Match the two parts of the sentence and write a–f next to the numbers 1–6. 1. Charlie’s account a. is on his desk. 2. Charlie’s mum b. is totally public. 3. Anyone can c. is in his notebook. 4. CrazyCharlie121 d. see Charlie’s photos. 5. Charlie’s password e. wants him to be safe online. 6. Charlie’s notebook f. is Charlie’s password.

A)
He offered TO LEND me the money. I didn't like TAKING it but I had no other way out.

b) What was in the letter? I don't know. I didn't want TO OPEN it as it wasn't addressed to me.

c) Try TO AVOID BEING  late. He hates BEING kept WAITING.

d) He heard the clock striking seven and knew it was time for him TO GET up.

e) I can hear the bell RINGING but nobody seems TO BE COMING TO OPEN the door.

f) Did you advise him TO GO to the police? - No, I didn't like GIVING any advice on such a difficult matter.

g) I'm not used to DRIVING on the left.

h) It's pleasant TO SIT by the fire at night and HEAR the wind BLOWING outside.

i) It's no use WRITING to him, he never answers letters. The only thing TO DO is TO GO and SEE him.

j) Ask him TO COME in. Don't keep him STANDING at the door.

We travel because we want to learn the life and traditions of other countries.
While travelling we can see interesting sights and places.
We can improve our English because people in many countries speak English.
We can taste traditional food of different countries.
While travelling we can make friends with a lot of people.
Some people travel to the unknown places because they like to explore new lands.
We travel and make pictures so afterwards we can tell our friends and relatives a lot of inretesting things.