Every day, there are special events: music, dances, and 1.religious ceremonies. But, the part of the festival that most people are 2.familiar with is “the running of the bulls.”
Every morning, a group of bulls runs down a city street. Hundreds of people run in front of the animals. Runners wear white; they also 3.tie a red scarf around their bodies. They run lasts three minutes. A runner’s 4.goal is to 5.escape from the bulls without falling or getting 6. hit by them. Running with the bulls started in Spain in the 13th 7.century, and is still very popular today. Pamplona 8.natives and visitors from all over the world join in. The run is very dangerous. So why do people do it? For some runners, it is a test of 9.strength. For others, the run makes them feel alive.
I do morning exercises. (b)His father works at a factory. (a)My mother sleeps after dinner. (b)We work part-time. (b)They drink tea every day. (a)Mike is a student. (b)Helen has a car. (b)My brother has a good friend. (b)You are good friends. (a)It is difficult to remember everything. (b)Alice has a sister. (b)Her sister's name is Ann. (a)Ann is a student. (b)She gets up at seven o'clock. (a)She goes to the institute in the morning. (a)Jane is fond of sports. (a)My sister does her morning exercises every day. (b)For breakfast she has two eggs, a sandwich and a cup of tea. (b)After breakfast my mother goes to the institute. (a)Sometimes she takes a bus. (b)It takes her an hour and a half to do her homework. (a)My sister speaks English well. (b)Her friends usually call her at about 8 o'clock. (a)He has his English lesson every day. (b)My working day begins at six o'clock. (b)It takes me about twenty minutes. (b)We usually have four classes a day. (a)I have lunch at about 2 o'clock. (a)They play football at the institute. (a)My mother likes fish. (b)
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Every day, there are special events: music, dances, and 1.religious ceremonies. But, the part of the festival that most people are 2.familiar with is “the running of the bulls.”
Every morning, a group of bulls runs down a city street. Hundreds of people run in front of the animals. Runners wear white; they also 3.tie a red scarf around their bodies. They run lasts three minutes. A runner’s 4.goal is to 5.escape from the bulls without falling or getting 6. hit by them. Running with the bulls started in Spain in the 13th 7.century, and is still very popular today. Pamplona 8.natives and visitors from all over the world join in. The run is very dangerous. So why do people do it? For some runners, it is a test of 9.strength. For others, the run makes them feel alive.