Dan: I'm fine! And how are you? How was your summer?
Mike: Oh, it was OK. The weather was great, so I played football with my friends and we went swimming a lot.
Dan: Yeah, I can see your tan (Я вижу твой загар). You look great! Did you spend the whole summer in town?
Mike: Not really (Вообще-то нет). In July I went to visit my grandparents, they live in the countryside (они живут в деревне). And what about you? You wanted to travel to Spain, didn't you?
Dan: Yes, I did. I did go there. In fact I've just come back.
Mike: Have you? Please tell me about it! Can I have a look at your pictures?
Dan: Sure. Would you like to come to my place tonight?
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.
Dan: Hi, Mike!
Mike: Hello, Danny! How are you?
Dan: I'm fine! And how are you? How was your summer?
Mike: Oh, it was OK. The weather was great, so I played football with my friends and we went swimming a lot.
Dan: Yeah, I can see your tan (Я вижу твой загар). You look great! Did you spend the whole summer in town?
Mike: Not really (Вообще-то нет). In July I went to visit my grandparents, they live in the countryside (они живут в деревне). And what about you? You wanted to travel to Spain, didn't you?
Dan: Yes, I did. I did go there. In fact I've just come back.
Mike: Have you? Please tell me about it! Can I have a look at your pictures?
Dan: Sure. Would you like to come to my place tonight?
Mike: Oh, I'd love to!
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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.