Dear friend! I would like to congratulate you with a very happy new year. Did you enjoy this past year though? I hope many good things happened for you. I myself really enjoyed spending this past year with you. We made many good memories together. This new years let's do something interesting. Maybe throw a big party! At least that is what I am planning to do. And I would be very happy if your could participate as well! Would you like something by the way? I want to buy you something special. Look forward to spending the new years with you this year as well. Sincerely, Your friend
1. By six o’clock had we already made arrangements to take the early train.
2. Where are you going? Nowhere in particular. I am just taking a walk.
3. Our students have done all kinds of exercises and now they are sure that they know this rule well. They hope they will make no mistakes in the paper.
4. The expedition (has covered ) hundreds of kilometres, but they are still far from their destination.
5. Are you going to Great Britain next year?
6. Yesterday Nick said that he had read so much during his summer holidays.
7. At the age of twenty my father was combining work and study.
8. When I entered the hall, the students were listening to a very informative lecture on history of the English language.
9. It was eight o’clock in the morning and time for me to go to work. I looked out of the window. It was raining hard.
I would like to congratulate you with a very happy new year. Did you enjoy this past year though? I hope many good things happened for you.
I myself really enjoyed spending this past year with you. We made many good memories together.
This new years let's do something interesting. Maybe throw a big party!
At least that is what I am planning to do. And I would be very happy if your could participate as well!
Would you like something by the way? I want to buy you something special.
Look forward to spending the new years with you this year as well.
Sincerely,
Your friend
1. By six o’clock had we already made arrangements to take the early train.
2. Where are you going? Nowhere in particular. I am just taking a walk.
3. Our students have done all kinds of exercises and now they are sure that they know this rule well. They hope they will make no mistakes in the paper.
4. The expedition (has covered ) hundreds of kilometres, but they are still far from their destination.
5. Are you going to Great Britain next year?
6. Yesterday Nick said that he had read so much during his summer holidays.
7. At the age of twenty my father was combining work and study.
8. When I entered the hall, the students were listening to a very informative lecture on history of the English language.
9. It was eight o’clock in the morning and time for me to go to work. I looked out of the window. It was raining hard.