1. When we (came) to the station, our train had already (left). 2. Victor asked me to explain the new rule to him, as he ( had missed) the previous lesson. 3. John Gray (visited) Russia in 1989 and (has not been) here since that time. 4. I decided not to put on my raincoat as it ( had stopped) raining already and the sun (was shining) brightly. 5. When the teacher told the boy to recite the poem, the boy (burst) into tears: he (did not remember) anything, though he ( had tried) to learn his lesson so hard. 6. Jane usually works in the library. She (is working) there now. She has already ( gathered) the necessary material and now she (is writing) her report.
I think it is very important to look good. People, at least most people, judge by appearances. I don’t want to stand out in a crowd by neglecting my appearance.
2. How do you take care of your clothes?
I wash them regularly and keep them in the wardrobe where they are safe from moisture and direct sunlight
3. How do you decide which items of clothing to buy?
When I come across a thing that I like, I try it on. Then I look in the mirror to make sure it suits me. I mean that I want to be sure that it looks good on me and I look good in it
4. Where do you usually shop for clothes?
I cannot afford to buy designer clothes, so I have to shop in big supermarkets and shopping malls. It is always possible to find nice affordable things there.
5. What is the difference between the clothes you wear at parties and at school?
Naturally, there is a difference. It is always sensible to look businesslike at school. It is a place where we go to get knowledge, not to impress other people with the way we look. Casual things, such as jeans and T-shirts, usually do nicely. It is often a problem, what to wear to a party. The choice depends on the type of the party and who is going to be there. I even message my friends and ask them what they are going to wear. Sometimes it is appropriate to wear elegant and expensive clothes, sometimes casual clothes are appropriate for the occasion.
1. Is it important to look good? Why/why not?
I think it is very important to look good. People, at least most people, judge by appearances. I don’t want to stand out in a crowd by neglecting my appearance.
2. How do you take care of your clothes?
I wash them regularly and keep them in the wardrobe where they are safe from moisture and direct sunlight
3. How do you decide which items of clothing to buy?
When I come across a thing that I like, I try it on. Then I look in the mirror to make sure it suits me. I mean that I want to be sure that it looks good on me and I look good in it
4. Where do you usually shop for clothes?
I cannot afford to buy designer clothes, so I have to shop in big supermarkets and shopping malls. It is always possible to find nice affordable things there.
5. What is the difference between the clothes you wear at parties and at school?
Naturally, there is a difference. It is always sensible to look businesslike at school. It is a place where we go to get knowledge, not to impress other people with the way we look. Casual things, such as jeans and T-shirts, usually do nicely. It is often a problem, what to wear to a party. The choice depends on the type of the party and who is going to be there. I even message my friends and ask them what they are going to wear. Sometimes it is appropriate to wear elegant and expensive clothes, sometimes casual clothes are appropriate for the occasion.