2g 3Underline: a) the sentence which givesJane's opinion, b) the topic sentences inthe main body paragraphs.​

1. I write English exercises twice a week.
2. My friend does his homework in the afternoon as a rule.
3. My sister is doing her homework now.
4. Don't shout! The baby is sleeping.
5. The baby always sleeps after dinner.
6. What are you reading now?
7. What books do you read for your literature lessons?
8. What does your mother usually cook for lunch?
9. Is she cooking a cake now?
10. Do you know that man over there?
— Which man? The man in the brown jacket?
— No, I am talking about the man who is wearing the blue shirt.
— Oh, that man!
— Do you know him?
— No, I don't think so.
— I don't know him either.

It is assumed, in fact, that the performance will be successful. 2. They talk, in fact, that the book uses fame as among the old, for example, among the young. 3. It is, in fact, that the essay was written by him. 4. It is expected, in fact, that the playwright will begin to work on a fresh new comedy. 5. It is said, in fact, that the flood caused tremendous damage to crops. 6. It is expected, in fact, that the collection this year will be luxurious. 7. It was found, in fact, that this mineral water can be quite useful for the liver. 8. Scientists believe, in fact, that electricity is everywhere in space