1. you (to go) anywhere yesterday? – we (to go) to a party. sheila (to have) birthday yesterday. we (to have) a wonderful time. – really? it (to be) so good? who (to show up)? – oh, all sort of people. it’s a pity you (not to be) there. 2. he (to come) to see me next year. 3. what you (to do) at the moment? can you help me with my project? – oh, i’m busy just now. i (to fix) my mixer. but if you can wait i (to help) - yes, i can. 4. what tom (to do)? why he (not to practise)? – he (to have) some rest. 5. the stranger (to climb) into his car and (to drive away), and when he (to notice) later that his speedometer (to indicate) seventy-five, he (to laugh) at himself but (not to slow down).

1. (did you go) anywhere yesterday? – we (went) to a party. sheila (had) birthday yesterday. we (had) a wonderful time. – really? it (was) so good? who (showed up)? – oh, all sort of people. it’s a pity you (weren't) there. 2. he (will come) to see me next year. 3. what (are you doing) at the moment? can you help me with my project? – oh, i’m busy just now. i (am fixing) my mixer. but if you can wait i (will help) - yes, i can. 4. what (is tom doing)? why (isn't he practising)? – he (is having) some rest. 5. the stranger (climbed) into his car and (drove away), and when he (noticed) later that his speedometer (indicated) seventy-five, he (laughed) at himself but (didn't slow down) 

The main street of Kyiv is certainly Khreshchatyk and you’d better start your sightseeing there.

The street is not very long but very impressive. Khreshchatyk looks especially beautiful in spring when chestnut trees are in blossom. The building of this street began at the end of the 18th century. The first houses were wooden. The forming of Khreshchatyk as a street began in the 1830s-40s. Three-storeyed buildings with shops, offices and banks were built at this time. In 1892 the first electric tram in the country connected Khreshchatyk with Podil. At the beginning of the 20th century Khreshchatyk became the shopping centre of the city. During the Second World War Khreshchatyk was destroyed. While being reconstructed the street was twice widened and a lot of new multistoreyed buildings appeared. All the buildings are built after the same architectural design