17. Sam(not, answer) my questions yesterday.18. John19. Mona20. Mary21. The boys(not, write) this difficult grammar test yetnot, translate) the text when I came home.(not, play) with her dolls at the moment.(not, play) football at 3 o'clock yesterday.22. I(always, watch) films on TV.23. Bill(often, draw) wild animals in his copy-books.24. Nick25. Jessica26. We(bring) his parrot to school tomorrow.(already, spend) all her money on souvenirs.(go) to the amusement park yesterday.27. I(not, cook) dinner at the moment.28. The boys29. My mum(talk) when I saw them yesterday.(lay) the table before we came home.30. The girls(sing) a wonderful song at the concert yesterday.31. David(already, read) a lot of adventure stories.32. Mike always(listen) to rock music.​

Bulat: What is Claude Monet famous for?

Aisha: He was one of the first Impressionist artists. The  Impressionism art movement 'was named after one of his  paintings: Impression, Sunrise. It? It was shown at an  exhibition in Paris in 1874. (name, show)

Bulat: Did people like it?

Aisha: No, it was criticised by most people. (criticise)

Bulat: What are Monet's most famous paintings?

Ausha: His most famous paintings are called The Nympheas.

That's a series of about 250 paintings of water lilies. (call)

Bulat: When did he create them?

Aisha: They were pained in the 20th century. (paint)

Bulat: What happened to these paintings?

Aisha: For many years, they were kept in the artist's studio. When  he became famous, they were bought by museums and private  collectors. In 1958, two paintings were damaged in a fire. In 2008,  one of the water lily paintings was sold at an auction for  more than 80 million dollars! (keep, buy, damage, sell)

Bulat: Where are the paintings now?

Aisha: Several are owned by the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

They are seen by three million people each year! (own, see)​

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