Ask questions to have the following answers:
1. We are going to reserve a double room.
2. A chambermaid is cleaning their suits now.
3. She is going to check out on Monday.
4. I am looking for the key. I have lost it, I'm afraid.
5. David is still filling in the blank.

The culture of English tea original, unique and extremely fascinating in terms of studying. Every fan of flavored drink should know its basics and key aspects of "purely English" tea. What the British stand out against other and what is special about their traditions of tea drinking?Just wanted to emphasize the fact that the British considered to be the nation, prone to tea. According to the latest official research daily in the country drink about 120 million cups of this wonderful drink.
It is not surprising that a few years ago in English, the notion of "a tea—aholic" - by which they mean a person addicted to fragrant consistency
Traditionally, tea in England is used several times throughout the day:

first time enjoying tea in the early morning – about 6:00 in the morning, some drink it directly in a bed;
the next tea party starts around 8 am. In England it is known as "English Breakfast". Feeding made the leaves thoroughly twisted, forming a refreshing and quite strong drink which accelerates the last notes of dream;
closer to 11:30 a.m. it is lunchtime. During this period, it is also customary to enjoy a tea;
in the middle of the working day fragrant texture enjoy 4 times, is now known as the "tea break";
regardless of the political situation in the country and the weather outside the window at 17:00 millions of Brits drink tea. This period around the world known as "five-o'clock";
after a busy day, local citizens are given thoughts, enjoying "high tea" — aromatic and dense drink the real aristocrats.
A full tea ceremony requires the following attributes:

cream or milk;
a small jug of boiling water (to fill savarick);
kettle filled with tea;
strainer;
brown and white sugar;
a few teaspoons.
Very often all of which complements the composition of the food (sandwiches, rectangular or triangular slices, scones, butter, homemade jams, fresh pastries, butter and honey).

1 He said he would come the following day.

2 He asked if I would come to their party.

3 He promised that he would help me the following week.

4 He informed he would return the book in a week.

5 He realised that he wouldn't be able to be there in time.

6 She asked if it would be possible to finish the work later.

7 She promised that she would visit her granny at the weekend.

8 She said Tom would go to London the following month.

9 She thought they would come the following Friday.

10 She claimed she would never be late again.