Образуйте от глаголов, данных в скобках, Participle I или Participle II, в зависимости от контекста. 1)I don’t know the girl (to sit) in the corner. 2)(to know) English well, he translated the text without a dictionary. 3)The answer (to receive) from him greatly surprised me. 4)(to lose) the key I couldn’t open the door. 5)(to go) to the University I met a friend of mine. 6)(to live) in the city all his life he knew it very well. 7)The film so much (to speak about) is very interesting. 8)We read the article (to write) in English. 8)The problem (to discuss) now is very important. 9)The work (to be over), everybody went home. 10)The weather (to be) fine, they went for a walk.

 When I think of Great Britain first of all I mention the British Isles where the United Kingdom is situated. I associate Britain with a green landscape and a rainy weather. The British always queue of their sense of humour and their quiet lifestyle. When I imagine a typical Englishman in my mind, I think of

him or her as of a very Relaxed and reserved person. I know that these can be my stereotypes but what can I do with them? As for the Russians, foreigners imagine us to be very hospitable, that means we like guests, and well-mannered people. I'd also like to boast that the Englishmen like to picture very much.

1) Мention

2) United Kingdom

3) Landscape

4) Queue

5) Humour

6) Lifestyle

7) Imagine

8) Relaxed

9) Reserved

10) Stereotypes

11) Hospitable

12) well-mannered

13) Вoast

14) Рicture

1. She was buying a cake at 3 o'clock yesterday.

Was she buying a cake at 3 o'clock yesterday?

She wasn't buying a cake at 3 o'clock yesterday.

2. They were skiing when it started raining.

Were they skiing when it started raining?

They weren't skiing when it started raining.

3. The dog was sleeping while the cat was eating.

Was the dog sleeping while the cat was eating?/Was the cat eating while the dog was sleeping?

The dog wasn't sleeping while the cat was eating. / The cat wasn't eating while the dog was sleeping.