1 look both ways before you cross the road
2 do not lean out of the window
<span>3 wear a seat belt
4 walk straight across the road
5 walk on the pavement
6 do not talk to the driver
написал чуть больше потому что чем больше ты напишешь тем лучше...
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Dear Peter, Jenny and I are staying in Spain now. The sun is shining and it's very hot. We are sitting on the beach and I am drinking an orange juice. Most of the people are swimming in the sea. We are not swimming because we're both tired. We are watching the boats on the sea at the moment. They are traveling fast, but I can see fifteen or sixteen. Jenny is reading her book, and I am writing all the postcards! Lots of love, Jim and Jenny.
Hi, Steve! What are you doing? I am going to the bank. And what are you doing? I am shopping. I am looking for a new tennis racket.
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1) song - читается, как "о"
2) whale - читается, как "эй"
3) birthday
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1)woman
2)girl
3)grandfather
4)daughter
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1)<span>where did he go?
</span>2) Who was in the kitchen?
3)
4) What did they take?
5) <span>how many fish did they catch?
</span>6)was he happy?
1. Yes, of course. I like to dance. I'm good at dancing.
2. He likes to play computer games.
3. My friend wants to get a new phone. But I'll give him some money for the birthday.
4. I'd like to get a new phone for my birthday. But it is very expensive.
5. I think that the best present for a person who has a hobby is money, because I don't know what he wants.
6. I like to ride a bike, read books, watch TV and play the piano.
7. No, I don't. Because It is very difficult for me, but I practice it in my music school.
8. I usually spend money on my new clothes.
9. They can sing, draw, knit, collect something, travel, play sport games and so on.
10. I think that playing gusli, or marakasi are very strange hobbies.
Spaghetti is very tasty.to cook them we had not long but has not cooked they will be very solid.I love spaghetti with gravy my mother prepares very tasty .Spaghetti were born in Naples and owe their name to Antonio Viviani, called them so in 1842, the similarity with lengths of twine (it. spago). In the city of Pontedassio, near Genoa, a Museum of spaghetti, which contains hundreds of recipes for seasonings and sauces. There is also a notarial act (from archives of Genoa) on 4 February 1279, affirming the existence of a culinary pastry called "macaronis".
The traditional centre of the "feast of pasta" is the town of Gragnano, near Naples. The reason for this, perhaps, is that in the documents found there, dated 1502, the year, describes the process of making "macaroni", which later became one of the most popular in the world of food and symbol of Italy.
<span>Now in the area of Gragnano is concentrated to a tenth of all Italian factories for the production of pasta, which supply three million tons of pasta to the markets of Europe, Asia, America and Australia</span>