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My sister dived twenty feet the sea level.

visit
beneath
explore
Sam really likes to the nature.

explore
meet
varied
You can buy the at a local shop.

practise
snaps
souvenirs
Gina is going to see famous in the old city.

landmarks
meet
Guided
Sarah and her family are going on tour in an hour.

guided
explore
locals
Have you ever what it was like to live in the past?

wondered
varied
tried
This is a very stone.

unique
local
native
museums is my pastime.

Buying
Visiting
Meeting
The ___ in our city are very popular.

guided tours
local
famous
Let’s go to the cinema tonight? You never to yourself.

have time
visit
meet

1. He said that he would go to the cinema tomorrow.

2. They said that they hadn't seen me yesterday.

3. I said that I was reading that book then.

4. He said that they could run very quickly.

5. We asked if he/she lived there.

6. She asked if I had done my homework.

7. I asked them why we should go there in 3 days.

8. They asked me where I had been yesterday.

9. He asked me how I was going to do it.

10. The teacher said to close our books.

11. I asked him/her/them to help me.

12.  They said not to push the door.

13. We asked them not to speak so loudly.

14. She said that we shouldn't do it.

15. He said that they had watched that film a week ago.

A playwright and a poet, a humanist and a Renaissance man - William Shakespeare is considered to be a great English-speaking writer, the national poet of England and one of the best playwrights in the world. His plays have been translated into all major languages ​​and are performed more frequently than works of other authors. And studios shoot pictures to the works of Shakespeare, which are as relevant today as in the times of the author. William Shakespeare was born in April 23, 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon (England), in an artisan family. His father was a glove-maker, respected in the city. Once, he was even elected mayor. William went to a grammar school, which was regarded as one of the best; the main subjects there were English, Latin and Greek. At the age of 18, Shakespeare married the daughter of a neighbor landowner. His wife was older than him by 8 years. The family had three children.
During his creative life of a great playwright he wrote 17 comedies, 11 tragedies, 5 poems, 150 sonnets and 10 chronicals. Even now, debates continue whether Shakespeare was the author of all these and some other works. Soon, for some unknown reason Shakespeare retires and returns home from London, where he spends his last years of life with the family. There are suggestions that he was ill at that time: his will, dated March 15, 1616, was written very illegibly. The great playwright William Shakespeare died on April 23, 1616 in his native city of Stratford-upon-Avon. In accordance with his will, his body was buried under the altar of a church in Stratford.