1The examiner asked Pete how long he had been learning English. 2She asked the policeman where she could park her car. 3He promised everything would be ready in a week. 4John asked his father how much he earned. 5They asked her why she was late. 6He said to Ann he was going to bed then. 7She wondered what would happen to our planet in a thousand years. 8The guide asked the tourists if they wanted to see Westminster Abbey. 9The teacher asked if Tom played for his school team the previous year. 10The teacher said to everyone they had done very well in the test the previous day.
Venice - stunning and extraordinary city. Interesting facts of Venice: - Venice floods mainly in November and December; - Venetians are not only those people who live in Venice, but also the inhabitants of the neighboring islands (about 30 thousand people), and people living in the mainland suburb of Venice - Mestre. -In honor of Venice, the country is named Venezuela (Венесуэла). Travelers from Europe under the leadership of Amerigo Vespucci, seeing the houses of the Indians standing on piles, immediately remembered Venice and named the country in her honor.
2She asked the policeman where she could park her car.
3He promised everything would be ready in a week.
4John asked his father how much he earned.
5They asked her why she was late.
6He said to Ann he was going to bed then.
7She wondered what would happen to our planet in a thousand years.
8The guide asked the tourists if they wanted to see Westminster Abbey.
9The teacher asked if Tom played for his school team the previous year.
10The teacher said to everyone they had done very well in the test the previous day.
Interesting facts of Venice:
- Venice floods mainly in November and December;
- Venetians are not only those people who live in Venice, but also the inhabitants of the neighboring islands (about 30 thousand people), and people living in the mainland suburb of Venice - Mestre.
-In honor of Venice, the country is named Venezuela (Венесуэла). Travelers from Europe under the leadership of Amerigo Vespucci, seeing the houses of the Indians standing on piles, immediately remembered Venice and named the country in her honor.