Make up all possible derivatives from the stems of the verbs below. share, assert, adhere, complain, bore, accept, require, inspire, oppress, prompt, absorb, wrestle, report.

1) Carina (enjoys) hospital dramas so she (watches) them every week.

2) Japanese cooking (does not use) a lot of dairy food.

3) Does the interest rate (usually change) because of inflation?

4) Graham won't give up cigarettes. He (smokes) about fifty a day.

5) Britney-Spears (is staying) in the Waldorf Astoria on this visit to New York.

6) We (take) a two-week winter holiday in Gstaad every year.

7) I (am feeding) the neighbour's cat this week while she's in hospital.

8) The court (does not usually send) first-time offenders to prison, but it is possible in exceptional circumstances.

9) Then you (mix) all the ingredients together quickly and (put) the mixture in a hot oven for twenty minutes.

10) I can see the leaders. The three front runners (are turning) the corner into the stadium complex now.

11) Julie, listen to this. It's Thursday evening and I (am getting) home really late from the club, and she (is saying) to me.

My love sportsman is Andrew N. Shevchenko his Ukrainian footballer, played for Kiev "Dynamo", "Milan" and London "Chelsea". Honored Master of Sports of Ukraine since 2003. He was awarded the highest state award - "Hero of Ukraine". 2003 became the first Ukrainian to win the Champions League. The owner of "Golden Ball" 2004 - a prize that is awarded the best players in Europe. One of the most effective scorers in European club football tournaments for all seasons [2]. The best scorer of the national team in the history of Ukraine. Three times became top scorer of the Champions League twice - the Italian championship. The second scorer in the history of "Milan".