Da
1. You
2. We
No
the plants (water)
a twin room in the hotel (book).
3. They
Mary and Rachel to their party invite).
in Portugal (live)
5. She
as a teacher (work).
6.1
to the doctor's advice (listen).
7. You
him not to go there (advise).
8. They
at the tourists (shout).
9.1
late (arrive).
10. Your mother
your grandmother (call)
11. They
nice (look).
12. It
heavily (rain)
13. The boy
for help (cry)
14. You and I
new clothes on (try)
15. They
the house white (paint),
16. He
her pardon (beg)
17. These leaves
yellow (turn).
18. You and Jane
to school (walk).​

Look! There is somebody waiting for you.I can't find it but I'm sure it is somewhere in te house.You are sad because nobody came to your birthday.Would you like something to eat now?John is very lazy. He does nothing at all.The girl is not wearing anything new.He often has lunch here but today he went somewhere else.Can you see anything in this darkness?Has anybody read a novel by this famous writer?Excuse me! Can I have something for my headache?I think someone is trying to open the front door.This test is very easy, anyone can do it.

My favorite childhood possession was all the mounds of books laying around our home. There were books on everything under the sun and every kind of fiction book imagineable. There were literary greats and fast food reads. All of them were valuable in my sight. They encouraged my imagination and magnified my daydreaming. 

Each one transported me into a different world and made me realize that the world does not only consist of what is found in our homes and small neighborhoods. They made me anticiapate the day that I would be old enough to discover the world on my own and leave my own mark upon it. 

They made me want to be one of the ones who write the passage ways into imaginary lands,events, and people you would never meet in the real world.