A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

pronounced as a separate syllable: kiss, kisses (kis, kisiz)
1. They wish to speak to you.
2. Buses pass my house every hour.
3. They help their father.
4. We change planes.
5. You watch too much TV.
6. They worry too much.
7. I cash a cheque every month.
8. I always carry an umbrella.
9. They wash the floor every week.
10. His sons go to the local school.
11. These fiqures astonish me.

offence against decency. 2. ... why different people like different things is impossible. 3. ... " the great speeches whether they were required in the course or not gave Austin pleasure. 4. ... like this is not decent. 5. ... all the rust off was quite an undertaking

there/is it) funny? -yes,(there is/it is) 4 (is there/is it) your chir? -yes,(there is/it is) 5 (is there/is it) a funnu picture in the book? - yes,(there is/it is)

2-------------glass is white
3 she has---------------tv set in her bedroom
4 -------------boy in the street is my friend

name was Anastasia. She was a cheerful girl with long curly hair and brown eyes. At that time I often went to visit her, and we played together in her apartment. There have always happily met Daisy. Daisy was Nastya dog breed cocker spaniel.
One day I was sitting at the Nastia's home. We sculpted figures and varieties of cakes from plasticine. It was fun. We played in the store, laughing and joking. Clay was everywhere, except on the floor it was not lying. Nastya and I played for a long time and soon we were getting hungry. Then my friend went to the kitchen to take some food. Already standing in the doorway back to me, she suddenly exclaimed: "Why plasticine is here on the carpet?". Nastya was surprised, but she still took plasticine in the hand. And then... Oh, I laughed for a long time, and the friend furiously laundered hand, because those plasticine was Daisy's turd.