с английским, нужно сдавать
2. Put the words in brackets into the correct form:
1) The old fireplace (to replace) in this room recently.
2) When Mother came, the room looked spotless. Everything (to tidy up).
3) By next summer the swimming pool (to build).
4) There were no tickets left, they all (to sell out).
5) The missing boy still (not to find).
6) When I got to the parking lot, I didn’t find my car. It (to steal).
7) The patient (to operate on) last week. He almost (to recover) already.
8) No books (to ask for) recently.
9) When the taxi arrived, the things (to pack) already.
10) The think that by next winter the reconstruction works (to finish)

Hi, John! I live in Izhevsk. Our city is not very large but it is famous for small arms, namely for Kalashnikov machine guns. My house is located almost on the outskirts of the city. It is a house of five floors and I live on the fifth floor. In my flat, there is a living room, my parents' bedroom, my bedroom, a kitchen, a bathroom and a toilet. There is nothing notable in my room. It doesn't differ from my friends' rooms. There is a desk, a chair, a big wardrobe and a bed. All the furniture as well as walls and curtains are blue and white. This is where I live. Where do you live? Do you have your own room?

1. She hoped I had paid for the tickets. 2. When we came the plane had taken
off. 3. I went to sleep as soon as the show had finished. 4. By the end of the year
he had completed five courses. 5. When they came home mother had done
everything about the house. 6. I went to see the sights after I had bought a map of
Moscow. 7. We knew our itinerary only after the leader of the group had told us.
8. After I had spent all the money I turned to my father. 9. She understood the
letter after she had red it a second time. 10. We had kept waiting until we lost
patience. 169
b) Future Perfect:
1. When the father returns from his round the world trip his son will have 
become a grown-up man. 2. By the end of this year I will have red all the books of this writer. 3. You will have finished typing my papers by this evening? 4. If you come late, the party will have ended. 5. When you come she will have left. 6. By the end of July you will have passed your last entrance exam. 7. I'm not sure if I will have translated this text by Monday. 8. By the time they return from the honeymoon trip we will have rebuilt the house for them.