(fill in the gaps with speak, say or tell. use them in the correct form.) brian grenn, our english teacher, told us about his visit to moscow. he us that he liked the russian capital very much. "you can ask me any questions you like, " he . "do russian students english well? " we asked. "yes, russian students english very well. they me much interesting about moscow." he that we would visit russian next year.

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1.  excuse  me,  do  you  speak  english? 2. have  a  cigarette.  no,  thank  you, i  don't  smoke. 3.  why  do  you  laughing  at  me? 4. what does  she do? she  a  dentist. 5.  i  want  to  go  out. it  is  raining. 6.  where doesn't you come from? from canada. 7. how much put it cost to sent a letter to canada? 8. i can talk to you at the moment. i'am working. 

last sunday alice's neighbour asked her to  keep her cat fluff for three days when she was    away on business. she said  the cat was  no trouble. but when alice woke  up the next morning she noticed that the cat had eaten  all the goldfish. when alice left    for school the cat was sleeping  peacefully in the sun. when the girl came  home the cat had  disappeared. it took    poor alice two hours ti find    fluff in someone`s garden where the cat was running    after birds.