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carrot
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tomatoes,
sausage in the fridge.
cheese and
2. I want
chicken,
mum.
3. A: I'm hungry.
B: Here's
orange and
cherries.
4. A: Let's have
milk and
cake.
B: I don't like milk.
A: What about
orange juice then?
B: OK.​

Hi, Lena! I'm Jack. I'm from England, I'm living in London -it's a capital of The United Kingdom. I'm fourteen years old and I'm a schoolar. My family lives near Trafalgar square. I hope you know where it is ;) I guess I need talk you about my every day's living.I go to school five days every week, and I go to a sport class six days per week. I like basketball and I want play with my friends from our team at The Local Trafalgar Championship in next year.I do my homework everyday, help my mom and dad at our families bakery. I have got two elder sisters and a small dog named Fluff.Today I have met with my Granny. She lives near Birmingem. We meet often when she comes to London for her business. I will be training evening, so as always.So how do you live every day? I would like to know how Russians live.I'm glad you will be my pen-friend from Russia! And I wait your answer! Jack

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This summer, Misha and his parents were resting on the sea. It was fun, but boring. At first, he had no friends, and when Misha joined the volleyball game, everyone loved him. From this moment Misha had a lot of friends and girlfriends, and also he was respected by adults. He did not want to leave. Misha persuaded his parents to stay for another couple of days, but his parents refused. Misha cried. But then a boy came up to him and said. Let's go together, I live in the same city as you. Misha calmed down. And so he found a new friend.