Прочитайте описание рака-отшельника. Заполните пропуски глаголами из предложенного списка в нужной форме, употребляя Present Indefinite (Simple): lose, belong, go, live, find, use, eat, let, have, be, be.

Hermit crabs (0) live in the sea around coral reefs. The hermit crab (1)… to the animal group called "crustaceans" (ракообразные). Crustaceans (2)…
a shell called an exosceleton (наружный скелет). The joints in the exosceleton (3)… the crab move. The joints (4)… clearly visible on the pincers (клешни) and legs. The hermit crab (5)… unusual among crustaceans because the back part of its body is not covered. So the crab (6)… into an empty mollusc shell, in this case a conch shell (стромбида, разновидность моллюска), and (7)… the shell to protect its soft rear end. Each year, the crab (8)… its exosceleton and (9)… a new, larger shell to hide in. Hermit crabs (10)… small fish and shrimps (креветки).

I really iove your house. It is very cozy and beautiful. It his 3 floors. On the ground floor are  the kitchen, bathroom, billiard room and living room.On the second floor of my room, parents badroom, walk in closet.And on the third floor large  balcony, and just a quest room where quests can stay overnight. And a small room for all sorts of trinkets. At the entrance to my house there are two  colums, the house is sheathed with decorative trim in the form of stones. Large windows  throughout the entire floor. I love my house. . 
Я очень люблю свой дом. Он очень уютный и красивый. В нем 3 этажа. На первом этаже находятся кухня, ванная комната, бильярдная и гостиная комната. На втором этаже моя комната, спальня родителей, гардеробная. А на третьем этаже  большой балкон, и просто гостевая комната где могут остаться гости переночевать! И небольшая комната для всяких безделушек.    При входе в мой дом стоят две колонны, сам дом обшит декоративной обшивкой ввиде камней. Большие окна во весь третий этаж. Мне очень нравиться мой дом я его очень люблю.  

1. He can't be that she read this book in two days; it may only thumbed through it. 2. "Can't be that you lost the ticket, you could
put it in your pocket".—"No, I could drop it in the tram." 3. Can't be that it already arrived, I received a telegram only yesterday. 4. He has already received my letter? 5. He didn't get my letter? 6. Your watch, perhaps in a hurry; can't be that it was now nine o'clock. 7. He couldn't get the book because the library was closed. 8. Can't be that he got the book, because the library was closed. 9. Could you give me this book for a couple of days? 10. No, I don't believe it can't be that she lied to me.