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1. The banks close at 7 o'clock in the evening. 2. He usually leaves home early in the morning and comes back late at night. 3. He became famous only after his death. 4. The play begins at half past seven. 5. We arrived in London on the 13th of April and left for Oxford only in June. 6. Shakespeare died in 1616. 7. Bye, see you on Tuesday! 8. Alice goes to the swimming pool (––) every Saturday. 9. Bob is going to play tennis (––) next Sunday. 10. I'm going to visit my friends at the end of September. 11.(––) last summer we spent our holiday in France. 12. I hope you feel better by the time you get this letter. 13."She lived in that house from 1985 to 1988. 14. Mrs. Jackson lived in England for three years. 15.1 haven't seen her since Monday. 16. Chris's gone, but he'll return in an hour. 17. She got married at the age of 19. 18. The train starts at 8.50, so you'd better be at the station on time 1. He arrived in Great Britain half a month ago. 2. He lives in Chicago. 3. - Where is my English exercise book? -I don't know. Try to find it in your books on your shelf. 4. Let's go to the cinema. 5. My sister isn't at home, she is at school. 6. Don't you know that Carlson lived in a small house on the roof? 7. - Is it far from here to the market? - No, it's not. The market is opposite (––) that house. 8. - Why can't you find the newspaper? It's in front of you on the window sill! 9. My friend lives in Petrovka Street. 10. We'll wait for you at the station. 11. I've never been to Paris. 12. When does your train arrive at the station? 13. Go down Gower Street till you see the Bloomsbury Theatre on your right. 14. Pour some water into the kettle, please. 15. We spent two lovely weeks by the Mediterranean Sea. 16. Turn left at the first traffic lights.
2. He usually leaves home early in the morning and comes back late at night.
3. He became famous only after his death.
4. The play begins at half past seven.
5. We arrived in London on the 13th of April and left for Oxford only in June.
6. Shakespeare died in 1616.
7. Bye, see you on Tuesday!
8. Alice goes to the swimming pool (––) every Saturday.
9. Bob is going to play tennis (––) next Sunday.
10. I'm going to visit my friends at the end of September.
11.(––) last summer we spent our holiday in France.
12. I hope you feel better by the time you get this letter.
13."She lived in that house from 1985 to 1988.
14. Mrs. Jackson lived in England for three years.
15.1 haven't seen her since Monday.
16. Chris's gone, but he'll return in an hour.
17. She got married at the age of 19.
18. The train starts at 8.50, so you'd better be at the station on time
1. He arrived in Great Britain half a month ago.
2. He lives in Chicago.
3. - Where is my English exercise book? -I don't know. Try to find it in your books on your shelf.
4. Let's go to the cinema.
5. My sister isn't at home, she is at school.
6. Don't you know that Carlson lived in a small house on the roof?
7. - Is it far from here to the market? - No, it's not. The market is opposite (––) that house.
8. - Why can't you find the newspaper? It's in front of you on the window sill!
9. My friend lives in Petrovka Street.
10. We'll wait for you at the station.
11. I've never been to Paris.
12. When does your train arrive at the station?
13. Go down Gower Street till you see the Bloomsbury Theatre on your right.
14. Pour some water into the kettle, please.
15. We spent two lovely weeks by the Mediterranean Sea.
16. Turn left at the first traffic lights.