VERB TENSES

1.So far this week,the teachers are giving us a lot of homework every day.
2.While I will be studying tonight,I am going to listen to Bethoven's Seventh Symphony.
3.He washed the dishes and clean up the kitchen after our guests were leaving.

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A: Have you seen Beth and Angela recently?

B: No. I haven't seen them since last week.

A: 1) Neither of them has phoned me since

Wednesday

B: I tried to phone them yesterday, but no one was at

home

A: I think they have gone away

on holiday, but I'm not sure.

B: Did you phone any of their friends?

A: Yes, I phoned 3) all of them, but

none of them knows where Beth

and Angela are

B: Here's the postman. Look! There's a postcard here. It's

from Beth and Angela, They are 5) both

in Scotland. 6)

neither of them is having a

good time, though, because it's raining there

A: When are they coming back?

B: They are coming back next Sunday​

1. I have my birthday in September.

2. I usually celebrate my birthday with my family and best friends at home.

3. The best birthday present I've ever had is a phone.

4. We usually celebrate Christmas and Victory day in my family.

5. I think that the best present for a teenager is a new computer.

6. I celebrate both: Christmas and Easter.

7. We don't have any special traditions. We usually celebrate holidays together, at home or outside of the city.

8. Yes, we do. The main holidays are New Year's day and Victory day.

9. I usually celebrate Christmas on the 7th of January.

10. No, it isn't. I like New Year’s Day, but my favourite holiday is birthday.

11. My parents send parcels and cards in my family.

12. My favourite Russian holiday is Victory day, because it is one of the most important day in our country.

13. I usually invite my best friends and relatives to holiday dinner.

14. Yes, it is.

Victory Day marks Germany’s surrender to the Soviet Union in 1945. 

Many people watch a local military parade and the fireworks at night on Victory Day.