1. Barbara Grey works in East Square London School, doesn't she? - Yes, she is.
2. Mr Wooding invited a group of Russian students to London, didn't he? -Yes, he did.
3. A group of up to 22 people can go to London, can't it? - No, it can't.
4. Mr Wooding didnt write about the time of the visit, did he? - No, he didn't.
5.The Russian students will stay wth English families, won't they? - Yes, they will.
6. The Russian students wont be responsible for social programme, will they? - Yes, they will.
I went to the bus stop a quarter to seven, but the bus was not there and I decided to walk home. 2. Let's go to the dining room at ten o'clock. There at this time there are no people. 3. I was there to five. 4. Yesterday lessons ended at half past six, and we decided to take a walk. 6.Prihodite here, please, at twelve-thirty. Together we'll go to the library. 7.Pozavchera I had residues in the institute to half of the ninth. 1. You go to dinner with me now, right? Netzh.ya-I am afraid that I could go only through chas., I'll go alone. I really want to have. I had breakfast at half seggodnya sedmogo.2. You're hungry? Really? Do you want some soup?-No, I'm not hungry. I just really want pit.Day me tea. 3.What are you doing on Saturday? _ We would like to go to a restaurant. We will be glad if you will join us. 4. Anna told me that she has tickets to a new movie, and asked if I wanted to go with her. She did not want to go alone, and her friend could not go, because she's not well chuvstvovala.6. Here salt. I think potatoes are not salty. 7. Let him say, finally, when he will have time to come to nam.8. He said that when the finished article, it will come to us and tell all. 9. We can use this room as a dining room, it is large enough. 10. Your tea is strong enough? 11. Can you give me a cigarette? - Unfortunately, I have no one there.