1) Then he attended the University of Cambridge and graduated from it in 1854. (нет глаголов to be, to have) 2) At that time students could not even have (основной глагол, часть сказуемого в Past Simple, множ. число) such subjects as electricity or magnetism as there was (основной глагол в Past Simple, ед. число) no laboratory for the study of these subjects. 3) His most outstanding investigations, however, are (основной глагол в Present Simple, множ. число) in the field of the kinetic theory of gases and electricity. 4) It is (основной глагол в Present Simple, ед. число) in every object large or small; but large objects, such as earth, have (основной глагол в Present Simple, множ. число) a stronger pull than small ones. 5) Although the bigger object has (основной глагол в Present Simple, ед. число) the stronger attraction, all objects, in fact, have (основной глагол в Present Simple, мн. число) some attraction too but we do not notice the gravitational pull of a book because the pull of the earth is (основной глагол в Present Simple, ед. число) very much greater. 6) It was said (вс глагол в Past Simple, ед. число) that gravitation was (основной глагол в Past Simple, ед. число) the force which held all the atoms of a star together.
Once upon a time there was an unhappy shoemaker. He wanted to be rich because he thought this was the only way to be happy. (1) C. One day he complained about his poverty to an old man. The old man told him what to do. "Go to the castle and look for the golden duck. It's really a princess, and she will tell you what to do." The shoemaker was excited and went to the castle. (2) F. There he searched the dungeons. When he saw the duck, she turned into a beautiful princess. "I want to be rich and happy," he said. (3) D. The princess made a magic spell and gave him a hundred gold coins. "Spend all this money tomorrow," the princess said, "but only on yourself, not on other people. Then when you have nothing I will make you rich." "This is easy," thought the shoemaker, and the next day he started spending the money. (4) B. In the evening, though, he still had lots of money left. Then he met an old soldier, a beggar, with one leg. "I'm hungry, help me," he said. (5) H. The shoemaker felt sorry for him and gave him some money. The magic spell stopped working, and the princess appeared. "You gave some money to another person," she said. "I cannot make you rich." Then the old soldier said to the shoemaker, "Don't be unhappy. (6) G. Hard work and good health bring happiness, not money." At last the shoemaker understood. He .worked hard, saved money and started his own shop. In time he got married and had a family. (7) A. Не always helped poor people because he knew the meaning of happiness. And he lived happily ever after.
E. He bought a lot of expensive things and spent all the money.
If the weather will be good, we'll go to the beach.