Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets. Example:Haveyou everbeen(go) to Paris?

1.Can you wait a few minutes? The boys (not finish) their lunch yet.

2.I (feel) dizzy all morning. I think I’ll go to the doctor’s.

3.The criminal’s sentence (not decide) until next week.

4.I (finish) your book by tomorrow, so I’ll give it back to you then.

5.If I (not see) you before I go, I’ll phone you next week.

6.I (talk) to Jane when Billy walked through the door.

7.You can go out as soon as you (do) your homework.

8.How long (sit) there? Are you waiting for someone?

9.They (climb) for about an hour when the rain started.

10.I already (speak) to John about the problem.

11.This time tomorrow I (do) my final exams.

12.When Jane got to the station she realized she (leave) her ticket at home.

13.Who (know) the answer to this question?

14.It (think) that the burglar escaped through the bathroom window.

15.People used (send) to prison for a longer period of time.

16.The robbers are believed (steal) three valuable paintings

1)В английском языке есть два артикля: определенный the и неопределенный a (an). Оба они произошли от знаменательных частей речи и частично сохранили в себе свое старое значение. Определенный артикль the произошел от указательного местоимения that, отсюда и его значение конкретности. Старое значение можно проследить в таких фразах, как: at the (that) time, of the (that) kind.Неопределенный артикль a произошел от числительного one, значение которого четко видно во фразах: not a word, a mile’s walk, a cup or two.Неопределенный артикль в английском языке имеет два варианта – a и an. Если существительное начинается с согласного звука, то используется форма a, если с гласного – форма an:a tree, a worker, a hero
an apple, an engineer, an hour
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It is so important to have traditions. They are part of the glue that holds families together. Traditions are beneficial in several ways. First, they give children and even teens a sense of security. They know that in an uncertain world, some things stay the same. Traditions also foster closeness in the immediate and extended family. Lasting memories are formed, and hopefully our children will continue the customs in their own homes and make more of their own. 
Here are some suggestions for creating some family traditions. None are hard to do. These have worked over the years for our family. 

SUNDAY DINNER 

We started this when my first son was a baby. My mother, sister and brother-in-law, my husband, sons, and I get together for a carry-in dinner every Sunday. We take turns hosting the dinner at our houses. Whoever makes the main dish has the dinner at their house. After my dad died, this was especially meaningful to my mother. It gives us all something for which to look forward. 

FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE AND PIZZA 

Every Friday night my family and my husband's brother get together for a movie. Usually we have pizza for supper on Friday because it is the end of a tiring work week. I can either throw one in the oven or call in one to be delivered. 
We have watched some really good movies and some we tried were not as good as they were advertised to be. However, we get a kick out of my 86 year old mother watching these wild action movies that all the guys like! She's interested, too!. 

GAME NIGHT 

This is one thing that we tried to do when the boys were younger. It was a little harder to keep up with, because of extra-curricular activities and homework. It is nice to set aside one evening of the week, maybe Wednesday, and have everyone sit at the kitchen table and play board games.