нужно составить ответ на во используя слова в скобках и используя complex subject.
Do you know how many languages Peter’s uncle can speak? (to believe /seven)
Who knows what this factory produces? (to know/chocolate)
What has happened to the plane? (to suppose/to crash)
Do you know when Bob will be back? (to expect/on Monday)
Do you know what John Grisham is writing about now? (to say/Russian Mafia)
What has the announcer told about our plane? (to announce/to delay)
Where are the boys’ parents now? (to suppose/ Christmas presents)
Call the station and find out if the train has arrived. (to say/to arrive)
How long did she have to wait for her visa? (to believe/for a fortnight)
Has Polly defended her dissertation yet? (to say/ to defend/now)
Has Professor Brian been long in Africa? (to suppose/to travel/three months)
How long has this student been studying Japanese? (to think/one year)
Where is our former business consultant working now? (to believe/in Poland)

This is going to be one of those unbelievable and unusual stories that happen once in a blue moon. We all know the heartache and uncertainty associated with moving from one school to another. It is not every day that you get to follow one of your favorite people to a new school and have your best friend follow. Well, it did happen. My name is Pierina Ladzekpo and this is “My Teacher Story.”

Mrs. Comfort Antwi was my head teacher in Burma Camp basic school. She was the epitome of grace and poise. She stood for all I could become in the future and more and that excited me. It was no mean achievement to be one of the three girls to clean her office as grounds work. Well, being one of the best students who always swept most awards at very sexy and speech and prize giving day had its perks.

I remember her as a very firm and fair woman who was always attentive to the needs of her pupils. After every term, she used to call me to her office and say “Esinam, this is good but you can definitely do better”. Even though I was just in primary school then, she encouraged me to strive for better things. Another person who was constantly motivating me to do better was my Math teacher in junior high, Mr. Ansah. He made Mathematics feasible because of his patience and tolerance

We were impatiently waiting for the spring holiday to go with the class to the outskirts of the city. It was a wonderful day. The sun was shining, it was warm like spring, windless. Heart beat joyfully when we got on the bus. We drove through familiar terrain, but on this spring day everything seemed new and surprising to us. We chose a very picturesque place for a picnic: next to the river and the forest. Interesting games, fun, songs filled the whole day. Girls on the banks of the river played volleyball, boys at the edge of the forest - football. Before leaving, many participated in the competition for the best drawing dedicated to the trip. We returned home late in the evening happy and happy. Then our drawings reminded everyone of this wonderful spring day for a long time. I wish we had such trips more often