1. Detective Cooper says he saw you there yesterday. - Tell ...the detective I've never been there.
2. Have you ever climbed Elbrus? - I've climbed the... Andes.
3. ...The... United Kingdom consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northem Ireland.
4. British Prime Minister left for the... Middle East early this morning.
5. If I had enough money I would go to ...the Canaries.
6. I've heard much about General Miles. The... general is a well-known person.
7. When are ...the Greens moving to their new flat?
8. This story is written by ...the famous English writer W.S. Maugham.
9. Gibraltar separates Europe from Africa.
10. Newcastle is a large city in .the.. north-east of England.
11. You must see the... doctor. Doctor Ballisat is ...a good doctor.
12. Do you have ...an aunt? - Yes, I do. Aunt Mary always visits us in June.
They are announcing our flight. (Сейчас происходит длительное действие). We have a problem. One of our suitcases is missing. Лучше – is missed
Объяснение:
Часто в интернете можно увидеть фразу - Houston, we have a problem
"I am having a problem" is used when speaking of an interpersonal matter, and "I have a problem" when referring to some other type of situation such as a problem with a mechanical device. Actually, they're pretty much interchangeable, but that's a personal preference I have in usage, since "I am having a problem" denotes something within me is having a difficulty about another person, which doesn't imply it's the other's fault, where "I have a problem" tends to imply the fault is outside me personally, as in a malfunctioning device.