1.Who is this boy? 2. How old is he?
3.what does the boy look like?
4. Why is he famous?
5. Do people in many countries love him?
6. what are his parent's jobs?

Football clubs could soon bring a whole new meaning to the __1__ ‘match of the day’. A change in Britain’s Marriage Act now allows couples to marry __2__ churches and register offices. The act stipulates that ceremonies take place in a dignified setting, but football clubs are also applying ___3___ permission to hold marriage ceremonies. Currently, only the Royal Pavilion, a seaside palace in Brighton, __4__ permission to tie the knot. But, as Wembley Stadium representative Martin Corrie told The Guardian, ‘It would be a nice change, because normally when two parties come here one of them goes home __5___.’ Wendy O’Brien, sales coordinator of Coventry City Football Club, argues that ‘there is no _6___ why couples can’t have their pictures __7__ by goal posts, on the centre spot or even in their seats’. She adds: ‘They __8___ also bring 22,000 to their wedding, although I don’t think they ___9___ to buy the food for them all. They could have the ceremony in one room, the _10 in another, and then a tour of the ground.’ Earlier this year, the Royal Pavilion married off its first lovestruck couples.
1. term 2. outside 3. for 4. has been given 5. unhappy 6. reason 7. taken 8. must 9. would want 10. reception

1. Granny said to Christy not to forget to clean her teeth.
2. Mother said to her children to go home.
3. His wife said to him to buy some meat in butcher`s.
4. The teacher said to sit down and do your tasks.
5.The librarian said to the boy to take this book.
6. The man said to Kate not to be afraid of his dog.
7. The dentist said to the patient to open his mouth.
8. The pupil said to the teacher to explain this rule.
9.Nick’s mother said to him not to eat too much chocolate/
10. The doctor said to me not to go for a walk that day.