"there's no bad weather, there's bad clothes! " do you agree with the english proverb about bad weather and bad clothes, why? what clothes do you prefer to wear out of school? what are your favourite colours for clothes?

Вообще-то, пословица звучит так: there is no bad weather, there are bad clothes! i agree with this english proverb because if you know how to dress appropriately it doesn't really matter whether it's cold or hot outside. my granny taught me to dress in layers - this way i'm always prepared for any weather. out of school i prefer to wear jeans and t-shirts, although i have plenty of skirts and dresses. my favourite clothes colours are peach-blossom, pale pink and mint.

1. i usually travel four times a year. 2. i go away for three-four weeks. 3. i prefer to stay in my home country. 4. i like to travel by bus. 5. i prefer to travel with my friends. 6. i always prepare my holidays in advance by reading guidebooks and studying maps. 7. it depends on the season of year, but more frequently i prefer the mountains. 8. i take my large rucksack with me. 9. usually i don't take a lot of things with me. 10. actually, i am an active holiday-maker. i don't like to be a couch potato. на 100 % верно. могу даже учителю твоему объяснить, если будет возражать. отметь 5 звездочками, . я проходил грамматику по murphy, advanced. =)) заранее.

b: then where have you been? (present perfect)

a: oh, nowhere. i wanted (past simple) to go to america two years ago,but now i don't want to go there.

b: why?

a: i understood (past simple) that my wish is impossible, so i abandoned(past simple) that idea. 

и 2-я

b: have you heard some interesting news? (present perfect)

a: no.

b: i heard (past simple) that brian flunked (past simple) his exam last week. 

a: why did (past simple)he flunk the exam?

b: he lost (past simple)his homework, so he didn't repeat a topic.(past simple)