1. A healing ointment to relieve pain and skin irritation is being rubbed in.
2. The bottles of poisonous drugs were being marked (by the chemist).
3. The cough mixture was being ordered at this chemist's (by us).
4. A strict diet was followed for two months (by these patients).
5. A prescription for the antidepressant was handed in. (to him)
2.my
3.his
4.her
5. your
6.her
7. his
1) earn a living
2)be able to
3)get up
4)at work
5)on business
6)make money
My lessons are begin at 5 or 6 o'clock.
Sally is a fifteen-year-old secondary-school pupil.
Mr Scott is a thirty-year-old
architect.
David is a forty-four-year-old journalist.
Twelve-year-old Charles is my cousin.
Nine-year-old Mary-Ann lives in the cottage next to ours.
Fifty-nine-year-old Mrs Semple is our teacher of biology.
Three-year-old Robert is my nephew.