1. Времена (кроме perfect & future)
1.1 Jack and Wayne(drink) juice in bar today evening
1.2.Jennifer always(forget) to take an umbrella when it’s raining
1.3. Why (do) Luke congratulate his boss with his birthday? Could he forget?
1.4. Why did you write this book? It (do) make sense
1.5. You(make) a lot of noise. Could you be quieter? I’m(try) to concentrate
1.6. What time(the banks/close) in Britain?
1.7. I don’t understand this sentence. What(this word/mean)?
1.8. It was warm, so I(take) off my coat.
1.9. Jane(wait) for me when I(arrive)
1.10. I(meet) Tom and Ann at the airport a few weeks ago. They(go) to Madrid. We(have) a chat while we(wait) for our flight
1.11. I(cycle) home yesterday when suddenly a man(step) our into the road in front of me. I(go) quite fast but luckily I(manage) to stop in time and(not/hit) him.
2.1. Закончить предложения с I will и подходящим глаголом вас

Topic 2.
The saiga antelope, or saiga, is a critically endangered antelope which during antiquity inhabited a vast area of the Eurasian steppe spanning the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains in the northwest and Caucasus in the southwest into Mongolia in the northeast and Dzungaria in the southeast.

Once numbering in the millions, the saiga population crashed by 95% in fifteen years, the fastest decline ever recorded for a mammal species. They are now critically endangered. In May and early June of 2015, over 200,000 saiga in central Kazakhstan died suddenly due to a respiratory illness.

Saiga is a relatively small cloven-hoofed animal, body length 110-146 cm, tail 8-12 cm, height at the withers 60-79 cm. Weight 23-40 kg. Saiga lives in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Russia and western Mongolia. In 2002, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, this species was classified as "CR", that is, "in critical condition." Saiga are on the verge of extinction, because poachers hunt for their skins and meat.
We need to build more nature

1. It just so happens that money does not interest me. 2. It so happened that in the middle of the lecture Dr. Somerville paused and looked out the window. 3. From the first mention of Long John I was afraid that he could be the one-legged sailor, for which I watched so long at the Inn. 4. It seemed that since their last meeting, Clyde was not thinking about anyone else except Sondra. 5. It was obvious that Clyde forgot his promise to spend free evenings with Roberta. 6. It turned out that she's a great actress, 7. Once it so happened that the Hare met the Tortoise. 8. It seemed that the Turtle crawls very slowly. 9. It turned out that the Hare lost the race. 10. It seemed that the unit is in excellent condition. 11. It seems that You have found in him something I hadn't noticed. 12. I think this job will take much time 13. The operation seemed complicated. 14. It seems that the new working methods are very effective. 15. The percentage of coal in this steel was very low. 16. It turned out that Irving high paleface boy. 17. It turned out that his office is located in one of the remote (center) streets. 18. He was the perfect man.