6.Раскройте скобки, используя нужную по смыслу форму глаголов to be,

6.Раскройте скобки, используя нужную по смыслу форму глаголов
to be, to have
a) Where ... you? I ... at work now.
b) Yesterday we ... English class.
c) This text ... difficult.
d) Tomorrow we ... not lectures.
e) She wants ... an actress.
f) He ... at home tomorrow all day long.
g) My sister ... not ... at home tomorrow.
h) Where ... you yesterday? I ... at the cinema.
i) I ... much work yesterday morning.
j) He ... a wife.
8. Выпишите из текста имена существительные во множественном числе и поставьте их в форму единственного числа WHAT DO WE NEED FOREIGN LANGUAGES
It is known that people have been learning foreign languages for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians learned the Greek language 2.5 thousand years ago. In the 12th century the French language was learnt in many countries of Europe. In the 16th century Europe began to study the German language. In the 19th century the nobility of different countries communicated in French again/ Throughout the history mankind people needed some second language to understand each other. Nowadays, The English language is the most widespread in the world. Approximately 400 million people speak English as a mother tongue. The English language has become a world language in politics, science, trade and cultural relations. It is the language of computers technology. Half of the worlds scientific journals are in English. It is absolutely necessary for good specialist in any countries to be able at least to read English. If you know English you can talk to people of any nationality and get necessary information anywhere in the world. Besides the English is the language of the literature. W. Shakespeare, Ch. Dickens, Oscar Wilde and G. Bernard Show, they all wrote their books in English. A lot of modern literature and many new films in English come out every year. If you know English, you can understand them without translation. No wonder that most educated people speaks English fluently.
Today one person in seven of the worlds population either knows English or learns it.