<span>Cried a terrible voice, as a
man jumped out from among the graves.
And he said "<u />Hold your noise or I'll cut your
throat!"</span><span>A fearful man, all in coarse grey, with a great iron on his
leg. A</span><span>man with no hat, and with
broken shoes, and with an old rag tied</span><span>round his head. A man who
had been soaked in water,
and</span><span>smothered in mud, and lamed by stones, and cut by
flints .</span><span>He limped,
and shivered, and glared
and growled; and
whose teeth chattered in
his head as he seized me by the chin.</span><span>He I pleaded in terror, that this man did not cut him/</span>
The man asked his name and
where he lives/
<span>"Pip, sir." – he answered
and pointed
to where his village lay,
</span><span>a mile or more from the church.
The man, after looking at me for a moment, turned me upside down, and emptied
my pockets. There was nothing in them but a piece of bread. Then he was seated on a high tombstone, trembling, while he
ate the bread ravenously.</span>
<span>The man said, licking his
lips, "what fat cheeks you
ha' got."</span>
"I could eat 'em,"
said the man/
<span>The Boy earnestly expressed his
hope that he wouldn't, and held tighter</span>
to the tombstone .
The man asked where his
mother
"There, sir!",
said he.
He jumped, made a short run,
and stopped and looked over his
shoulder.
"Oh!" said he,
coming back. "And is that your father alongside
your mother?"
"Yes, sir," said he/
Then the man asked who at
the moment he is living
He said that his sister and
her husband blacksmith.
<span>After darkly looking at his
leg and me several times, he came closer to my tombstone, took me by both arms,
and tilted
him back<span> as far as he could hold him; so that his eyes looked
most powerfully down into his, and mine looked most helplessly up into his. The
man asked him if he knew what the file and wittles /</span></span><span>"Yes, sir."-
answered the boy</span>
After each question he
tilted me over a little more, so as to give
me a greater sense of
helplessness and danger.
<span>He demanded that the boy
brought the file and brought wittles and then this man will leave him alive
while he was shaking it over and over again. </span>
I'd like to tell you about my last family party. It was one month ago.Our family rarely goes somewhere. So we went to the cinema. First of all, we buy tickets. Next, we buy pop-corn and <span>fizzy water. After, we watched the movie and went to a restaurant. Finally, we go home. We were very happy.</span>
1. He, made, she, do cooking.2. We, not, want, they, make friends.3. They, would like, Tom, make a decision.4. My parents, not,
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1. He made her do cooking.
2.We don't want them to make friends.
3. They would like Tom to make a decision.
4. My parents do not let me have pocket money.
5.They expect me to be grateful to them for help.
<span>а) The first of June nineteen forty. 1.06.1940
b) The twenty-fourth of May two thousand. 24.05.2000
c) The second of March sixteen eleven. 2.03.1611
d) The tenth of October eighteen eleven. 10.10.1811
e) The third of April fifteen sixty one. 3.04.1561</span>