3read the text again and write m (michele), r (rohun)
or s (suzi).
1 who's spending time with their family?
2 who's going somewhere with their class?
3 who's doing something in their school?
4 who's going somewhere outside?
5 who's going to have fun in the café?
6 who's inviting you to listen to music?

1. The alien shouted they were approaching the Earth.

2.The commander announced their spaceship would be landing soon.

3.My girlfriend promised she would be ( грамматически неверное постороннее исходное предложение должен быть Future Perfect - will have been - который изменится на would have been) at the club by 5 o`clock.

4.Steve denied it was not true that he had broken my mobile.

5. Our teacher recommended to try repeating the phrases twice a day before the test.

6.Aina encouraged me to go in for that competition.

But until this age does not come, we think that every day the elderly run out of vitality and energy, add more diseases, and this algorithm is unchangeable and constant. From the perspective of those who measure the time until they turn sixty by several decades, the elderly people automatically comprehend the wisdom of life and its justice, and the saying " The road of life is lined with many milestones " opens them all its piercing depth. All that part of humanity whose final phase of life time is measured in decades, begins to feel sorry for the elderly, to sympathize with their infirmities, diseases, loneliness. From the height of early age it seems that all elderly people become dependent on the young, waiting for their attention, care and love.