B) Suggest the English versions in 3 grammatical forms for the following verbs. The example was done for you

In Ukrainian	Infinitive	Past Indefinite	Participle II
пропонувати	to offer	offered	offered
ставати
бути
здати (екзамени)
відвідувати
призначати, назначати
прогулювати
отримувати
вирішувати
проводити (час)
обирати (вибирати)
здавати (документи)

5. c) Masha, the editor ¹ of the university newspaper “Visnyk PoltNTU”, is interviewing Viktor, PoltNTU’s graduate, about his university studying. Unfortunately ², her Dictaphone ³ got wet in the heavy rain yesterday, and part of the conversation was lost. Help Masha to complete the dialogue with the appropriate ⁴ questions and answers.

Masha: Hi, Victor!..........................................................!

Viktor: I’m glad to see you too, Masha!

Masha: Is it true, that …………………………………………………………?

Viktor: Yes, it’s true. I was only 16, when I finished school and became an applicant.

Masha: How did it happen, that you were such a young school-leaver?

Viktor: You see, I was one year younger, than other school-children, when I went to school. I was only ……..years old, not 6, when I became a pupil of school No 3.

Masha: …………………………………………………………………………?

Viktor: Oh, yes, it was really difficult for me to decide, what university to choose.

Masha: As far as I know, you handed in your documents to the admissions offices of several universities at once, did not you?

Viktor: ………………………………………………………………………….

Masha: Why did you apply to Poltava National Technical University, Poltava Teachers’ Training University and Poltava State Agricultural Academy?

Viktor: I applied to …………………………………………………..of Poltava.

Masha: What subjects did you pass exams in?

Viktor: …………………………………………………………………..

Masha: What…………………………………………………………..for you?

Viktor: Hmm…let me think…. Presumably ⁵, the first course was the most difficult for me. I had to attend a lot of lectures on a number of different subjects. Moreover, I spent a lot of time in the reading hall.

Masha: …………………………………………………………………when you became a sophomore?

Viktor: Yes, I had more time, and studying at the university was easier, that in the first year. I even visited dancing club in October Street and sometimes went to Konkord-cinema with my friends.

Masha: Where did you undergo your summer practice, when you were a junior?

Viktor: ……………………………………………………………..

Masha: But, nevertheless, you did well and passed all your finals successfully, did not you?

Viktor: Yeah, I even got ……………………………………………………….

Masha: Congratulations! So, Viktor, I want to wish you good luck in your future life! It was a pleasure for me to speak to you!

Viktor: Thank you! …………………………, Masha!

Masha: Bye-bye, Victor!

1 – editor ['edɪtə] – n – редактор

2 – unfortunately [ʌn'fɔːʧʊnɪtli] – adv. – на жаль

3 – dictaphone ['dɪktəfəun] – n – диктофон

4 – appropriate [ə'prəuprɪɪt] – adj. – підхожий, відповідний; доречний, придатний

5 – presumably [prɪ'zjuːməblɪ] – adv. – можливо, ймовірно; очевидно, мабуть