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Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form(full form).
1. At the interview yesterday he * (not/explain) to the panel all the details of his previous job.
2. When she came back to the office, the secretary * (to look) through the same papers.
3. We all hope that our company * (win) the grant next year.
4. After blue-collar workers * (to state) about better working conditions, they received higher wages.
5. The senior Manager says he * (to finish) his report by Thursday.
6. They * (not/ring up) yet.
7. He usually * (to ask) me about my motivation but I don’t answer.
8. He* (to run) this firm for 10 years until the policy of the company changed.
9. He * (to work) for 10 hours a day to get higher income to satisfy his wife’s needs since he got married.
10. We’ve passed our qualification exams and * (to wait) for promotion now.

Family Conflicts
Every family has problems because there are no ideal relationships. Conflicts usually appear between parents and their teenage offsprings. Wise parents try to decide such problems without insulting or pressurizing children. Teenagers are rather sensitive. They are going through a difficult period, when they have to choose future occupation, friends, interests. It’s also the time of first love and tears. So, parents should understand this and try to help them instead of useless moralizing. One of the most difficult problems among adults and youngsters is the struggle for independence. At some point children realize that they want to be independent, they don’t need help or advice from parents. They want to be left alone and to decide for themselves. That’s when family conflicts start. The only solution is to hear each other and to talk about it. Unfortunately, teens don’t understand that some things or situations can be dangerous and can have unwanted effects. This is the time when many youngsters try alcohol, cigarettes or drugs, not knowing that this one try can ruin all their life. They don’t understand that parents have gone through this and know how behave in certain situation. Meanwhile, adults should understand that their children are no longer kindergarten kids. They have grown and they need special attention. Family conflict is not a disaster. It can be solved if treated sensibly. There are many family therapists and psychologists nowadays, who help to solve such problems. The main condition is not to let it become too deep.

I think students should wear school unoform in all schools. It doesn't matter if it is a private or a state school. Uniform is important because it is not very expensive and can help students from families that can't afford brand clothes feel comfortable among others. On the other hand, if the school uniform doesn't acquire the required quality or lifts the modesty of students down, it's not an efficient and moral idea to make it compulsory. I think that the ideal school uniform for boys is a complect of a vest, a jacket and trousers so that they can stay active during the lessons and breaks. Girls, as for me, will appreciate a complect of a vest, a jacket, trousers and a skirt or a dress.
In my opinion, the main aspect is to ask teachers, students and their parents some questions on this topic before jumping to the conclusion and then decide whether the school needs to have its own uniform or not really.