Read the advert and write a letter to find out the following information: how many hours of classes there are a week; the cost of the course; where you can stay FIRST CLASS
School of English
Come to sunny Brighton and learn English!
courses all year
all levels from beginner to advanced
satisfied students from all over the world!
Call us now! (44) 1788 672 801
I`m a -year-old student from . I am interested in . I hope you can answer some questions.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
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1. June’ s hair (is/are) is very beautiful. I like (it/them) very much.
2. I have a loving family and I’m (quite/quiet) happy.
3. Robert wants to have (much/many) money because he wants to travel around the world.
4. Sam’ s clothes (is/are) always neat and clean.
5. Mr Sanders is rather old. He has (little/few) hair. When he was young, his hair (was/were) thick and curly.
6. I must say that Roger’ s answer was (quite/rather) stupid. It really shocked us.
7. Last week Mary broke one of her (fingers/toes) and can’t walk.
8. The child put his (arms/hands) around my neck and kissed me.
9. If your (feet/legs) are cold, put on your warm socks.
10. (This/These) pyjamas (is/are) too big for Jimmy. He looks funny in (it/them) .
11. Tom is my good friend. He’ s honest, kind and (quite/rather) reliable.
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