4.I put glass of milk and cookies on the kitchen table.
5.The cup is on my desk.
6.She has been working on her new book since this morning.
7.She always reads novels in the bus. 8.In the summertime, we have a rainy season for several weeks.9.The new semester will start in September.10.There is a party at the Jesse´s house.11.There were hundreds of people at the shopping centre.12. We saw a football game at the stadium.
Chlorene in Victorian time. Victoria was the Queen of England from 1837 to 1901. In the early Victorian times, poor children worked from five years to feed themselves and their families. These tasks were not easy and often dangerous. Many children worked as chimney sweeps, because they were small and thin. They climbed up the narrow chimneys to clear them. Homeless children or orphaned children, as a rule, is iodine. Many children also worked in cotton plants. When the cotton yarns broke, the children went into the cars to fix them. It was very dangerous. Other children worked in coal mines. They pushed trucks of coal, they opened and closed the doors to let in air through the tunnels. The craftsmen were often violent. Children worked long hours for a very low salary. Many children had health problems and accidents. Lord Shaftesbury helped stop adults from using small children at work. He founded free schools for poor children. By the end of the Victorian era, all the children went to school until 10 years old.
1.I would like to thank you.
2.Jessica walks to work every day.
3.When I saw Sam he was rushing to his office.
4.I put glass of milk and cookies on the kitchen table.
5.The cup is on my desk.
6.She has been working on her new book since this morning.
7.She always reads novels in the bus. 8.In the summertime, we have a rainy season for several weeks.9.The new semester will start in September.10.There is a party at the Jesse´s house.11.There were hundreds of people at the shopping centre.12. We saw a football game at the stadium.