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my favorite singer is cesaria evora.  she was born in 1941 in cape verde,  a  small country located off the coast of africa.  her career really took off after she recorded her first album, "la diva aux pied nus" in the 80s.  she quickly became the grand dame of mornas, a specific creole genre of music and dancing.  her voice is easily recognizable, her appearance is memorable.  cesaria, while singing in  the native language of her little island-nation  is beloved around the world.  she has a marvelous stage presence, often dancing barefoot, smoking between the songs, and chit chatting with her musicians. 

ms. evora recorded 9 disks, her latest one in 2009.  she has stopped touring lately, after she suffered from a heartattack.

the children look after the animals and plants.

kirk cleans the puppies.

sam washes the cage.

mel waters the   flowers.

grace feeds the hamster and the turtle.

tom walks with the dog. 

1)there is a bookshelf with dictionaries in the classroom.

2)next year i’ll have four lessons of english every week.

3)yesterday hobbit went shopping and he bought a nice pen.

4)did you answer the questions at the last lesson? - no,idid not.

5)my little sister will go to school in two years.

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