Write a letter to your friend and tell him/her what you would like to see in New York.

1. This is ahat. It isn't my hat. 2. Is this a tie? — No, it isn't a tie, it's a shirt. 3. Is this a cat, or a dog? — This is a dog, it is eating the bone. 4. My pen is bad. Give me a pen, or a pencil. 5. The dog chased a cat the dog was big and brown, a cat was small and white. 6. Sam bought a newspaper and the magazine. A newspaper is on the table, but a magazine disap-peared. 7. Tom lives in a big house not far from an of¬fice. There is a garden near the house. 1. Mary is a secretary. 2. Have you got a book? Give me the book. 3. Does Tom collect stamps? 4. Would you like an apple? 5. Mary has got a small flat in the center of the city. 6. This is a nice house. Does it have a garden? 7. Have you finished reading the book which Mike gave you? Return him a book, please

1 The children are back at school now. They've been on holiday for the summer.

2 'Have you ever been to Niagara Falls?' 'No, but I've been to the Great lakes.'

3 Bill worked very hard today. He's gone to bed early.

4 I've got a lot of money. I've been to the bank today.

5 'His car isn't in the garage. I think he's gone away for the day.'

2. 
I'm exhausted. I have been working all day, and I have not finished yet.
I visited many countries in the last five years.
Someone has taken my books. I have been looking for them for ages, but I can't find them anywhere.
I have been shopping all morning, but I have not bought anything yet. I haven't seen anything I've liked.
The best book I have ever read is One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Marquez.
A You're filthy! What have you been doing?
B I have been working in the garden. I have planted all the vegetables for next year.
I have been waiting for two hours, but nobody has arrived yet.