Complete each sentence with a suitable verb. Mick Jagger economics in London in 1961. Madonna the drums in a band called the Breakfast Club. When she was four, Shakira on the table to some Arabic music. Brad Pitt as a driver before he was a film star. (ответы) (played-worked-danced-studied)

1. studied

2. played

3. danced

4. worked

Объяснение:

ответ: Mick Jagger studied economics in London in 1961.

Madonna played  the drums in a band called the Breakfast Club.

When she was four, Shakira danced  on the table to some Arabic music.

Brad Pitt worked as a driver before he was a film star

1. It was a grand dinner, many celebrities were invited. 2. How much do we have to pay for lunch? 3. I have not decided what to make for lunch. I'm afraid we'll have a late lunch today. 4. Dinner is ready, please sit down to the table. 5. The maid put the breakfast on the tray and carried it to the mistress's bedroom. 6. He discusses all important questions after dinner. 7. I'm afraid we will have a very simple dinner today. 8. She does not eat breakfast in the morning, but she arranges for herself a thorough breakfast. 9. Time for lunch. Let's take a look at the "Fur-tree-stick" on Tverskaya Street. 10. Children, did you wash your hands before dinner? 11. The Embassy gives a breakfast in honor of the holiday. 12. Dinner at the Chinese restaurant was very sharp. 13. - How much does a complex dinner cost here? - Very cheap. 14. Late breakfast is something between breakfast and lunch. 15. What a delicious dinner! You are a wonderful cook.

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-Breakfast is ready?

- Yes, the kettle is boiling. It's time for breakfast. We will have something special for breakfast.

-Yes, it smells delicious, but I think we will have an ordinary breakfast: fried eggs and ham and toast.

-No, sweetheart. I baked an apple pie.

-Well, let's sit down at the table. I am starving.

-What will you drink, tea or coffee?

-Chal, please, with one slice of sugar.

- Let's try the cake.

-So tasty. You always manage pies.

-Thank you dear. Pass me some oil.

-Here you are. Can I have another pie?

-Oh sure. Give me your plate, I'll put the cake.

I'm afraid I overeat, but it's so delicious that I can not stop.

-Nothing wrong. We'll be betting pretty late today. I'll be home only at 8 o'clock.

-Thank you for a delicious breakfast.

2.

My son has a very bad appetite. He does not eat anything. I'm very worried about him.

-And here my does not suffer from a lack of appetite. Take, for example, today. In the morning we had a pretty dense breakfast-eggs of two eggs, a bowl of porridge, and yet he asked for an additive. Of course, I tried not to give him.

-Why are you so. I would like my boy to have the same appetite as yours.

- I do not think you need to envy me. You know, my son is inclined to fullness.