II. Open the brackets. Remember that you should use the rules of the Sequence of Tenses. Example: I invited her. (Peter didn't know that ...)
Peter didn't know that I had invited her.
1. He is reading the book «Tom Sawyer». (He said ...)
2. People have not travelled to Mars. (Peter answered ...)
3. She can speak Italian very well. (Father said ...)
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4. He played the violin. (Mike didn't know ...)
5. Liz was listening to my iPod. (She said.
6. I like an ice-cream. (She said ...
7. Mary has never been to an opera. (I understood ...)
8. He think I have met him once before.(Helen said ...)
9. I have never seen such a beautiful beach. (Mary knew ...)
10. Our teacher has asked niy parents to help him. (Mary told me that ...)​

Ingredients: 1/2 litre milk, 5 egg yolks, 80g sugar, 50g cocoa, 100g fresh cream 1. Heat up the milk. Beat the egg yolks and sugar in a bowl. 2. Pour in a little boiling-hot milk, beating all the time, then pour in the rest of the milk and blend.  3. Return the mixture to the saucepan and leave to thicken, stirring continuously.                                                                                                            4. Do not allow the cream to boil.                                                                          5. Once it coats the back of the spoon it is cooked. Leave to cool for a while. Add the cocoa and whip the mixture.                                       6. Add the fresh cream and whip again.                                                             7. Leave the cream to cool before pouring into the ice-cream churn for freezing                                 P.s it's ice-cream

There is a good saying: “You are what you eat”. I think it means that we should be aware of what we are eating and choose healthy food only.
I can’t say I’m a picky eater but there are some dishes which I like and those which I don’t. For example, I can’t stand mushrooms or chicken in food. Seafood is alright but boiled or fried fish is not for me. My favourite food is pizza. My parents sometimes tell me I should live in Italy, because I like all variations of this food, fried, with sauce or without, with bacon, with cheese, with vegetables, etc.
My most favourite dish is Carbonara. It’s a pasta-based dish with white sauce, bacon and parmesan cheese. I can eat it three times a day and never get bored. It’s not difficult to cook.