A Complete the conversation. (
Tom: Hello, mother?
Vicky: Hello, Tom. How are you and (1) where are
you?
Tom: (2) the Hilton Hotel, Tokyo and I'm
fine. We got here twenty minutes (3)
Our room is on the sixteenth floor and it's very
small! And yesterday we (4) in Kyoto. It
(5)
beautiful.
Vicky: Where did you (6) ?
Tom: In an old hotel in the centre of the city.
Vicky: And what did you (7) there?
Tom: I spent a lot of money!
Vicky: (8) are you going to go to Australia?
Tom: We' (9) going tomorrow night
(10) ten o'clock.
Vicky: (11) a good journey (12) ...
telephone me from Sydney! Give my love to
Theresa.
Tom: OK. Bye!
Vicky: Goodbye
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1. Attention! The iron is created in order to iron them different things after washing, and also to smooth the various crushed pieces of non-washed things. 2. Do not try to prick the iron nuts 3. Do not attempt to hammer nails, and other objects into different containers and blades. 4. Do not try to cook fried eggs, other simple meals with the help of an iron. 5. Do not try to heat water with iron 6. Do not try to iron the wallpaper, linoleum, and other covers that are in a crumpled state.7. Do not direct or poke a pointed piece of iron into other people when the iron is plugged into the power grid. 8. Do not leave the iron on for long periods on things or surfaces. This can lead to their damage, as well as damage to the iron itself (in extreme cases, to a complete loss of efficiency). 9. Hide the iron from the children so that they can not reach it and disassemble it. 10. Do not use the iron in a state of intoxication, or in an unbalanced state 11. Do not lean against the iron, but also do not lean it against other parts of the body of other people   12. In order for the iron to work, turn it on.

1. The Olympic park was 2.5sq km in size - equivalent to 357 football pitches.
2. Over 21 000 accredited media communicated the Games
3. About 10 500 athletes took a part in the Games
4. 204 countries participated
5. 14 million meals were served at the Games
6. 302 medal events being held 
7. LOGOG had sourced over one million pieces of sport eqipment 
8. 20 million spectator journeys were made in London
9. 26 sports, featuring 39 disciplines were contested during the Games
10. There were 5770 team officials worked
11. 8.8 villion tickets were available 
12. 70 000 vollunteers were involved