Tess: 0 Have you heard / Had you heard the news? 1 There has been / had been a robbery at the museum! Last night someone 2 tried / had tried to steal a painting. Mark: Really? Tess: Yes, and it isn’t the first robbery there, either. When the staff came back to work after Christmas, they found out that someone 3 broke in / had broken in during the holidays. Mark: So 4 did they find out / had they found out what happened? How did the robbers get in? Tess: Well, it seems someone 5 forgot / had forgotten to switch on the alarm before they went home. Mark: Oh dear – that 6 was / had been bad! Tess: Yes, but then the police discovered that the robbers 7 didn’t take / hadn’t taken anything. The security guard saw them and called the police. Mark: Right ... so what about last night? Tess: Well, that was different – by the time the police arrived, the robbers 8 left / had left with the most valuable painting in the museum

You don't know the answer.- Do you know the answer?
-He doesn't have breakfast at 8.00.- Does he have
-He doesn't love her.- Does he love
-Some schoolgirls don't wear uniforms.- Do some schoolgirls wear
-He doesn't trust you.- Does he trust
-He doesn't try hard.- Does he try
-The park doesn't close at dusk.- Does the park close
-He doesn't miss his mother.- Does he miss
-The children don't like sweets.- Do the children like
-He doesn't finish work at 6.00.- Does he finish
-He doesn't live beside the sea.- Does he live
-This stove doesn't heat the water.- Does this stove heat
-She doesn't have a cooked breakfast.- Does she have
-She doesn't carry a sleeping bag.- Does she carry
-He doesn't usually believe you.- Does he usually believe
-She doesn't dance in competition.- Does she dance
-You don't remember the address.-Do you remember
-She doesn't play chess very well.- Does she play
-He doesn't worry about her.- Does he worry
-These thieves don't work at night.- Do these thieves work
-He doesn't leave home at 8.00 every day.- Does he leave
-Ann doesn't arrange everything.- Does Ann arrange
-She doesn't  agree with you.- Does she agree
-Their dogs don't bark all night.- Do their dogs bark
-Their neighbours don't often complain.- Do their neighbours often complai
-Tom doesn't enjoy driving at night.- Does Tom enjoy
-He doesn't engage new staff every spring.- Does he engage
-Tom doesn't look very well.- Does Tom look
-They don't sell fresh grape juice here.- Do they sell
-She doesn't cut her husband’s hair.- Does she cut
-They don't pick the apples in October.- Do they pick
-The last train doesn't leave at midnight.- Does the last train leave
-He doesn't relax at weekends.- Does he relax
-She doesn't refuse to discuss it.- Does she refuse

Dear Karen,Thanks for your letter of 10th January.I*m really happy to become your new pen friend.Ferst of all I*m  really sorry I haven*t written back sooner but I*ve  been buzy.I had to stady for my exams.They were very hard and I didn*t  have time for anything.Fortunately, I passed all of them and now I*m having my winter break.I*d like to hear more about your WORK,what music you like,what you do in your free time and anything else you think I should know about you.As for me,I come from a small familly.There are thre of us:my mum,my dad and me.My parents live in the country.They are retired.I live in the centre of London in a flat.Anyway ,I*d love to be in touch with you and I can*t wait to hear from you again.Lots of loveMary