I'm learning English because I want to get the information by myself which have not been interpreted yet. In the world many information haven't been interpreted. I like American movies, comedies and TV dramas. So when I want to get a lot of information about those, it is better to be able to understand English, which is a common language of the world, than to be not able to. If I could get much information, I can be more enjoyable those entertainments and share the information about those things with people all over the world who have same interests. The second reason of learning English is to survive in other countries. I like a trip abroad. In other countries I often have many troubles. For example, imagine that you go shopping in other country. If you can't speak English, you may be not able to buy things which you need because you can't tell a clerk what you want to buy. Being able to listen to and speak English is the one of the best way to solve those troubles. And by learning English, I can have many chances to feel other cultures and histories because English is the only common language of the world. I may be able to bring up and discover new myself by knowing other cultures and histories. So, learning English is important thing for understanding many cultures and histories. This is the last reason. So I am learning English.
1. b) had 2. b) had played 3. a) will not see 4. a) mustn't 5. a) she had never been to a nicer place 6. b) he would be there the next Monday. 7. b) to stop talking. 8. b) if they would have the chance to see Buckingham Palace. 9. c) why i had decided to become a travel agent.
1. If i see you, I will be the happiest man on the Earth. 2. If i were you, would drive more carefully in the rain. 3. If we had met each other, I would have helped you. 4. if it was my birthday, I would invite all my friends to the party.
Robin Hood (1 - is) apparently a fourteenth-century English hero. People of that time (2 - sang) songs about his adventures, although the most famous stories (3 - came) from the sixteenth century and later. In the 20th century a TV series and several films (4 - helped) to continue the legend. Robin Hood (5 - was) a rebel and in many ways a criminal but he (6 - was) a people's hero. The legend (7 - said) that he (8 - lived) in the forest with his companions, his "merry men". They (9 - robbed) and (10 - killed) representatives of authority in order to give the money to the poor. His main enemy (11 - was) the Sheriff of Nottingham, but he also (12 - stole) from the reach landowners and members of the church. Historical "detectives" (13 - tried) to find evidence for a real Robin Hood with little success. There (14 - was) an outlaw of that name, but we (15 – don't know) much about him. What is certain (16 - is) that for people of that period and later times, Robin Hood (17 — was) a symbol of justice. New stories about him (18 - appeared) through the centuries, and he (19 - became) a legendary figure.
