Form adjectives from the following geographical names. spain- australia- great britain- japan- italy- france- the united statea of america-

Spanish
australian
british
japanese
italian
french
american

1. What are you doing? – I am translating an article now. 2. Where did you get this magazine? – A friend of mine gave it to me yesterday. 3. Last week I got two letters from my brother. 4. Father came at 5 o’clock last night. 5. I went to the station to meet my friend yesterday. 6. When I was translating the article I heard some noise. 7. What were you doing at 8 o’clock in the evening yesterday? I wanted to come to see you. 8. It was raining from 2 till 4 o’clock yesterday. Is it still raining? 9. We were watching TV when my friends came to me. 10. He fell down when he was running behind the bus.

1 Jim had a comfortable flat with little two rooms, small kitchen and bathroom.

2 Jim didn't want to clean his flat, so he decided to find someone else to do it instead of him. At the factory Jim was told about Mrs. Roper by his fellow workers. One of the workers said that Mrs. Roper came and cleaned his flat, and he would  introduce Jim to her.

3 Jim left a message in the dust that he was coughing whenever he breathed because everything in his room was very dusty.

4 Mrs. Poper left Jim the bottle with message on it: "Cough medicine".