- Can you give me the Ostin's book? - Of course. I'll give you it tomorrow. - Today is a Practicle Friday. - Ok, I'll give you it after hollidays . - Ok, thank you.
- Can you give me the Jane Austen's book? - Of course. I'll give it to you tomorrow. - But today is Practicle Friday. - Ok then, I'll give it to you after holidays . - That would be great, thank you.
PS: Lera, I hope you meant the writer Jane Austen.=) And, please, always try to make the phrases different, repetition does not sound good.
On Practical Friday everybody stops studying because holidays begin.
PS: Well, actually, Irene, on Practical Friday you still have lessons. It's just the end of the shortened week.=) And, please, mind your grammar. Reread grammar pages on Pr. Simple & Pr. Continuous in your SB.
On Practical Friday people make plans for the holidays because they want to have time to do everything.
PS: Knarik, the example is very good but you should be careful with set expressions like "to make plans - строить планы" or "to catch the bus - успеть на автобус (но не что-то сделать)".
We are very happy about during the practical friday.
ReplyDeleteWe are very happy about forthcoming holidays on Practical Friday.
DeletePS: Very good, Ann.=) But I'm not sure if I understood your sentence correctly.
-Hurah!We have a Practicale Friday in october.
ReplyDelete-perfectly well.
- Hurrah! We have Practical Friday in October.
Delete- Perfect!
PS: Very good, Margarita, but, please, mind your spelling. And, please, learn how to spell the word "hurrah".
- Can you give me the Ostin's book?
ReplyDelete- Of course. I'll give you it tomorrow.
- Today is a Practicle Friday.
- Ok, I'll give you it after hollidays .
- Ok, thank you.
- Can you give me the Jane Austen's book?
Delete- Of course. I'll give it to you tomorrow.
- But today is Practicle Friday.
- Ok then, I'll give it to you after holidays .
- That would be great, thank you.
PS: Lera, I hope you meant the writer Jane Austen.=) And, please, always try to make the phrases different, repetition does not sound good.
In practical Friday everybody is stop learning, because holidays is beginning.
ReplyDeleteOn Practical Friday everybody stops studying because holidays begin.
DeletePS: Well, actually, Irene, on Practical Friday you still have lessons. It's just the end of the shortened week.=) And, please, mind your grammar. Reread grammar pages on Pr. Simple & Pr. Continuous in your SB.
Ok) Thanks))
DeleteOn Practical Friday somebody building plans to the holidays,because they want to catch to do everything
ReplyDeleteOn Practical Friday people make plans for the holidays because they want to have time to do everything.
ReplyDeletePS: Knarik, the example is very good but you should be careful with set expressions like "to make plans - строить планы" or "to catch the bus - успеть на автобус (но не что-то сделать)".