Ulan is happy ,"she says. she says that ulan was/is happy. "we're going to a fashion show next week,"they said. they said that them/they were going to a fashion show the week before/after. "i can't do it now,"dana said. dana said that her/she couldn't do it then/now.

 Britain is a nation of smartphone addicts,with one in three smartphone users – 11 million UK adults – looking at their device within five minutes of waking up.The waking routine of most smartphone owners now starts with checking who has been in touch with them overnight, according to new research by Deloitte on UK mobile usage habits.Deloitte’s research also shows people can’t leave their phones alone once awake, with about one in six looking at them more than 50 times a day.18-24 year-olds are the most intensive users, checking their device on average 53 times a day and for 13 per cent the figure is more than 100 times.

1. Today (is) Monday. Mrs Brown (goes) shopping every Monday afternoon. Now she (is) in the supermarket. She (is buying) some cakes and two white loaves. Her daughter Susan ( likes) cakes. Mr Brown (does not  like) cakes, he ( likes) fruit: apples, oranges, lemons and so on. Mr Brown (is not) at home now. He (is working) in the City. Susan (is) at school. She (is having) a French class now.
Mrs Brown (is walking) along the counters. She can buy all they ( need) in the supermarket.
2. It (is) Sunday morning. Mrs Brown (is) in the kitchen; She (is cooking) the Sunday dinner. Her husband and children (are) at home and they can have dinner in the afternoon.
Mr Brown (does not  go) to the office on Sunday and he can work in the garden. He (grows) vegetables and flowers. His flowers (are) very nice.