Progress check
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Check you can do these things.
1 I can use irregular verbs to describe activities in the past.
a) Make sentences about the Glows with the words in A and B.
1 Martha swam in the sea.
1 Martha swam
a) a wetsuit.
2 Sam and Pam built
b) a donkey.
3 Vera read
c) in a café.
4 Mandy wrote
d) along the beach.
5 Rudolph hung out
e) in the sea.
6 Helga spoke
f) a lot of postcards.
7 Gordon rode
g) a huge sandcastle.
8 Vincent ran
h) in the shade.
9 Cynthia wore
i) • balls for Bonehead.
10 Bernard threw
j) to two fishermen.
b) Describe from memory what the Glows did at the seaside.
2 I can answer past simple questions.
Answer the questions. Write full sentences.
1 l went to bed at half past nine.
1 What time did you go to bed last night? 4 What did you have for breakfast
2 Where did you go last weekend?
5 When did you do your homework
3 How did you travel to school this
6 What time did you get up this mo
morning?
3 I can tell the story of Gulliver arriving in Lilliput.
Work with a classmate. How quickly can you complete the story with the word
in the box? Tell the story.​

The room of my dreams is light, large and with big windows. It is cozy and comfortable too. I think the room will make me happy, if the colour of the walls will be bright, maybe yellow, white or pink, but not gray, because this colour depresses me and it is boring. And I dont want to have red walls in me room because this colour is too much powerful for me and hinder me to rest.Of course I dream about big room because big rooms make me feel freedom and i like this feeling. I want to have a furniture : the table, the cupboard and the bed, these are most important things in any room.I hope some time later I will create or buy a room like this.

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Magazines are designed to be kept for a longer time in comparison to newspapers and that is why they are printed on a better paper and have covers. Magazines, unlike newspapers, do not focus on daily, rapidly changing events. 

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Men's magazines focus on such topics as adventure, entertainment, men's fashion and sports. 

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