Look SOMEBODY is coming out of the headteacher office.
2 NOBODY likes Tom Cruise's new film. It is very boring. 3. Can you hear ANYTHING? 4. There's NOTHING in your fridge to eat. I'm very hungry. 5. I always invite EVERYBODY I know to my parties. 6. He doesn't have any friends because he doesn't like ANYBODY. 7. The police are outside. They are looking for SOMEBODY. 8. What do you want to eat —NOTHING,I'm not hungry. 9. Does ANYBODY live in that white house over there?
В Complete the sentences with the correct verbs.
1. You're late Everybody IS WAITING for you. 2. Everybody KNOWS this singer. She's a very popular singer. 3. Don't worry about Jane. Everything IS fine with her. 4. Everybody LIKES\GETS presents on New Year. 5. Nobody KNOWS the answer to this question. 6. There IS nobody in the house.
The problem I see is that people, not fearing for his life, engaged in dangerous and extreme sports. So is it worth doing or not? I think it should. First, it helps a person get rid of their fears. For example, if a person is afraid of heights, then climbing will help him cope with his fear. Secondly it's a great way to achieve confidence in yourself when the person reaches the top. He understands that it is very steep and not everyone can do it. There is another point of view that to engage in extreme sports it is impossible. The main argument of this position is that it is dangerous to life. Indeed, it has already happened many cases when people jumped off a cliff or rapid descent on a snowy slope got a lot of injuries. But if you think about it, a true professional is much less likely to make a mistake, but if you are afraid for your life then start on training grounds or even shouldn't do it if you're afraid. I'm right because many people go to such risk for myself and succeed, and those who criticizes it is either not tried, or to be afraid. это с переводчиком
Happy, glad, merry