Past Simple 1) When did this accident happen?
1. This is a tree. The tree is green. 2. I can see three boys. The boys are playing. 3. I have a bicycle. The bicycle is black. My friend has no bicycle. 4. Our room is large. 5. We wrote a dictation yesterday. The dictation was long. 6. She has two daughters and one son. Her son is a pupil. 7. My brother's friend has no dog. 8. This pencil is broken. Give me that pencil, please. 9. She has a ball. The ball is big. 10. I got a letter from my friend yesterday. The letter was interesting.
Lying, which in the event of its disclosure will bring significant harm to the listener or the third, but at the same time represents a significant benefit to the listener himself or society as a whole. Examples of lies for good is the assurance of a dying person that with his son everything is in order, despite the fact that in fact the last leg is broken, misleading the perpetrator
1
That guy's leaning <span> i) forward a lot. Do you think he's trying to listen
to us?
2 Could you try to make </span><span>e) eye contact with the waiter?
3 Just sit </span><span>a) back in your chair and enjoy this film
4 If you agree,
nod </span><span> j) your head three times.
5 Just try to avoid </span><span> f) eye contact if you don't want to talk to him.
6 She's fantastic she always gives </span><span>b) you that warm smile when
you walk in the room.
7 Try not to
look </span><span> d)
nervous, even if you feel it! I need
some water.
8 Did you just raise </span>c) your eyebrows at me? <span><span>Is there a problem?
</span>9 l see you've just folded </span><span> h) your arms. I hope you're not getting
impatient with me.
10 What do you
think she's gesturing g) about?
Do you think she's in trouble?</span>
<span>1.I called you <span>yesterday.
2.My mom read last week's books.
3.He was in London last year.
4.My father was at home yesterday.
5.My friend yesterday was on the street.
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