Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing in connection with your recent series of
articles on juvenile delinquency. I would like to focus on
violence at schools.
(1), it seems to me that there are two reasons
for school violence. The (2) is the psychological
problems of young people who cannot cope with their
negative emotions. The (3) reason is young
people's indifference towards aggressive behaviour.
(4)_
a lot can be done to prevent violence.
(5)
there should be special awareness-raising
programmes for young people, (6) these would
inform them about the different forms of violence and
teach them skills to help them cope with their feelings.
(7)_ the local government should have a special
helpline for victims of violence.(8)_ _ the anonymity
provided by the helpline, young people are more likely
to reach out for help.
Thank you for your time. I appreciate being given the
chance to share my views, and I look forward to hearing
what other readers have to say about this issue.
Yours faithfully
Jack Grey​

1. What's your name? where you come from? tell us something about this area. Do you like to live here?
2. What do you do (study, work)?
3. Do you like what you are doing or you want to change something?  
4.. Do you have any hobbies, what do you do in free time? What is it, why are you interested this?
5.  Do you planning to go in university?  what university you choose?
6. What you future job? Why did you choose this?  

what are your religion beliefs? tell me about them.
Can you tell about your family?
What language are you learn?
do you love to read books? what writers you love?
Do you love watch TV?
Do you love play in computer games?  

3. The workers had been painting the floor when I arrived.
6. They had received a letter by the time their son was born.
7. He told them he had worked at a plan before the army.
8. She hadn’t written the letter by 5 o’clock and the manager was angry.
1.     I will have finished reading this book by tomorrow evening.
2.     By next winter we will have saved the necessary sum of money.
3.     I will have translated the article an hour before you come.
4.     On March 7 they will have been married for twenty-five years.
5.     If I continue keeping to a diet I will have lost10 kilos by the end of the month.
6.     The train will have left before we reach the station.
7.     I hope you will have come home from school by 2 o’clock.
8.     The mother will have coked dinner by the time you come.
9.     The pupils have too many exercises. They will have done them by the time the teacher returns.
10. Come to my place at 8 o’clock I will have seen this film by this time.
1.     She doesn’t like lending money to friends.
2.     Would you mind helping me to carry this heavy bag?
3.     I’m really looking forward to coming back.
4.     We went swimming yesterday because it was such a nice warm day.
5.     It’s not worth ringing up Jane after ten o’clock. She has already fallen asleep.
6.     I haven’t finished writing my composition.
7.     I hate waiting for trams, I don’t like wasting time.
8.     Instead of complaining, what about doing something useful about it!
9.     I can’t insist on buying this book. It’s a bit too expensive.
10.  He apologized for being late.
1. What were you doing at 5 o’clock? – I cleaning the room.
2. At that moment my teacher speaking over the telephone.
3. The mother asked her children not to make so much noise as the father working in the study.
4. Yesterday we skiing in the forest the whole day.
5. When I came to the party all the guests were dancing.
6. What were you discussing at the meeting yesterday?
7. While Jane wash up, Ann was making sandwiches.
8. I was learning English grammar all day long yesterday.
9. While my mother cooking dinner I laying the table.      
10. My brother asked not to disturb him as he watching a war movie.