Question

They say Mr.Voronin (warks/work/working/does working) in the office.Do you seldom stay (in/at/on/ничего) home?Our engeneers often (starts/start/starting/starten) work at 9 o'clock.He lives in Berlin, (isn’t/doesn’t/livesn’t/does) he?She (meets/is meeting/meet/meeting) foreing businessmen every day.(have/has/is/are) there any contracts with GML company?Mary asks if we (would going/goes/will go/do go) to the country.Usually they meet (from/after/in/from) lunch.He was charged with a serious (outrage/insult/annoyance/offence).She is (after/on/at/for) business.Помогите пж вставить нужные слова,очень нужно!!!Mr.Brown came out of the office at 2 p.m.The car (was waiting/wait/waiting/is waiting) for him.She (am/be/are/is) a manager.He usually has lunch (for/at/in/on) 2 o’clock.It (am/to/is/are) a file.Where (where/is/was/are) you the day before yesterday?(Hertz/volt/walt/ampere) is the new unit of frequency adopted in 1960.Where is Jane?I am (tired with/tired about/tired of/tired to) waiting?They wonder how many customers we (has/have/having/do have).Britith Businessmen are interested (at/to/in/for) buying new models of planes.He … never … this name.(have heard/has heard/have hear/heard).Who (does speak/speak/do speak/speaks) three foreign languages in you group?There (amn’t/aren’t/isn’t/haven’t) his letters.We (have studied/has study/studying/studies) the contract from in detail.

Answer 1

They say Mr.Voronin (works/work/working/does working) in the office.Do you seldom stay (in/at/on/ничего) home?Our engineers often (starts/start/starting/starten) work at 9 o'clock.He lives in Berlin, (isn’t/doesn’t/livesn’t/does) he?She (meets/is meeting/meet/meeting) foreing businessmen every day.(have/has/is/are) there any contracts with GML company?Mary asks if we (would going/goes/will go/do go) to the country.  Usually they meet (from/after/in/from) lunch.He was charged with a serious (outrage/insult/annoyance/offence).She is (after/on/at/for) business.Mr.Brown came out of the office at 2 p.m.The car (was waiting/wait/waiting/is waiting) for him.She (am/be/are/is) a manager.He usually has lunch (for/at/in/on) 2 o’clock.It (am/to/is/are) a file.Where (where/is/was/are) you the day before yesterday? were(Hertz/volt/walt/ampere) is the new unit of frequency adopted in 1960.Where is Jane?I am (tired with/tired about/tired of/tired to) waiting?They wonder how many customers we (has/have/having/do have).Britith Businessmen are interested (at/to/in/for) buying new models of planes.He … never … this name.(have heard/has heard/have hear/heard).Who (does speak/speak/do speak/speaks) three foreign languages in you group?There (amn’t/aren’t/isn’t/haven’t) his letters.We (have studied/has study/studying/studies) the contract from in detail.

Answer 2

They say Mr. Voronin works in the office. Do you seldom stay at home?

Our engineers often start work at 9 o'clock.

He lives in Berlin, doesn’t he?

She meets foreign businessmen every day.

Are there any contracts with GML company?

Mary asks if we will go to the country.

Usually they meet after lunch.

He was charged with a serious offence.

She is on business.

Mr. Brown came out of the office at 2 p.m. The car was waiting for him.

She is a manager.

He usually has lunch at 2 o’clock.

It is a file.

Where were you the day before yesterday?

Hertz is the new unit of frequency adopted in 1960.

Where is Jane?

I am tired of waiting.

They wonder how many customers we have.

British Businessmen are interested in buying new models of planes.

He has never heard this name.

Who speaks three foreign languages in your group?

There aren’t his letters.

We have studied the contract in detail.