Ican’t go out tonight. i need to look a baby. there are so many people on the street. i wonder what’s going i don’t think he will get his mother’s death so easily. –when did he come home last night? - 8 o’clock. children grow very fast these days. in spite of all the troubles, in the end everything turned well. i know it’s hard, but you have to carry with your life! my father was born 1935. she met her husband in wales. the time she was working in a pub. generations of my family have lived in this house 1900. john, who are you talking they are famous their rows. you are the only one i trust. please, don’t let me i don’t know what’s wrong with her. i haven’t seen her july. i’m looking my sunglasses, but i can’t find them. the film starts 7 o’clock. would you, please, turn the volume? it’s too loud. when were you born? december 10th. he was shocked when he heard, but after a while he carried on his old life. why is your car parked on the road? we’ve run out petrol! my sister is so jealous her. please, don’t be angry me! i didn’t think to do so. the box he gave me was full candies. my children are afraid dogs. jane is arriving january 26th o'clock the afternoon. we have dsl internet access work. the hills here are covered with wildflowers early spring. we met at the : 30 and : 30. you can buy post office. don't be ridiculous; there were no telephones the seventeenth century! the telephone was invented the 1870s.
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