Write if the sentence is true or false.
1. Mike has many hobbies.
2. Mike doesn't like sports.
3. Mike is a forward in his soccer team.
4. Mike plays a catcher in his baseball team.
5. Every spring there is a baseball tournament.
6. Mountaineering is very easy.​

A: I won't have time to go to the cleaner's tommorow.
B: Don't worry. I am going to pick up your suit for you.
A: Why do you want to go to the supermarket so late at night.
B: I am going to shop while it's quit and uncrowded.
A: I am having a lot of trounle in my statics class.
B: Stop worrying. I am going to help you.
A: What are you doing with that screw driver?
B: I am going to fix our television.
A: Why have you bought these map?
B: We are going to drive to the lake District next month.
A: I winder where ny book is.
B: Oh, I am going to bring it tomorrow.
A: What arre you going to do today?
B: I am going to lie on the beach and listen to the waves.

"It's better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are fool than to open it and remove all doubt" - once said American writter Mark Twain. I completely agree with his statement. It's better to talk less and to think more. Even if you're fool indeed and you keep your mouth closed other people will never think what you really are. You should give a value to your words and speak only that time when you asked to. If your words don't make any sense then of course you will be full in their eyes (even though you are not).

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