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EX. № 1. READING. 
 I thought he had reached the right level that evening, so I said, “Do you (1) that spirit of yours, George?” “Eh?” said George, looking at his drink as though he won - dered why that should require remembering. 
 “Not your drink,” I said. “The little spirit about two centimeters high, whom you once told me you had managed (2) call up from some other place of existence. The one with the paranatural powers.” “Ah,” said George. “Azazel. Not his name, of course. Couldn't pronounce his real name, I suppose, but that's what I call him. I remember (3).” “Do you use him much?” “No. Dangerous. It's too dangerous. There's always the temp- tation to play with power. I'm careful myself; deuced careful. As you know, I have a high standard of ethics. That's why I felt called upon to help a friend once. The damage that did! Dread- ful! Doesn't bear thinking of.” “(4) happened?” “I suppose I ought to get it off my chest,” said George, thoughtfully. “It tends to fester—” I was a good deal younger then (said George) and in those days women made up an important part of one's life. It seems silly now, looking back on it, but I distinctly remember thinking, back in those days, that it made much difference which woman. 
1. a. remember 
 b. remembered 
 c. remembering 
2. a. up 
 b. under 
 c. to 
3.a. hi 
 b. him 
 c. his 
4.a. What 
 b. Where 
 c. Why 
EX. №2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER. 
1.They … not go to school on Sundays. 
a.would 
b.do 
c.have 
2.Have you … been to London? 
a.never 
b.yet 
c.ever 
3.… she go to school yesterday? 
a.Did 
b.Has 
c.Does 
4.I am … homework now. 
a.do 
b.doing 
c.did 
5.He … go to the cinema tomorrow. 
a.won’t 
b.didn’t 
c.haven’t 
 
6.Have you … your ticket for the concert on Friday yet? 
a.got 
b.getting 
c.get 
7.Can you … the mirror on that wall, please? 
a.puts 
b.put 
c.putting 
8.Laurie and Tom … for the coast on Monday morning. 
a.leaves 
b.leaving 
c.left 
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Natali Notka · Accepted Answer

I thought he had reached the right level that evening, so I said, “Do you remember that spirit of yours, George?” “Eh?” said George, looking at his drink as though he won - dered why that should require remembering. 
“Not your drink,” I said. “The little spirit about two centimeters high, whom you once told me you had managed toc all up from some other place of existence. The one with the paranatural powers.” “Ah,” said George. “Azazel. Not his name, of course. Couldn't pronounce his real name, I suppose, but that's what I call him. I remember him.“Do you use him much?” “No. Dangerous. It's too dangerous. There's always the temp- tation to play with power. I'm careful myself; deuced careful. As you know, I have a high standard of ethics. That's why I felt called upon to help a friend once. The damage that did! Dread- ful! Doesn't bear thinking of.”What happened?” “I suppose I ought to get it off my chest,” said George, thoughtfully. “It tends to fester—” I was a good deal younger then (said George) and in those days women made up an important part of one's life. It seems silly now, looking back on it, but I distinctly remember thinking, back in those days, that it made much difference1 do2ever3 did 4doing5won't6got7put8left