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evening, at 10 in the evening, at 11 in the evening, at 12 at
night)?
Exercise 4. Open the brackets.
1. You (to wear) your hair different tonight. 2. They (to
shout) so, they (to fight)? 3. She (to grow very fast now.
4. And now she (to cry). 5. I'm
afraid you (to lose) your
temper. 6. They (to see) each other in secret. 7. We (to leave)
in a few days. 8. Where you (to lunch) today? 9. You (to do)
anything special tonight? 10. What they (to have) for sup-
per? 11. I (to lunch) at my sister's. 12. At half past ten I (to
go) to school. 13. When I (to meet) her she (to go) to the
University. 14. She (to come) when I (to wash) my hair.
15. She (to stop) me when I (to run) down. 16. I (to look)
round. A man (to come) down slowly. 17. When I (to go)
downstairs they (to stand) still there.
Exercise 5. Open the brackets. Translate the sentences.

How is the word laud and welcome different

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Write a narrative essay about a moment in your life when you were judged by something other than the content of your character. any narrative stories y’all have ? idk what to write