<span>The book is written Chuchelo.Ee Vladimir Zheleznikov.Mne this book very ponravilas.Ona interessnaya although it grustnaya.Eta book on lyubitelya.Znaete I think that this book can help even those who insult the weak lyudey.Glavnaya heroine Lena it done, she tried , suffered, but could not resist and ushla.No they then realized that they were bad with ney.No late.</span>
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I want to describe this room. It is a living room. This room is big and light. There is a lot of furniture there. For example, green big sofa is near to the window with red curtain. There is another small sofa in the right corner. In the centre of the room there is glass table. On the table some big green carpet is laid. In front of it there is some bright red arm-chair. There are a lot of books in the shelf that is near to right wall. Big fireplace and nice picture are next to the shelf. In my opinion this room is very cosy.
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1 I'm a pupil. I'm at school. 2 My brother is an artist. He isn't an engineer. 3 My sister is at work. She is a doctor. 4 He is a student. 5 Are you a student? No, I am a doctor.
6 My sister is at home. 7 We aren't at school. We are at home. 8 My brother is a pupil. He is at school. 9 Is your mother at home? No, she is at work. 10 Is your cousin at home? No, he is at school. He's a pupil. 11 Is your sister a teacher? No, she is a student. 12 Is your father at work? No, he is at home. 13 Is your sister a typist? - Yes, she is. - Is she at home? - No, she is at work. 14 My grandfather is a scientist. 15 My mother isn't a teacher. She is a doctor.
9. Do you see, saw.
10. Was raining.
Woodpeckers live<span> in wooded areas and </span>forests. Woodpeckers are of different colors. Most often they have a red head and a black and white body. The bird is small, it has a very strong beak. Woodpeckers eat ants and insects. Woodpeckers differ from other birds by their strong beak, with the help of which they feed.