10.5.4 Decide whether the sentences are opening remarks or closing remarks. Mark
the sentences as OR (opening remark) or
CR (closing remark).
1 Let me know how things turn out.
2 Say hello to your family for me.
3 How're things?
4 Thanks for your email.
5 Sorry to hear about your problems.
6 Well that's all for now.
7 Let me give you some advice.
8 Write back soon.
9 I thought I'd drop you a line to
10 All the best and keep me posted.​

1.yes it is. we keep there our potatoes.

2.there are 4 rooms. there are 2 rooms upstairs and 2 rooms downstairs. no, we don't.

3.my house made from bricks. no, there aren't.

4.yes, there are. no, there isn't.

5.yes it is. yes i do. 

6.the ceilings are high. yes it is.

7.yes, it is. we keep them in the big room.

8.yes, it is. 

9.yes, there are. yes, it is.

10.yes, it is.

11.the rooms are cluttered.

12.yes, we do.

13.yes, we do.

14.my father is.

15.it looks like the palace on the ourside. yes, it is.

16.no, it isn't.

17.yes, it is.

18.no, we aren't.

1) i like play more than sleep

2) i like run more than eat

3) i like bananas more than cheese

4) i like the sun more than rain

1 others

2 other

3 others

4 other. the other

5 others 

  others

  other

others

  other/the other

  others