Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the given verbs. If the verb form is correct, click the arrow button ) or press Enter 1 Sarah usually do
her homework in the afternoons. But
this afternoon she watch
TV.
2 Derek always eat
porridge for breakfast. But today he
eat
pancakes with maple syrup on top.
3 Larry and Anna usually go
to the gym on Friday
evenings. But this Friday they visit
friends in the
countryside.
4 Sophie usually play
the piano every day. But these days
she play
computer games.
5 Sandy always listen
to music in the evenings. But this
evening she do
yoga in her room.
2 please make music quiter
3 city centre more polluted than village
4 senior citizen the oldest people
5 I bought interesting book
6 street performers dont earn enough money
7 designer clothes really quality and the price bigger than common clothes
8 night life for robbery’s
9 sunny weather was created for swimming in the sea or lake
10 in cite centre really heavy traffic
11 fashionable clothes are expensive
12 i ate delicious pasta
13 make music noisier
14 yacht more expensive then car
15 have you ever been in crowded place?
We can see waves on lakes or oceans. Waves are energy, not water. It is energy that moves across the ocean's surface. Water particles ony travel ina a small circle as a wave passes. Usually, the wind provieds the energy.. A strong wind that blows for a long time over open water can create big waves. Sometimes, an earthquake under the sea creates huge amounts of energy suddenly. This travels across the sea very quickly, then slows and grows is height when it reaches land.
We call the top od the wave the crest and the bottom the through. The distance between the crest and the throught is the wave height, and the distance between one crest and the next is the wave length.
Waves stop when the wind stops giving them energy to continue. Otherwise, they can travel to the other side of the world. On rocks, waves break with force, and create a lot of foam and spray. Ona a beach, the sand or stones slow the bottom part of the weave, and the crest rises to a peak, then curls over the top - creating the 'classic' wave shape - and breaks on the shore.