B. Put in the pronouns. 1. There’s no need to shout. I can hear (1) … .
2. You and I work well together. (2) … ‘re a good team.
3. We’ve got a bit of a problem. Could (3) … help (4) … , please?
4. “This is a good photo, isn’t (5) … ?” — “Is Jessica in (6) … ?” —
“Yes, that’s (7) … , look. (8) … ‘s next to Andrew.”
5. “Who did this crossword?” — “ (9) … I did (10) … this morning.”
6. “Is this Vicky’s bag?” — “No, (11) … didn’t bring one. It can’t
belong to (12) … .”
7. “ (13) … ‘m looking for my shoes. Have (14) … seen (15) … ?” —
“Yes, (16) … ‘re here.”

I received a letter from you where you asked for advice on how to save for the summer trip, because you really wanted to go traveling. I could give you some advice. You recently turned 16 years old and you can find a job. For example, get into fast food or hand out flyers on the street. Does your mom give you money for school breakfasts or just pocket money? If so, then a part of this money can also be set aside for a trip. In our time, you can do anything. I know that you want to become a designer and you are very good at drawing! Why not also use this as an income option? Create a group in social networks and post your drawings. I think people will want to get you some work. I hope that I could help you with something. good luck

Golf in AngliiS origin of golf is a legend about how an ordinary shepherd, wandering through the coastal dunes, having nothing to do with a stick to hit a round stone and accidentally rolled him down the rabbit hole. Then he was joined by friends who liked the new fun. Later, the stones were replaced by balls, rabbit holes - hole, but instead sticks adapted putter. The title of the home of golf, as is often the case, claimed by many countries. Nevertheless, the birthplace of the classical course is considered a small Scottish town of St Andrews, named after the city's patron saint, St. Andrew, whose tomb is in a dilapidated cathedral, which was built nearly six centuries ago.