Sports centre. a Which of the verbs are regular and which are
irregular?
b How do we form the past simple of regular
verbs?
c Which verb do we use to form negatives and
questions?​

1)we walked in the park yesterday

2)mom cooked a delicious dinner for my birthday yesterday

3)my classmates played football the day before yesterday

4)I performed at a concert last Friday

5)Alice received five in Russian

Usually I got up at seven o'clock. Then I washed my face, cleaned my teeth, had breakfast, got dressed and then I went to school. At 2.30 I came home, had lunch, rested a little and then I did my homework. After that I walked my dog. In the evening I read a book. Then at 10 o'clock I went to bed

Long ago, in 1945, brought together key people from different states on the council. And now decided to join the state toall disputes and to solve problems peacefully, to agree, as is done in civilized people. This is how the United Nations - UN.Convention - an international agreement. States have agreed that they will keep in the country the right of every child.
The main content of the Declaration constitute the natural rights and freedoms.Freedom of conscience, thought and expression, of assembly, of movement, the right to personal integrity, the right to privacy.The first and main task of parents is to provide satisfaction in the child that he is loved and cared about him!- Our government declares all people equal before the law. A person can exercise their rights only if it does not infringe upon the rights of others. And in children and adults have the human rights and responsibilities. The only difference is that adults are more aware and know how. Taking advantage of this, adult T often violate the rights of children.
I am very happy that now operates a number of documents that contain the rights of minors, the rights and duties of parents to their children. Children have the right to education and decent living conditions; the right to education, to housing, to freedom of speech and much more.I want all children to know their rights and responsibilities, and not be afraid to assert their rights.