Put the verbs in brackets into the correct future tense. Give reasons. 1 A: By the end of November, Amir(work) on his idea for three years B: Yes, it's been very challenging for him, but I'm sure he (not/give up). 2 A: This time next week, we(use)our new solar-powered air conditioning system. B: It (certainly/make) a difference to out electricity bill! 3 A: Excuse me, sir, but(you/stay) much longer? B: I (not/leave) the lab until Dr James arrives at 6 o'clock. 4 A: (they/finish) the project by the end of the week? B: I expect so. By then, they (test) the prototype for almost a month! 5 A: I'm afraid I (not/edit) your paper by tomorrow morning. B: That's OK(you/complete) the first chapter by then?
I am sitting in a chair next to Momma’s bed. I am watching her get ready for a
party. She opens the beautiful jewelry box on her nightstand. It is the size of a shoebox. It is wooden. It has colorful stones on top. They are red, green, yellow, and blue. To me, the box looks magical. It looks like it has special powers. “Now, you know you must never touch this box, right?” Momma says. I feel like she knows exactly what I am thinking. I just want to touch it. I just want to open it.
I just want to try on all the jewelry inside and dance around the room!
“Yes, Momma,” I say. “I know.”
What do I know?
I know Momma has always told me not to touch the box. She has said it since I
was a little girl.
“You are not old enough to wear my jewelry,” Momma says.
I am almost eleven years old! What is the big deal?
I know that when Momma puts on the rings and bracelets from the box, she looks
different. She seems to glow.
There is one necklace with a yellow stone like a tiger’s eye. When Momma puts
this on, she seems to float instead of walk. Her feet do not seem to touch the
ground. She moves lightly and gracefully. She moves without effort.
Momma kisses me goodnight. She leaves for the party. I run to the window to
wave to her, but she is already gone.
Tonight I am very curious.
Just one touch.
I sit on the edge of Momma’s bed. I place my hand on the nightstand. I pause. I
think.
My hand moves up and rests on the jewelry box. The box quickly flips open by
itself! Jewels fly into the air. They dance around my head. I feel strange. I fall
Environmental pollution, against extermination of all animals, not only rare species. some young people work in their church organizations: they help elderly people, reconstruct our historical monuments and monasteries. this work brings them closer to our history, teaches them to love their country and respect its past. a lot of young people go in for sports, that is why schools and institutes have sport clubs and teams. our young people are especially interested in football, basketball, hockey, etc. there also exists a great variety of different clubs in this country. they are: theatre clubs, where young people stage different literary works; clubs “what? where? when? ”, where they can enlarge their knowledge in differentfields of science and life, and so on. future belongs to the young, that is why the political life of this country is important to them. many young people are engaged in political parties and organizations such as: “the greens”, the union of youth
Just one touch
I am sitting in a chair next to Momma’s bed. I am watching her get ready for a
party. She opens the beautiful jewelry box on her nightstand. It is the size of a shoebox. It is wooden. It has colorful stones on top. They are red, green, yellow, and blue. To me, the box looks magical. It looks like it has special powers. “Now, you know you must never touch this box, right?” Momma says. I feel like she knows exactly what I am thinking. I just want to touch it. I just want to open it.
I just want to try on all the jewelry inside and dance around the room!
“Yes, Momma,” I say. “I know.”
What do I know?
I know Momma has always told me not to touch the box. She has said it since I
was a little girl.
“You are not old enough to wear my jewelry,” Momma says.
I am almost eleven years old! What is the big deal?
I know that when Momma puts on the rings and bracelets from the box, she looks
different. She seems to glow.
There is one necklace with a yellow stone like a tiger’s eye. When Momma puts
this on, she seems to float instead of walk. Her feet do not seem to touch the
ground. She moves lightly and gracefully. She moves without effort.
Momma kisses me goodnight. She leaves for the party. I run to the window to
wave to her, but she is already gone.
Tonight I am very curious.
Just one touch.
I sit on the edge of Momma’s bed. I place my hand on the nightstand. I pause. I
think.
My hand moves up and rests on the jewelry box. The box quickly flips open by
itself! Jewels fly into the air. They dance around my head. I feel strange. I fall
down to the floor.
I wake up in a place I have never seen before.
Robovie
1)False
2)True
3)False
4)False
5)True
6)False
7) True
8)True
9)False
10)True
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