Сделать по предложению к словам happy holiday honest hotel who hospital home house what whole

i am happy.

we are in holiday.

he is so honest of his given answer.

i am of those people who studies well.

she works in hospital.

i am at home.

they their own big house.

what time is it?

i will be always with u in whole life.

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1. My sister is very happy today.
2. How can you describe your summer holidays?
3. My sister is honest because she never lies.
4. We stayed at hotel yesterday after a long journey.
5. Who can me with homework?
6. My sister went to hospital one month ago.
7. Home, sweet home!
8. We are going to buy a new house.
9. What a sunny day!
10. The whole class was quiet

She is ill, so she MUST see the doctor.
It’s raining heavily. You MUST take your umbrella.
We MUSTN’T pick the flowers in the park.
Mike is nine months old. He MUSTN’T eat nuts.
I am very tall. So I CAN play basketball.
I’m sorry but we CAN’T come to your party tomorrow.
You are speaking very quietly. I CAN’T understand you.
CAN I use your phone?
We CAN’T go to the bank today. We haven’t got any money.
My hands are dirty. I MUST wash them.
It’s late. I MUST go now.
You MUST stop at a red traffic light.
You MUSTN’T speed in the city.
Tourists MUST take their passports when they go abroad.
Footballers MUSTN’T touch the ball with their hands.
CAN you play the guitar?
I CAN’T come with you now. Because I’m studying my lessons.

Coober Pedy is one of the cities in Australia, where residents live, shop etc. Uniquely, all community activities are carried out underground. Everything is done underground or you could say Coober Pedy is an underground city.

In the middle of the Australian outback, there is a city where chimneys rise from the sand and large red signs that warn people about unmarked holes.

The story begins in 1916 as the largest opal mining operation in the world that has developed into an underground community. This location is safely out of the summer range of 120 degrees Fahreinhet or about 48 degrees Celsius in the region. Entire bedrooms, bookstores, churches and bars are set against Coober Pedy's ornate underground walls. After 100 years of living in such an excavated place, the people who called it home planned not to move.