Write general questions for predictions about the future.Use questions marks:1 People will work two days a week.2People will use much energy.3 Children will eat only seeets.
I want to tell you about the cat. This furry animal lives at my grandmother's. I like it very much, despite the fact that such a brazen cat I have not seen anywhere else.
His name is just Gray or silver color for the gray wool. It's lively and bouncy, like a ball, a young beast. Most recently, he was still a kitten.
Grey all the time requires is, how much would it not fed! Without any remorse he meows loudly in the kitchen, spinning underfoot, climbs on the table, rummaging through the packs. If the grandmother did not immediately feeds him, that man is biting her feet! And this cat looks pretty well fed.
My grandfather's cat is afraid. When grandpa in the kitchen, on the table Grey climbs and puts his front paws up there and sniffs the plate.
But without a gray cat would be boring! When he walks in the yard, you feel that something is missing. It would seem that the house is quiet. Nobody meows bad voice, not schmoozing, not climbing in the face with a wet mustache. And it is not necessary to look under feet not to accidentally step on Gray. But looking forward, when it comes this harmful cat!
I like it when I sit on the couch, and finally fed cat jumping on my lap. By the way, Grey does it without invitation. On his knees he begins to prepare a spot for relaxation. Funny cat trampled soft paws, tickles, cuddles. And then will purr loudly, like a tractor rumbles! For this affection to my beloved cat can forgive all!
London is by far my favourite city. It holds so many surprises, multi-culture and a wide variety of entertainment to amuse even the most monotonous of people. The city attracts millions of individual characters: businessmen and women, homeless, buskers, Goths, punks, grungers, prostitutes, criminals the list is never ending.
If I'm looking for a bit of retail therapy I always head straight to Oxford Circus accompanied as usual by my trusty yet comical friend Cassie. Just as I got out of the tube station, I'm greeted by "Topshop, ? a deluxe yet affordable clothes outlet. It's when I wander down towards Bond Street that I wish I'd saved some of the birthday money I'd received the year before just so I could feel confident enough to walk through the doors of "Selfridges, ? thinking I could actually purchase something. I envy girls my age parading the streets in their Gina shoes and designer clobber. I know it's shallow, but everybody feels more glamorous if they wear clothing with a name.
We took the London Underground to Leicester Square. One of my favourite routines of going to the West End is travelling on the tube with Cassie. We satisfied our boredom on the tube by getting great pleasure out of a whoopee cushion during the "silence ? between stations.
Our Saturday ritual was to wonder round the Trocadero in Piccadilly Circus, to have a laugh and rinse our ten pence pieces in those machines where you drop a coin in hopefully causing another to fall off a shelf below which you would win. Blatantly the coins were stuck together conning eager children into spending all their allowance. I remember we stumbled across a karaoke machine in which you could record your own tape for a bargain at five pounds!
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