10. “You should go to bed early” She told me
11. “I don’t like chocolate”
She told me
12. “I won’t see you tomorrow”
She said
13. “She’s living in Paris for a few months”
She said
14. “I visited my parents at the weekend”
She told me
15. “She hasn’t eaten sushi before”
She said
16. “I hadn’t travelled by underground before I came to London”
She said
17. “They would help if they could”
She said
18. “I’ll do the washing-up later”
She told me
19. “He could read when he was three”
She said
20. “I was sleeping when Julie called”
She said

I would like to tell about my favourite restaurant which is called Trattoria Formaggi. This Italian cuisine restaurant is located in one of the central streets. It is a very cosy place with a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. In front of the entrance there is a summer terrace where guests can enjoy a light business lunch or a cup of delicious Italian coffee.
The air-conditioned spacious dining room is elegantly decorated in warm tones. Quiet music is played in the background. The waiting staff will be happy to give all the information about new and specialty dishes.
Mainly there are Italian dishes on the menu. Guests can order fresh pizza, delicious pasta as well as excellent meat and fish specialties. A wide range of salads and snacks is also served here. After a lunch or dinner, you will be offered to try one of the wonderful desserts. The meal can be accompanied by alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails or other refreshments.

Chlorene in Victorian time. Victoria was the Queen of England from 1837 to 1901. In the early Victorian times, poor children worked from five years to feed themselves and their families. These tasks were not easy and often dangerous. Many children worked as chimney sweeps, because they were small and thin. They climbed up the narrow chimneys to clear them. Homeless children or orphaned children, as a rule, is iodine. Many children also worked in cotton plants. When the cotton yarns broke, the children went into the cars to fix them. It was very dangerous. Other children worked in coal mines. They pushed trucks of coal, they opened and closed the doors to let in air through the tunnels. The craftsmen were often violent. Children worked long hours for a very low salary. Many children had health problems and accidents. Lord Shaftesbury helped stop adults from using small children at work. He founded free schools for poor children. By the end of the Victorian era, all the children went to school until 10 years old.