"Laugh, Please", and say which of the two is right. 1. The writer found giving lectures (тore dificuli / easier) than writing books. 2. Las- year he was invited to give a lecture to (Chinese / Japanese) students. 3. Most of his listener (could / couldn ') understand spoken English. 4. The writer spoke to the students throug (an interpreter / another lecturer). 5. The writer told the listeners a (sad / atusing) story. 6.TE interpreter made his story very (long / shor). 7. The students (laughed / didn't laug afterwards. 8. The interpreter (1old / didn't tel) the writer's story in Japanese.

don't greet. don't wash floor. don't help mum. don't answer phone calls. not вытерай a dust from books. don't do homework.

1. when she looked for her keys, she found her pen.

2. mary asked a women, "have you ever looked after a child? "

3. look at this woman. she looks nice doesn't she?

4. you won't be able to translate this text until you would not look all the words in a dictionary.

5. i 'am waiting  impatiently meeting this man.

6. she looks like her mother

mrs. jakson

volgogradskiy prosp,

moscow 

17.12.2011

dear mrs. jakson,

i am writing in reply to your advertisement in local newspaper "your day".  i am therefore applying for the post as an eligible candidate and sending you my resume and educational certificates for inspection and review.

i have worked in children care centre for the last 2 years and have a good experience in the baby sitting and nursing field.i believe that i have the patience and endurance to be a good babysitter and i have a fondness towards babies. with a long experience and educational background in child care, i can deliver the optimal level of care that is needed in this profession.

victoria rinas.

1/ the keys were lost by somebody in the garden.2. an e-mail will be sent by somebody tomorrow. 3. ths book has been borrowed by somebody. 4. a fine will be charged by them. 5. phone  calls are made by them every day. 6. when was the book published by them? 7. what was the pizza made of?