Write the interrogative.
1) The students read a lot of interesting English books.
2) He listens to the radio in the evening.
3) They go to the disco every Saturday.
4) In winter it snows in Moscow.
5) We have many classes every day.
6) You wear too much make-up.
7) I spend the weekend in the country.
8) Carol does the shopping on Thursday
9) Mr. Fraser travels to work by train.
10) They are from England.
11) The new student is smart.
12) Children ask a lot of questions.
Music can fit our moods, as well. I will always remember riding along with a friend years ago. This friend loved hard rock, but he had Johnny Cash's "Sunday Morning Coming Down" playing as I got into the car. "What is this?" I asked. "You don't ever listen to Country Western; in fact, you loathe it!"
"Yeah, it's the strangest thing: after breaking up with J,it all seems to make sense now. Anyway, I think I feel like Johnny did in this song," he replied.
Yes, sometimes we are in harmony with what music says and it talks to us, and pulls at our hearts in most unusual ways, nurturing, comforting, commiserating, exhilirating, soothing, strengthening us against the dark. What would life be like without it? Terribly cold and silent, indeed.
Произведение учит, что у маленького человека может быть большое сердце. Так героиня Пеппи Длинный-чулок оказывала больным, тем, кто был подвергнут издевательствам, насмешкам других ребят, угощала детей сладостями