There was a funny expression on her face.

The sportsman has achieved good results.

All tests are prepared by the teachers.

There are no problem children in my class.

I was looking out of the window at that moment.

Write questions to which the following sentences are answers. synonyms: discerning, shrewd, perceptive, astute, penetrating, observant, percipient, sharp-witted, sharp, smart, alert, clear-sighted, farsighted, acute, clever, canny, intelligent, insightful, wise, sage, sensitive, intuitive, understanding, aware, discriminating.

We buy railway tickets at the booking-office. Attic: Synonyms for this word (from the Latin Atticus, of Attica) for a room or area under the roof of a house include garret (the term is from the Middle English word garite, watchtower, turret) and loft (from the Old English word for air or sky), as well as the obscure cockloft.

She has never been at a big railway station.

Write questions to the sentences.Д®xample He asked a silly question. If you and your sister are in a big fight on a long car trip, you might resolve it through a reciprocal agreement that you'll stop poking her and she'll stop reading road signs out loud.

Ted was lucky to join the basketball team. Reciprocal describes something that's the same on both sides.

They have practised the song for two days.

You can find out the timetable of trains at the railway station (where, what).

I have made some mistakes in this exercise (how many?).

Ask special questions to the sentences beginning with the words given in brackets. In one, he refers to separating the sheep from the goats (Matthew 25:32) in the other, separating the wheat from the.

about sheep and goats / about wheat and tares Two frequently quoted teachings of Jesus relate to the need for separating the good from the bad. are / holidays / Where / for / you / going / your? abomination anything hateful and disgusting.How / were / people / there / the / many / street / in?.formal to make it more difficult for someone to do something or for something to develop.

to involve someone in a difficult situation. Nick / his / How / does / after / disease / feel? to cause trouble for someone, especially by telling someone else that they have done something wrong.do / to / university / What / enter / you / want?.are / this / at / Why / like / looking / you / me?.

Another word for things they did