9 Subject/Object personal pronouns
Rewrite the sentences. Replace the
underlined words with the correct subject
or object pronoun.
1 Kathy and Liam are friends with Phil.
They are friends with him.
2 Jack is going to call his parents tonight.
3 Look at Anna. Anna is beautiful.
4 Mary is going to meet me, you and Jill at the
cinema.
..
5 Nick has got two dogs. He's walking the dogs
in the park.
6 Ben and I are going to visit you and Tom
tomorrow.​

INGREDIENTS3 apples 1 cup flour1 cup sugar3 eggs 1 pinch salt1/2 teaspoon cinnamon1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence1 tablespoon starchPowdered sugar to taste.Number of servings: 4-6

1) Mix flour, cinnamon, salt and starch in a bowl.
2) Whip the eggs with sugar for 3-4 minutes with an electric wire whisk. The mixture should lighten a little and increase in volume.
3) Continuing to whisk, gradually add the flour mixture into the egg mixture. Whisk until it is a homogeneous mass.
4) Peel the apples and cut them into small cubes.
5) Take a baking dish, flour it lightly and smear with oil. Put the apples in it, and cover with the egg-flour mixture.
6) Аpples should be completely covered with the batter.
7)Put in the oven, preheated to 180 degrees, and bake for 30-40 minutes – depending on the features of your oven. As soon as the apple pie is covered with golden crust, check the readiness of the dishes with a toothpick.

8) Let the apple pie cool down and sprinkle it with powdered sugar. The apple pie can be served.

The birthplace of the great Russian poet Sergei Alexandrovich Yesenin - the ancient village of Konstantinovo is freely spread among the Ryazan fields and forests, in the center of Russia, on the high right bank of the Oka. From here, an immense expanse of flood meadows opens, visible at the horizon of the forest Meshchory. These places are the cradle of Yesenin's poetry.

Beloved Land! Heart dreaming

Scyrds of the sun in the pubic waters.

I would like to get lost

In the greens of your bells ... "

Not far from Ryazan, on the high bank of the Oka River, from which views of the floodplain meadows and the Meshchera woodlands open, stands the village of Konstantinovo. This is the birthplace of Sergei Yesenin. Here he was born, grew up, studied, then came here to visit his relatives.

In 1965, on the 70th anniversary of the poet, a museum was opened in the house of his parents.

I love Konstantinovo. It is cozy and easy, and the views of the Oka are just magic itself. In March of this year, I managed to visit here again.

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