IV. Use an appropriate tense of the verb: 1. The Jones__
(go) to Italy next summer.
2. What__
you__
(do), when I__
(knock) on the door?
3. She__
(look) for her pen when she__
(find out) that she__
(have) it in her purse all the time.
4. I__
(meet) John while I__
(wait) for the bus this evening.
5.You always__
( laugh) at me, it is offensive!​

It was Amy. She came back from her friends' party. As she came to the door of the house, she quickly realized that somebody is in because the rug which was lying in front of it had whinkles on it. She was scared because she thought that the house was broken into so she tried to call her husband, secretly hoping it was he. Ian didn't answer the phone call. He looked out of the window and saw Amy standing outside the house. Ian jumped out of the window at the other side of the house, approached Amy and proposed her.

He hates travelling by HIMSELF.
I planted these flowers MYSELF.
Jane cooked dinner all by HERSELF.
Help YOURSELF to coffee and biscuits, girls.
Did someone give this book to you? – No, I have bought it MYSELF .
Don’t disturb Steve. He wants to be by HIMSELF for a while.
It was nice to meet you, Jude. Take care of YOURSELF .
My little son already dresses HIMSELF though he is only three.

Music - musician (музыкант)
sail - sailor (моряк)
camera - cameraman (оператор )
architecture - architect (архитектор )
science - scientist (ученый)
dance - dancer (танцор)