1. The teacher aked me to hand the note to my parents. 2. Oleg asked her sister to put the letter into an envelope and give it to Kate. 3. Robert asked Henry to help him with his work. 4. He asked the waitress to bring him some fish soup. 5. He tells me not worry about such a small thing. 6. Mary asked her friend not to mention that to anybody. 7. Jane asked Alice to promise that she will come and see her. 8. He told us not to go outside because it was very cold. 9. I asked Mark to send me a telegram as soon as they arrive. 10. Father tells me not to stay up late.
2. Oleg asked her sister to put the letter into an envelope and give it to Kate.
3. Robert asked Henry to help him with his work.
4. He asked the waitress to bring him some fish soup.
5. He tells me not worry about such a small thing.
6. Mary asked her friend not to mention that to anybody.
7. Jane asked Alice to promise that she will come and see her.
8. He told us not to go outside because it was very cold.
9. I asked Mark to send me a telegram as soon as they arrive.
10. Father tells me not to stay up late.
No 6. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.
The mountains are well... from our balcony.
r) seen
N07. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.
He ... his way and had to ask a policeman where to go.
r) lost
No8. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.
Everybody must be ... crossing the street.
r) careful
No9. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.
Of all the discoveries of the XXth century ... of atom is one of the most wonderful.
a) splitting 6)
No10. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.
Could you ... me up? I'm afraid I'll be late.
a) help
6(r)
7(p)
8(p)
9(B)
10(a)