1 any, some
2much, much, a packet
3 would, to
4 Can, many
5 about, so
The Loch Ness Monster is a very large animal, supposed to live in Loch Ness (It's a very deep lake in Northern Scotland.) People say that the Loch Ness Monster doesn't look like any other animal alive today. Although some people believe this creature really exists and say they have seen it, there is no scientific proof and for most people it's just a story. It is often shown in pictures as a creature like a large black or green dinosaur.
Crime is a violation of a law that forbids or commands an activity, isn't it?
Is crime a violation of a law that forbids or commands an activity?
What is a violation of a law that forbids or commands an activity?
Is crime a violation of a law or of a rile?
A violation of what is called crime?
<span>1. Clod says that his friend
phones him every day.
2. Peter and Jack say that their parents brought them souvenirs from Vietnam last
week.
3. The Greens say that she will bake a yogurt cake for them tomorrow.
4. Timmy says that they were playing chess all evening.
5. His sister says that Tom is swimming in the pool now.
6. Bob says that he had left the house before his mother came from work.
7. The teacher says (asks) not to move the chairs.
8. Granny says (asks) to buy some oranges.
9. Linda asks if he can speak English.
10. Helen asks when they went to the country.
</span><span>1. Clod said
that his friend phoned him every day.
2. Peter and Jack said that their parents had brought them souvenirs from
Vietnam the week before.
3. The Greens said that she would bake a yogurt cake for them the following day.
4. Timmy said that they had been playing chess all evening.
5. His sister said that Tom was swimming in the pool then.
6. Bob said that he had left the house before his mother had came from work.
7. The teacher said (asked) not to move the chairs.
8. Granny said (asked) to buy some oranges.
9. Linda asked if he could speak English.
10. Helen asked when they had gone to the country.
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