Write the words into the correct order using standard rules for the adverbs of frequency. Use full stops at the end of the sentences. Start the sentence with the capital letter. 1. the teachers / late / are / never. 2. the waitress / wears a red uniform / usually. 3. is / never / busy / he.

1. Even if he tells you nothing, it doesn't mean that he didn't notice anything. 2. In case if you see nick, tell him I was leaving on a business trip. 3. I don't know when will meet with Anya. Last time, we have very little time together. 4. This was the same woman he was looking for. 5. I'm thinking about it since then, as we received this strange letter. 6. It's been 55 years since the war ended. 7. You're shivering. What happened? 8. He sneezes all night. In the last hour he sneezed about ten times. Maybe he caught a cold? 9. Where did you keep the hat? 10. My grandparents live in this village all your life. 11. He has been in prison a few months before he confessed to the crime. 12. The morning was Sunny, but with 12 hours the weather had changed, and now it is snowing with rain. 13. Don't call me three to five – I will be working in the lab. 14. I could not sleep and went out into the garden. The sky was clear and the stars shone brightly. 15. The other day I met a school friend whom he hasn't seen for three years. We went to a cafe and talked for about two hours.

Maggie is a habitual

shoplifter. She has been stealing since she was a child.

She has been caught many times before but because she was so young, she was always let off with a warning. Now she is sixteen and it's a different story. Last week she was arrested at the music store on Main Street for stealing CDs. 'I've known Maggie for my years', said Mr Gonzales, the manager. 'She is not a bad kid but she's got some problems. She needs help, not punishment.' Maggie agrees. 'If I had had more attention from my parents as a child, I might never have started steeling'

The judge ordered Maggie to see a psychologist to help her get over her problems.​

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