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Hi! I'm from Russia. Im 29.
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- ist das richtig? 1. Es ist schon sechs Uhr. Und Lea erwartet mich gerade um sechs Uhr. Was ist zu tun? Ich rufe sofort ihr an. Was muss ich ihr sagen? Ich sage zu ihr: «Meine Uhr bleibt stehen». Nein, ich sage zu ihr: «Meine Uhr geht ein Uhr nach». Nein, ich sage ihr die Wahrheit. 2. — Nun, nun, jetzt ziehe ich meine Uhr auf. Ich stelle die Pfeile auf ein paar Minuten zurück. — Stellst du deine Uhr immer zurück? Und ich stelle meine Uhr immer fünf Minuten um. 3. Es ist schon Viertel nach vier. Jetzt kommt der Mutter. Ich will die Kaffee für ihr kochen. 4. Es ist jetzt Viertel vor acht. Unser Seminar beginnt in fünfzehn Minuten. 5. — Wie spät ist es? Jetzt ist es halb neun. Meine Uhr geht genau. Warum fragst du? — Mein Unterricht beginnt um neun Uhr. 6. Bleibt deine Uhr stehen? Aber du ziehst deine Uhr doch regelmäßig auf. 7. Unser Seminar dauert zwei Uhr und endet in fünf Uhr. Ich komme erst sechs Uhr zurück.May 9, 201520
- tenses My friend, Olga, was ill in April and missed a few lessons in English and French. We went to her in turn, helped her to do hometask and told her about what happened at the Institute, since she was ill. She was talking us about his illness and books that she was reading now, when she had more free time... since she was ill.October 18, 201400
- Use Present Perfect I or the Past Indefinite - She was alone when her husband entered. He looked around the room surprisingly. ‘’What’s it?’’ – he asked. – ‘’I moved about’’. She smiled at him. – ‘’The house is not ready yet. You can’t do it’. – ‘’I have already done it’’. – When Molly entered the room, I said, "I have brought my old album with stamps. I have met your husband on the porch. He asked me to leave it to you". - "Good afternoon, " he said. "Can I see Mary?" - "She's not here”, - answered her mother. - I had a conversation with her, which she did not like, and she left." - "I called the doctor," - said his sister, coming into the room. When Robert came to himself, he asked: "Did you say that you called the doctor? Stop him if you can. I am quite healthy. I can't just imagine why I lost consciousness." - "Where is he? I need to see him." He has gone to the forest". - "Is father downstairs?" - "Yes, he is. "Did he go to the Smiths?" — "Yes, he did. - "What did Mr. Smith say?" "Father has not seen him". - She got up from the table. "I have to go locking the gate. It has got dark". - "Look," - he said, holding a brush in each hand, - what my cousin gave me! He left them on my dressing table". - The boy went out and read the rhyme clear voice . His mother spoke first. "Come here," she told him. "Who taught you this?" - "I invented it myself," - answered the boy. - My clothes are not in the room. They have tool it away. - He has picked a flower. "Look what I did", he said. - "Why did you do that?" "I don't know." - What have I done that my father has been annoyed so strongly? - Then they all went into the dining room and took their seats. “And my brother and I were having breakfast; Meg exclaimed suddenly, “I have absolutely forgotten". - Molly, happened something terrible. The neighbors on the porch they found the baby. - They say that the girl and her aunt sold her house and go somewhere to relatives.September 13, 201400
- use the Past Continuous: 1. While the porter and the driver are putting his things in the car, Jack lit a cigarette. 2. At this moment, he saw his brother. He is standing on the other side of the glass doors. 3. The woman said something to the boy, who was walking beside her. 4. When the boy fell asleep, he was still holding a new toy. 5. He awoke. The telephone is ringing near his bed. 6. Joe was happy that his brother was driving slower now. 7. She is sitting at the depth of the room, face to the door. She wore the same dress, and she is watching the three men boldly who is standing on the other side of the room. When Jack came up to her, she smiled at him. He felt clearly that the three men are watching him.September 12, 201420
- guys! help to explain the American SLANG airhead a.k.a. all about … beats me be good Blast bling blow away bummer can do catch-22 cheesy chicken chip in come off comp couch potato corny cough up crush (noun) cut it out dish it out Dog double take double up Drag Dude eager beaver Easy even-steven fed up fizzle Fluke FlunkJune 13, 201450

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