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1 We had a great time in Madrid.
2 Sally wrote a letter to Jim.
3 I sent my regards to her parents.
4 She never wore sunglasses.
5 Dan found somebody else's watch.
6 We went to the city centre
7 His grandparents became older.
8 The teacher began the lesson five minutes earlier.
9 The neighbours' dog bit me.
10 Somebody broke their window.
11 Nina got the job of a waitress easily.
12 I grew up in the land of high mountains.
13 They overcame the difficulties.
14 He could rely on them.
15 Lena paid the monthly rent.

(1) 
1. Brill lives in London.
2. He goes to the beach.
3. It snows in the winter.
4. Bertie does not throw snowballs.
(2)
1. Does he play chess at school?
2. Does your brother watch TV?
3. Do they play football on Sundays?
4. Does Brill go to school every day?
(3)
1. I go to school every day.
2. Tom gets up at 7 o'clock.
3. They play football on Sunday.
4. My mother cooks breakfast every morning.
5. We go to for a walk in the evening.
(4)
1. Tim's brother does not swim.
2. I do not work every day.
3. My friend does not like milk.
4. She does not visit her granny every day.
5. His dog does not eat fish.
(5)
1. Do you eat apples? Yes, I do.
2. Does your mum work every day? Yes, she does.
3. Does rabbit run very fast? Yes, it does.
(6) 
1. When does he play tennis on Friday?
2. Where do they walk in the park?
3. What does my sister like this film.