1).Fourty and twenty is sixty 2). Fifty-seven and four is sixty-one 3). Eighteen and seven is twenty-five 4). Seventy-eight and fourteen is ninety-two 5). Nineteen and eight is twenty-seven 6). Sixty-eight and fifteen is eighty-three 7). Fourty-two and fourty-five is eighty-seven 8). Eighty-three and seven is ninety 9). Eighty-five and fifteen is one hundred (100) 10). Ninety-nine and one is one hundred (100) 11). Fifty-three and fourty-seven is one hundred (100) 12). Twenty-seven and seventy-three is one hundred (100)
Many people like watching TV in their free time.I tell you about my favorite proggram. It’s one of my favourite pastimes too. However, I try not to spend a lot of time in front of the screen. I usually watch music channels, new and interesting films, funny cartoons and educational programs. I’d like to tell you a little bit about my favourite TV program. It’s an informative show called “Galileo”. It is named after a famous scientist Galileo Galilei, who liked making experiments. I watch this program regularly and try not to miss the next issue. It is usually shown at weekends. Each time the presenter of the program Alexander Pushnoy explains different phenomena of nature and shows amazing experiments. Most of all I like the part with these experiments. In my opinion, “Galileo” show is interesting not only for children but also for adults. Not every adult knows seemingly obvious facts. For example, why the sky is blue, why the sugar is sweet, how the paste is colored in tubes. This program can surprise even the most skeptical spectator. Usually each edition contains five different stories and experiments. Together with the presenter you can travel to distant places and even transfer in time. The “Galileo” team has several special agents, who conduct the experiments at scientific laboratories, factories and plants. Sometimes they travel into past or future. Some episodes are shot in foreign countries, such as Japan, the USA, Ukraine, etc. My favourite program ends with the words “The world is more interesting than you think”. I absolutely agree with this statement and I always recommend my friends to watch “Galileo”.
Did they dissapoint him?
They dissappointed him, didn't they?
Who dissappointed him?
How did they dissapoint him?/Why did they dissapoint him?
Did they dissapoint or gladden (радовать) him?