Task 2: write a postcard to a friend. you may answer the questions while you are writing. write at least 70 words. • who will you write to? • where are you? • are you having a good time? • where are you staying? • what is the place like? • what are the people like? • what did you do yesterday? • what are you doing tomorrow?

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melochek228

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To: michele dair (или другое имя) from: senya unik (или твое имя) hello michelle, how are you? i'm amazing, because my family and me in mexico! we stayed in small cheap hotel, but here is good. here is stunning views, but really hot. yesterday we walked around all city, when my dad and mum we're looking at the souvenirs, i looked around, and i saw small trailer which sold tacos. i bought three and got back to them. my mum so much likes mexican food, same my dad and me, i like spicy food. tacos we're great. after that, we went in our hotel. tomorrow we're planning to go in the local zoo and see pretty animals. i like giraffes and elephants, so why i'm waiting for tomorrow. sorry, i need to go, dinner is ready. write me soon, your senya(или твое имя)

karina072006

Английский язык

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26. my brother started (smoke) last year. 27. her condition began (grow) worse. 28. it was getting dark and storm clouds were beginning (form), but they continued (walk). 29. after talking about his work he went on (tell) us about his trip to france, which was a great relief for if he had gone on (talk) about his work we would have been bored. 30. the author gives an unfavourable description of the queen's character. yet then he goes on (say) that she was loved by most of her subjects. 31. the girls went on (giggle) and everybody was beginning (be) annoyed. 32. do you mean (say) that my father is a liar? 33. i understood that it would mean (tell) the whole truth. 34. i think you should stop (come) late. 35. i don't think mary ever stopped (think) what people might think about her behaviour. 36. we seldom stop (consider) how few true friends we really have.