How is bread made?
bread is eaten all around the world. it looks
simple, but it isn't easy to produce. wheat
is grown on farms. the wheat is collected
and it is taken to a mill. at the mill, flour
is made from the wheat. then the flour is
taken to a bakery. in the bakery, yeast and
water are added to the flour. the ingredients
are mixed. then the bread is put into special
bread pans, and they don't touch it for two
hours. later, the bread is baked for 30-40
minutes at 230°c. next, it has to cool for 30
minutes. finally, you can eat it!

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Maggie: Hi Fiona, it's Maggie here.
Fiona:Oh, hi Maggie. How are you?
Maggie:Fine! Listen – There is a concert at the Royal Albert Hall tonight. I think it starts at 8 p.m. Do you want to go?
Fiona:Yes, of course, but it is difficult to get tickets, isn't it?
Maggie:No, I think it might be possible to get some at the door. Shall we give it a try?
Fiona:Fine! Let's meet at South Kensington tube station – It isn't far from there, is it?
Maggie:OK. How about going to eat somewhere first?
Fiona:Good idea. I know there used to be a great Italian restaurant not far from there – might still be open. And there is also a French café and a Mexican restaurant nearby.
Maggie:They all sound good. I think there is a bookshop next to the tube entrance – how about meeting in there at about five o'clock?
Fiona:OK. See you later!
Maggie:Bye.

Her sister doesn't live in Moscow. 
My friend doesn't learn English. 
Our teacher doesn't speak French. 
This engineer doesn't work at our office.
His wife doesn't go to the office in the morning
They? friend doesn't do English exercises at home
His name isn't Victor
They aren't having a dictation now

Does her sister live in Moscow? 
Does my friend learn English? 
Does our teacher speak French? 
Does this engineer work at our office?
Does his wife go to the office in the morning?
Does they? friend do English exercises at home?
Is his name Victor?
Are they having a dictation now?