4. What does Ann play?
What hobby does Ann have?
5. Where did Peter decide to go?
Does Peter have any ideas about his education?
6. What do they like to do in fine weather?
7. When did your friend write an interesting article?
What did you friend do last month?
Did you read an article, which was writter by my friend?
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. What do you do after dinner? She usually goes to class at 8 o'clock. Does she drink? They usually go to the river. Mr. Brown doesn't...
<span>She was sixteen years old when she ran away from the foster family. Jasmine wanted to live on her own. She caught a train to London, thinking that it would be easier for her to survive </span><span>there.
Jasmine spent several nights in cheap hotels, but then when she had </span><span><span>run out of </span>money, she spent her first night on a bench.
After that she spent some nights in a hostel for the homeless and and sometimes in abandoned houses.
She used to share a single room with fifteen people, and the room were </span><span>usually filthy with no running water or electricity.
But </span><span>at least she had a roof over her head in times when there were sub-zero temperatures outdoors.
The government gave her money, but that was just enough to eat.
Jasmine sold "The Big Issue"</span><span><span> magazines </span>... that was all she could really do.
Homelessness is a vicious circle that is very difficult to break out of.
It's very hard to get work, because no one takes you seriously.
She would like to get a place which she could call her home.
In our time, you can see a lot of homeless people</span><span><span> in the streets</span>.
These people are very unhappy. They have neither home nor family, they have no nice
warm clothes or enough food. I think that these people need help.
All people need a comfortable home, warm clothes and enough food.</span>