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1. I wish he didn't play the piano in the middle of the night.
2. I wish people didn't drop litter in the street.
3. I wish you didn't  leave the door open.

2. The Japanese love going to karaoke bars.
3. Record companies don't like people who download music from the Internet.
4. Michael plays the piano in a jazz band.
5. It's very expensive to go to some pop concerts.
6. Why is Karl in that group? He can't sing.
7. You need to learn to read music before you can write it.
8. Kim doesn't like going to nightclubs and she hates 1970s music.
9. When I listen to a song, I like to read the lyrics (?)
10. My sister plays the violin in an orchestra.
11. Which instrument do you play

Did nothing always exist or was it invented? 'Nothing ' is zero or nought. It is a very useful idea and it is called by different names. In football, 0 refers as 'nil'. So we say : "Liverpool" has been beaten or two -nil ( 2-0) at home by 'Manchester United '.
When you are given marks in a test, you hope you will never get 'nought ' out of ten or twenty. When we talk about the temperature 'zero ' is used. We say: "It is freezing today, the temperature has dropped to five below zero ".
The most unusual name for 0 must be that which is used in tennis ' love '; where the scoring goes 15-love, 30- love and so on.
Not many people realize that 0 didn't always exist, but was something that had to be invented.
Until the sixteenth century , the number system used in Europe was the Roman system which was invented about two thousand years ago. The Roman system is not simple, for example the mark 'X' stands for ten, and 'C' refers to a hundred.
A much better number system had been invented by the Hindus earlier. The Hindu system was brought to Europe in AD 900 by the Arabs and sometimes is referred to as the 'Arabic system.' This system is built on a base of ten and all numbers are written with the digits; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0.So as all schoolchildren know, 10 means 'ten' and 40 means 'four times ten'.