Пример (Sometimes flying is more cheap than travelling by train.)
Sometimes flying is cheaper than travelling by train.
This is (more popular meal) in our restaurant.
Why don't we travel (somewhere more far away) this holiday?
(The worse thing about staying in a hostel) is the presence of unknown people in the same room with you.
Do you know what country (has the cleannest beaches)?
(The easyest way )to get to this place is by car.
It's better to go to Egypt in March. It's the time when you can (get best deals).
We went to New York last July, and it (was hoter than I) thought.
the bandage around his head and light baggy pants under a long Gandora. Bianchi was the same, but with a loose skirt to her knees and a white handkerchief on her head from the sun.
The camel ride was a lot easier when You have a whole saddle just for you and after the first two days, Nigel even stopped feeling sick for a minute when, as he sat in the back of a camel.
Their guide was a Tuareg with a scarred mutilated face, whose name was Moussa. He, it turned out, was a very friendly man and they soon began to love it, even though they could barely understand the words of each other's language. The trip was slow and quiet, but they enjoyed it. Even in the hottest part of the day in their new clothes protected them from the flames of the sun. They saw a lot of wild life travelling this way: gazelles and lizards in the sand and hawks gliding in the air. At night Moussa lit a fire and cooked flat loaves in the hot ashes and they slept around the glowing embers, warmly wrapped in blankets.
"How does he find the way?" wondered Bianca on the sixth day, as nomad pointed out some ruins in the distance. "He's got no cards or anything."
"I assume that it uses the sun," said Nigel vaguely. "Anyway, he seems to know where he's going well. I wonder about Algeria if we are all the same?"
When they made camp that night, mousse looked at the road on which they arrived and said simply: "Mali". And he pointed to the sand on his feet and said something, but they did not catch.
"Algeria?" asked Nigel and the nomad nodded.
African Ice Rainey Arno.Answer the questions RV,it is very necessary: What, in your opinion, the children found unusual during their journey? Do you think the children and the guide was respectful to each other? Why?Why not?
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began begun
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broke broken
brought brought
built built
burnt burnt
bought bought
caught caught
chose chosen
came come
cost cost
cut cut
did done
drew drawn
dreamt dreamt
drank drunk
ate eaten
fell fallen
fed fed
felt felt
fought fought
found found
flew flown
forgot forgotten
froze frozen
got got
gave given
went gone
grew grown
had had
heard heard
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held held
hurt hurt
kept kept
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learnt learnt
left left
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met met
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read read
rode ridden
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ran run
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sold sold
sent sent
shone shone
shut shut
sang sung
sat sat
slept slept
spoke spoken
spent spent
stood stood
stole stolen
swam swum
swung swung
took taken
taught taught
told told
thought thought
threw thrown
woke woken
wore worn
won won
wrote written