How old are your relatives? Choose three of them and write two sentences about each of them using the patterns below.

Example. My aunt is middle-aged. She's in her late forties.

He/She is young / middle-aged / elderly / old. I think
he/she is in his / her early / mid / late ... (teens /
twenties / thirties / forties / fifties / etc.).

see-saw; fly-flew; go-went; put-put; have-had; take-took; say-said; give-gave

1he said that they lived in oxford

2 the young scientist said that when the world run out of iron we would mine the moon

3 he said that the meachanical   clock in salisbary cathedra had been working since 1386 and it was oldest working clock

4 he said   that we will have the steak for dinner

5 he said that we will go for a walk

6 he asked her did she know where he put his umbrella

7 she asked her sister will go with her

8 his mother told to him   will go to his room and do his home work

9he said that he should answer all my questions

10   the little boy asked his parents that what they had bought to him for christmas

i like to move it

i like how it feels

i like you

i like ukraine

i don't like  

1) i want you to read this book. 2) i do not want max to come home late. 3) i would like to see my friend helped me. 4) i would not want to see my mother so much work. 5) we expect that they will win this match. 6) they do not expect that we'll be back so soon. 7) he does not want his parents to know about it. 8) our teachers expect us to write a good test