Cоmment оn the use оf tense, aspect, time- cоrrelatiоn fоrms, passive voice. a) I’m always saying stupid things ... (E. О’Brien).
b) Experience fades; memоry still (Ch. Rоmney-Brоwn).
c) She was being very Russian tоnight, clapping her hands and screaming with laughter. (A. Christie).
d) Well befоre he arrived David knew that he had nоt wasted his jоurney. (j.Fоwles).
e) Many sentences were prоnоunced in that darkened rооm.

I believe it's stupid for a teenager to identify himself with a particular political party. I realised that a month ago when I had a talk with a schoolmate who wanted to identify me as either a democrat or a communist - a friend or an enemy. I said I was neither but he got annoyed. We couldn't understand each other. Гll be 18 soon and then 'll have to vote for a political party. But I don't feel I'm prepared to make such a choice. I think I'll need some time to еxplore and keep an oрen mind because I really want to be free. I'd like to be a spectator of it all rather than playing on one team or another. I want to see the whole arena and then find out for myself which team is better for me.

There is some sand in my shoe.

There is a five pound note in my wallet.

There is some juice in the cupboard.

There is some butter in the fridge.

There is some peanut butter on the worktop.

There is a radio in the kitchen.

There is a toothbrush in the bathroom.

There is some jam in the cupboard.

There is a magazine in the living room.

There is a queue at the post office.

There is some luggage in the car.

There is a suitcase in the bedroom.

There is some flour in the cupboard.

There is some sugar in your tea.

There is some bicycle outside.

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