У этой фразы много переводов , например :
go steady - встречаться , дружить ;
или go steady - идти устойчиво ;
но по мне так точный ответ это идти устойчиво
1 Men don t like to do it
2 <span>Mr Black's sons are in London
3 These pens are for you
4 Those mice were very little
5 Boys have breakfast at home </span>
1. "And now one of you will tell us about the childhood of the great Russian writer Gorky," the teacher said.
2. There were a lot children in the garden. They were playing some noisy game and laughing.
<span>3. If it's noisy here, you can work in my room, there will be no one there. In a few minutes I am going to the Institute.
</span>4. In my early childhood I lived in a village. Later we moved to a small town in the Caucasus, where I lived for more than (for over) ten years.
5. My friend's father is about seventy, but he is still working and says that he enjoys his work a lot.
6. Is anyone else going to the museum?
7. When did you move to Moscow? - About ten years ago.
8. If you see the new play you will enjoy it very much.
Everybody says that this is one of the best plays in our theatre.
9. Did you like the film yesterday? - No, I didn't. None of our students liked this film.
10. Yesterday I got up later than usual and was nearly late for the lesson.
11. I can't go shopping with you now I'm going to do my shopping on my way home.
12. In which novel did Leo Tolstoy describe his childhood? Which novel by Leo Tolstoy is the most popular?
13. It's a pity fit's a shame that you can't give me their address. But if you describe their cottage to me I think I'll be able to find it.
14. As soon as I finish reading this novel I'll be able to give it to you if you like.