B. | Leyla Mammadbayova (1909 -1989) was the first female pilot in Azerbaijan, the Caucasus, Southern Europe, and the Middle East. She was a courageous woman who became a military pilot, even though she was first a housewife and a mother of two children. In the 1930s, a magazine in Moscow put her picture on the cover and called her "the East's first woman pilot." Soon, many people across the Soviet Union knew her name. She showed great courage and made history in Azerbaijan, proving that women could take on challenging roles in aviation. Leyla worked as a teacher at the Baku Flying Club, where she helped new pilots learn to fly. Her first flight as a student was in 1931. Later, she went to Moscow for more training. She learned about different aeroplanes and met famous pilots. In 1934, she became the second female parachute jumper in the Soviet Union. Her last flight was in 1949, and she retired in 1961 with an honorary pension. Azerbaijani people will always remember her as a great teacher who trained many pilots. She proved that women could do anything if they had passion and practice. Leyla Mammadbayova's life will inspire many women to follow their dreams and do difficult jobs. She showed that women can be strong and brave. Today, many young people, especially women, look up to her and believe they can succeed in aviation and other fields. Leyla Mammadbayova's life continues to inspire many women to follow their dreams and take on challenging roles. She showed that women can be strong and brave. Everybody remembers her as a symbol of strength and inspiration. Who 1. planned a long journey but never completed it? 2. taught new pilots learn how to fly? 3. had to land because of problems with the aircraft? 4. showed people that women could do difficult jobs in aviation? 5. made parachute jumps as well as flying planes? 6. could not talk to others by radio and got lost? 7. travelled to another country for flight training? 8. looked after her home and children before becoming a pilot?

3 | Look at the boldfaced words in the text and complete the rules using the words below: affirmative (X2), negative, plural, questions, singular (X2), -body 1. We use indefinite pronouns beginning with some- in a) ★★★ sentences. 2. We use pronouns beginning with any- in negative sentences and b) ★★★ . They can also be used in c) ★★★ sentences when they mean "it doesn't matter which one." 3. Indefinite pronouns ending in -one and in d) ★★★ mean the same. 4. Pronouns beginning with no- have a e) ★★★ meaning. They take a f) ★★★ verb form. 5. Pronouns beginning with every- have a g) ★★★ meaning, but they take a h) ★★★ verb form.