Put the verbs into the correct tense form. 1. If you ( put on ) the kettle I ( make ) the tea.
2. Ice ( turn ) to water if you ( heat ) it.
3. If you ( go ) to Paris where you ( stay )?
4. If my sister ( read ) for a long time, she ( be tired ).
5. If he ( wash ) my car I ( give ) him money.
6. I ( be ) very angry if you ( make ) any more mistakes.
7. If she ( go) abroad she ( spend ) a lot of money.
8. I ( help ) my parents if I ( stay ) at home.
9. If he ( finish ) his work he ( go ) to the party.
10. Someone (steal) your car if you (leave) your car unlocked.

I  get up,  switch on the radio and  do my morning exercises. It  takes me fifteen minutes. At half past seven we have breakfast. My father and I  leave home at eight o'clock. He takes a bus to his factory. My mother is a doctor, she leaves home at nine o'clock. In the evening we  gather in the living room. We watch TV and  talk. 2. My sister  gets up at eight o'clock. 3. She is a schoolgirl. She goes to school in the afternoon. 4. Jane is fond of sports. She does her morning exercises every day. 5. For breakfast she has two eggs, a sandwich and a cup of tea. 6. After breakfast she goes to school. 7. It takes her two hours to do her homework. 8. She speaks French well.

          The advantages and disadvantages of the Internet
Today it is impossible to imagine our life without the Internet. Not everybody is aware now that the Internet appeared only recently - just three decades ago. Since that time the Internet has become available to virtually every person who has a computer, a tablet or a smartphone.
    The Internet means availability of information. Wherever you are, if you have access to the world wide web, you have knowledge. This is a key advantage of the Internet. With its help you can get educated, learn news, instantly communicate with other people.
  On the other hand, the Internet has disadvantages: there's sometimes too much information and almost no censorship. It can take you hours to search what you need! In addition, the Internet is inconceivable without social networks, and social networks often do more harm than good.
  In conclusion I'd like to say that everyone should decide for themselves whether they will use the Internet with good or bad intentions.