1. Now I (am reading) a short story about a young actor, who follows his heart (but not his head) to Paris in search of the secrets of life and love.
2. This book is for Bob, who (means) all the world to me.
3. She has just (cracked) the shell of the hard-boiled egg and now (peel) it.
4. The old grandfather clock (stopped) in 1990 and has not (been working) since.
5. What are you (doing) tonight? Have you (made up) your mind where to go?
6. You (look) so pale! What's the matter? Have you (seen) a ghost?
7. Where did you (get) that black eye? Have you (been fighting)?
8. They (moved) to the country last year so that their children (wold grow up) away from the city traffic.
9. The road through the city centre (is being repaired) at the moment so we (are taking) the longer way which is seldom (used).
10. When you (listen) how he (speaks), you (will understand) what his brother (meant). He has not (changed) at all since we last (met) him.
11. Much later, when we (had finished) dinner and (drunk) wine near the fireplace, Andrew (rose) to make a toast to everybody's health.
12. The snow (had stopped) falling by the time they (arrived) in New Milford, and the sun (was shining) in the brilliantly blue sky.
13. The baby, due in January next year, (was raised) in America.
14. He (was beated) by his rival in the presidential elections.
15. Will you (use) your computer this afternoon? — I have not (decided) yet.
16. Henry's wife served the meat which (had been marinated) in wine and fresh herbs.
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Danilovsky Market is one of the (LARGEST) markets in the centre of Moscow with a long and interesting history. Not far from the market, there is a (THIRTEENTH) century monastery. People still use the monastery today and gather around it. It is no surprise, then, that there is also a market nearby. The design of Danilovsky Market, which comes from (ARCHITECTS) Felix Novikov and Gabriel Akulov, makes the building look like a giant turtle. In the 21st century markets are not just for (SHOPPING), they are also places where people can meet and have fun; and Danilovsky Market is no exception. In Danilovsky Market you can buy high-quality fresh products from all over the world. But that’s not all. You can also come and have a delicious dinner in one of its many cafes. You can’t feel (BORED) in Danilovsky Market. Lots of cultural events take place there. There are various (ACTIVITIES), like festivals, musical performances, fairs, lectures and master classes. Danilovsky Market has something for everyone.