Complete the sentences by writing the simple form of the verbs in brackets.
Tom Yesterday the weather (a)
(be) very nice so we (b)
(decide) to go to the beach.
Kate How (c)
(you/get) there? By
car?
Tom No, we (d)
(walk). It
(e)
(be) a long way and
when we (1)
(arrive), we
(g)...
(be) very tired, so we
(h)
(not/ swim).
Kate What (0)
(you/do)?
Tom We just sat and (1)
(talk). The
sea was really cold anyway!​

My name is Inna. I’m 13 years old. I’m a 7th grade pupil. I don’t have many clothes, only the most necessary items. I have some black skirts and white shirts. They are my regular school uniform. I also have some jeans and T-shirts, which I often wear when I go for a walk with friends. Last month my mum bought me a pair of party dresses for special occasions, and I really like them. If I could, I would wear them every day, but they are too festive. I also have some sports clothes, which I wear for PE (Physical Education) lessons. For winter time I have several sweatshirts and a warm coat. As for shoes, I have a pair of flat black shoes matching my school uniform, a pair of sneakers for sports activities, and a pair of boots. When I was a bit younger I used to like casual jeans and sportswear. At the moment, my favourite clothes are dresses. I like all types of dresses: summer sarafans, triangle-shaped dresses, polka dot dresses, lace or cotton dresses and so on. I know that jeans and a shirt is a much more comfortable wear, but dresses look gorgeous. As I’ve said I have only a pair of classic shoes without heels. So I would like to have another pair of dress shoes with low heels and sparkly elements.

In the past, it was thought that all memory was in the brain.

However, recient  reports say that memory occurs throughout the nervous system.

Researchers consider memory a process.

S o every thought you have is “felt” throughout human's entire body because the receptors for the chemicals in the brain are found on the surfaces of cells throughout the body.

Thus when the chemicals are activated in the brain, the message is communicated to every part of the body that allows cells to communicate.

Excessive stress produces an over-production of a complex set of stress hormones that damage and destroy the memory.

Whenever emotions are activated, especially strong emotions, the information or experience is going into memory.

We remember things in the state that we learned them .

So everything we experience can be stored.

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