Question

1. I hope (move) to London. I refuse (give) in. I expect my children (be) good Christians. I am not permitted (go) out alone after midnight .It is necessary (lock) the door. I have to remember (go) to church. I am ready (play) basketball. It is difficult for new immigrants (get) used to living in a foreign country. I hope (go) to Prague. I needed (apply) for the visa. I was advised (be) a good boy.

Answer 1

Ответ:

   I hope to move to London.

   I refuse to give in.

   I expect my children to be good Christians.

   I am not permitted to go out alone after midnight.

   It is necessary to lock the door.

   I have to remember to go to church.

   I am ready to play basketball.

   It is difficult for new immigrants to get used to living in a foreign country.

   I hope to go to Prague.

   I needed to apply for the visa.

   I was advised to be a good boy.

Answer 2

It seems like you're providing sentences with verbs in parentheses and indicating the appropriate verb forms to use. Here are the sentences with the correct verb forms filled in:

1. I hope to move to London.
2. I refuse to give in.
3. I expect my children to be good Christians.
4. I am not permitted to go out alone after midnight.
5. It is necessary to lock the door.
6. I have to remember to go to church.
7. I am ready to play basketball.
8. It is difficult for new immigrants to get used to living in a foreign country.
9. I hope to go to Prague.
10. I needed to apply for the visa.
11. I was advised to be a good boy.