in the 1950s young women and teenage girls wore skirts with petticoats and cardigans . Tight trousers or jeans with oversize jumpers were in fashion

(fly)… No, we went by car.

4) (stay in hotel) … No, we didnʼt. We took our caravan.

5) (visit Paris) … Oh, yes, it was wonderful.

6) (like Paris) … Oh, yes, we did.

7) (buy any souvenirs) … Oh, yes, I bought lots of things.

8) (get back yesterday) … No, we came back on Saturday.

treat.And one person tells a scary story in a low voice

Hi My Name Is John and i'm from England.My house a semy-detached house made of briks! In My house there are three rooms downstairs and three rooms upstairs.Downstairs,there 1)......
a living room a kitchen and a bathroom.Some houses 2)... got a fireplace in the living room but we haven't got one.We've got central heating 3)....... all the rooms.Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a bathroom.All the rooms have got carpets to keep us warm.Outside 4)....... house there is a back garden 5).........A front garden with a lot of flowers...
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parks and garden in the town.
3) This is ...classrom. ..classroom is large and light.
4) After University I ussually go home
5) My father always comes from ...work late.

so long.Impressiive, cheerful, fussy, modern, up-to-date, willing, light, kindly, tiny, fascinating, filthy, polite.1) Jessie is quite gloomy today.2) Pollys new dress is rather dark.3) Mary was nervous and unhappy yesterday, but today she is a lot calmer.4) I suddenly understood that this character in the book was unkindly and at times even cruel.5) The baby has grown up a little. It is a little bigger now.6) I found yesterdays film rather boring.7) Next time when you come home from walk I`d like your clothes to be cleaner.8) All the students in this group are very hardworking, only Bill is a little lazy.9) I am afraid Bill is also rather rude when he talks to his friends.10) The Smiths` car is rather old-fashioned but Mr Smith says he likes it.11) The shops in this street were built over a hundred years ago, it is not surprising they are old and badly-equipped.12) The last story in this book is quite unimpressive compared to the others.

parts of the system. The denser cold water sinks to displace the heated water, which is forced to rise. In this way, a circulation of water is set up-the process known as convection. The water rises up the primary flow (PF) into the hot-water storage cylinder, or tank, and is replaced by water descending the primary return (PR). If a temperature difference is maintained between the water in the primary flow and that in the primary return, then the process will continue. This is called the primaty circulation and it is made more effective by connecting the primary flow to the upper region of both the boiler and the cylinder, and the primary return to the lower region of each. If a draw-off point is opened, water will be forced from it because of the height of the water in the feed lank (often this tank is also the building's main cold-water storage cistern). The hot-water supply is drawn from the top of the storage cylinder, where it collects because its density is lower than that of the colder water.

Heating water causes the dissolved air contained in cold water to be released. Consequently, a vent pipe has to be taken from the top of the storage cylinder and carried up above the level of the water in the feed tank. The pipe allows air to escape from the system and, as a result, prevents the formation of air locks. A safety valve, set to operate at a certain pressure, is fitted to the system. Also, a draw-off point is fitted at the lowest part of the system so that it can be drained.