15.did you buy oranges? did you buy orange juice? 16. is there tea left? — no, there isn’t . i’ll make coffee if you don’t mind. the apple pie is wonderful. would you like — oh, yes, please. can i have milk in my coffee, please? 17. there is butter in the fridge, but there isn’ milk. 18. are there eggs? — there aren’t eggs left. 19. we haven’t got flour. 20. to make cabbage soup i need cabbage, onions, carrots, beetroots, dill and parsley, potatoes, good oil and salt. 21. i need to buy a lot of things. there isn’t time to waste.22. oh, dear! there is money in my purse. but i can use my credit card.

oscar wilde "the canterville ghost"

recently i found this book in the school library. and i liked it, because oscar wilde is a true master and he has a very big vocabulary, therefore in the book he used to many metaphors and similes. this story about ghost and the little girl is a very beautiful fairy tail. besides i love stories about old england and the customs of that time. i chose english translation, because the book have many idioms and it's difficult to translate them into russian. i'm not sure, but i think oscar wilde is the quite popular author and some of his works are in the school program, so the library must have his books.

“wonder woman” (born wonder woman) is a superhero film directed by patty jenkins, based on the eponymous comic book by dc comics. he is the fourth film in the expanded universe dc after suicide squad. the film starred gal gadot, chris pine, danny houston, robin wright and david thewlis.

the main shooting of the film began in late november 2015. in russia, the film was released on june 1, 2017 in 3d and imax 3d. he received positive reviews from critics, many of whom called him the best part of the expanded universe dc [2]. the film showed the fifth best start in the united states in 2017, earning more than 100 million at the box office on the first weekend [3] [4]. also, the trailer for the film won the grand prize of the 18th annual golden trailer award [5]. “wonder woman” became the highest grossing feature film, produced by a female director, and is second only to the “cold heart” cartoon filmed by director jennifer lee (in a duet with chris buck) [6].