Сдиалогом, буду rachel so, jon, jon i live in south london. in a small house. rachel with your parents? jon yes, and my sister. what about you? any brothers and sisters? rachel i have a brother. he’s nineteen. jon he work? rachel no, he’s a student. jon what about you? where work? rachel in a shop in the city centre. jon your job? rachel yes, i like it a lot.

Where do you live?
Do you live with your parents?
Do you have any brothers and sisters?
Does he work?
Where do you work?
Do you like your job?

Well, kinda differs, from person to person. For instance, I have friends who do love cross-fit, sprinting or football. Ofcourse, football is the most popular of them, because it is not something really exhausting like cross-fit. But, there are many others, atletics (from light to heavy-weight), boxing, or MMA. MMA is my favorite one, because during the fight I can appease my feral instincts, and its bloody fun, ofcourse. Not everyone can participate in the MMA matches, because you are required to have good fighting skills, to be fearless, and to be ready to take injuries or even open fractures. Yes, sometimes it happens, but, no pain - no game.

Water the flowers! I have already ( just) watered the flowers! Cut the bread please. I have already ( just) cut the bread.  Ann, lay the table for breakfast. I have already ( just) laid the table for breakfast. These boys are playing football. Those boys have already ( just) played football. I am drinking tea. Granny has already ( just) drunk tea. Bobby is drawing animals. Nelly has already ( just) drawn animals. Mary, dust the furniture, please. I have already ( just) dusted the furniture. Do your home task, Alice. I have already ( just) done it. Marry is cleaning the room. Lizzy has already ( just) cleaned the room. My sister is looking through the newspaper. My father has already ( just) looked through the newspaper. They are having dinner. We have already ( just) had dinner. Father, give Fred the magazine, please. I have just given him the magazine.