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He went to Africa in 1995 and he liked that trip very much. My sister usually likes her steak well-done. The cat ate its toy last evening. The doctortalked to his patient on Monday morning. Did they have a test last month? I often see his brother but he never speaks to me. The director spoke to the employees three hours ago. The man domesticated the dog many years ago. My friend spends a lot of money every day. The woman drove to the shop last Sunday. My parents left for Paris last Thursday. His brother leaves for Tokyo every August. I don’t like my boss because he often raises voice at me. Her mother never drinks. The cat usually leaves its house when it’s thirsty or hungry.

My name’s Petrov. I live in the center of Moscow. I work at the Ministry of Foreign Trade. I’m an engineer and I’m also a student. Many engineers in our Ministry learn foreign languages. I learn English. We have our English in the morning.
We’re at a lesson now. Jane is standing at the blackboard. She is writing an English sentence. We aren’t writing. We are looking at the blackboard.
We don’t often write in class. Sometimes we have dictations. During the lesson we read our text-book and do a lot of exercises. We don’t often speak Russian in class. We speak English to our teacher. We usually speak Russian after classes.
“What’s your name?” “My name’s Smirnov”
“Where do you work?” “I work at an office.”
“What do you do?” “I’m an Engineer.”
“Do you learn French?” “No, I learn English.”
“When do you usually have your English?” “In the evening/”
“Are you having a lesson now?’ “No, I’m not”