3. Rewrite the sentences in exercise 2. Replace the words in italics with a correct pronoun (me, her, him, it, them) and DON'T use the prepositions for or to. a) I sent him a letter last week. b) c) d) e) f) g) h)

when i was a kid, my father and my mother bought me a two- wheeled bike - a real, green color, with black wheels. he at once i really liked. at first i rode on it with small wheels on the rear wheel, not to fall, but it slowly, and i all were. a year later, in the following summer, dad took off wheels and taught me to ride on two wheels. however many times i fell, yet learned on the bike to keep the balance, but now i know how to drive fast and even steer one hand. now i quietly 'm getting ahead of the pope, when he runs away from me. i can for 30 seconds to circle around the ice palace. in the past year i 'm on my bike took part in the competitions at the city stadium, and took the second place among the boys. i even the instrument was given a prize. but in general, i summer love for the fact that in the summer, you can ride a bike. we with the guys from our yard going often to race around the ice palace. and still i like to ride a bicycle through the puddles. i love my bike and i can ride on it though the entire day. of all the toys i most of all i love my bike.

это специальные вопросы

1)   where did peter go for his holidays?

2)   when/where did he travel?

3) when/why/where did he visit his friends?

4)    when  did he go abroad

5) what did he see in paris

6) when   did he come back home?

7)   why/ where did he stay in september?

8) at what hotel did he stay?

9) how many days did he stay there?

10) why was peter happy?

there once was a badger. he liked to do exercises in the morning, run, jump! he believed that he was happiest in the world of badgers.one day he went swimming in the river. swim, swim and came across something acute.on thought that this shark. badger and just saw. ran it and told it to his friends. they went to this place and saw that nothing dangerous is an ordinary fall.

and since then,  the badger  was considered  a