Some sentences for practices some words - The window sill in my living room has a rectangular shape, while the one in the bedroom is square. - Due some infiltration in the storage room, I've to pull it down and rebuilt it. - He suddenly burst out laughing in the his friend's face. His friend was puzzled. - Last weekend has been dreadful. My girlfriend felt down from the stairs and it's been frightening. - Due an injury, I have got a long period of rest from the sport. As result of the idleness I need to train hard to get back my physical condition ( form? ). - I need 30 minutes to settle my documents and I'll join you. - I met her yesterday at the supermarket, but when I was going towards her, she took a step back and ran away. - They landed ashore and got off the steamer. - The mother saw her was sulky and she has promptly bought her some candies. - I argued with her last week and when we met today she had a bitterly tone - I spoke with him several times, but he was utterly unable to remember my name. - Today in the morning I had two tiresome meeting. Fortunately in the afternoon I joined some colleagues for a tennis table match. - I started a new job and in my new office I've a plate with my name engrave on it. - I went running yesterday and in the park I saw him. His running style is really awkward. - After 4 hours of walk, you'll bump into a steep path. That's the last uphill before the top of the mountain. - Last hike we did it's been frightfully awesome. You'd try it once and I can accompany you. - I assure you the hustle in the metro today was awful. Get office by car if you can. - Please put off that dress. You look really boyish.

Partial summary of the characters of Death of Nile -- I'm reading "death on nile" in English ( please don't spoiler, I didn't finish it yet! ) and I tried to do a summary ( it isn't completed ) of some character -- The story begins with two men, Mr. Burnaby, the landlord of the Three Crowns, and his companion, a lean, seedy-looking man, whom introduced the character of Linnet Ridgeway. Linnet Ridgeway was a young girl of twenty, with golden hair, lovely shape and straight autocratic features. She was the daughter of Anna Hartz and Melhuish Ridgeway; she inherited an immense fortune from her grandfather Leopold Hartz. She took over the Wode Hall from Sir George, for sixty thousands pound and she was spending more money to modernize the place, building swimming pools, Italian gardens and pulling down half of the house and rebuilding them. She was supposed to marry Lord Windlesham, even if she was buying time to postpone her answer. Lord Windlesham was one of richest man in the country and he was the landlord of Charltonbury, a quite famous country house. He wanted to marry Linnet and he didn't want accept a refusal from her and he was ready to wait. Honn. Joanna Southwood is one the Linnet's best friends; she was a tall thin woman of twenty-seven, with a clever face who, as she herself says to Linnet, likes only important and rich peoples. Jackie De Bellefort is Linnet's best friend, a girl with curly hair and enormous eyes. They were together at a convent in Paris. She used to be a rich girl, even if now she was penniless. She was the daughter of a French count, who went off with some woman and left her mother. This latter lost all of her money to the wall street crash. She was engaged with a poor boy, Simon Doyle, of whom she was frightfully in love. Unfortunately Simon Doyle recently lost his job and this was preventing their wedding. Jackie, who read the news about her oldest friends, called Linnet asked her to hire Simon as land agent for her estate Wode Hall. Simon Doyle was a tall young man with broad shoulders, dark blue eyes, crisply curling brown hair.

Another morning I got up not so early this morning, I was in no hurry since I had an appointment to the hospital to check my foot out.

So I got some coffee and I put on my workout gear to go running.

I went out and it was pretty hot.

I couldn’t have choose a better route, dipped in the nature and animals.

I got home after 12km, took a shower and had a breakfast.

I set off at 9.40AM and I have gone in the hospital for the visit, where I spent almost all the whole morning.

I did the visit to go through for a pain that I got some months ago on the top of the foot, playing football.

I leave the hospital and I got to the office, arriving around noon.

How do you use the audiobooks? I'm using the audiobook with the books to improve listening and speaking skills, but i'd like how you use it.

Shall I before read the chapter and then listen it, use them together.. so in which order?

Thanks!

Weekend in Paris - pt2 It was my last night in Paris and the next day I had the train to get back home.

My girlfriend and me watched a film and afterwards we went to bed early.

Suddenly started a sound like the hell and we woke up; the fire alarms went off in the room.

I lean over the bed to catch my phone and watch the time; it was the 2.20AM.

After few minutes we realized that the alarms went off in the whole hotel, so we put on some clothes, we have taken the dog and set off the room.

We went downstairs and there were the other guests in the hall.

The receptionist was calling the security services to figure out what hell was happening.

After waiting 20 minutes the receptions reassured us explaining that someone in the hotel had triggered the alarm in his room, but everything was fine and he let us go back upstairs to get to sleep.

Something about my last weekend Thursday I woke up early to pack my suitcase for my weekend in Paris. I got up to take my breakfast, then I went upstairs to take a shower.

I put on a shirt with a jeans and I set off to work.

I locked up the door and I walked to take my bus. I got on it at 8.30am, I switched bus at the station and I got off at 9.20am.

I came at office and I had a quiet morning.

There was a strike so, I had to leave the office at 5.30pm to get back in time at the city station and get the train. Unfortunately I had an unexpected with a customer and I set off the office at 6.10pm.

I go on the bus at 6.15pm and at 6.50pm I got back in the city station.

The train came in Paris 30 minute late and there was another strike. Finally I got hotel at midnight.

Quick question about a brief sentence Good morning, I wish to know if this sentence is correct: I'm waiting for an authorization by him to bypass the procedure and proceed with quote ( invoice ) I'm also waiting for the data by the customer to make a quote. Thanks E.

Les offres de Cybermonday Bon soirée a toute le monde! Hier il y avait le cybermonday et j'ai profité pour acheter quelque chose sur amazon. je dépensé 300 euro. Heureusement l'offre était tout la journée, parce que à le travail j'ai ne pas pu les regarder. Quand je suis rentré chez moi, je suis allé sur le mon ordinateur et finalement j'ai pu acheter la mon console avec 2 jeux. J'espère de l'utilizer quelque fois la soirée, après une journée de travail et d'étude. Je voudrais choisir le pack avec la playstation ( s'état plus économique ), mais je préférais la xbox plutôt. Merci!

Writing short sentence to practice the present perfect Good evening at all and thank you in advice for your correction. - I've just finshed to study english and I'm writing on it. - I've gone out and I'll come back in 1 hour. - A: Do you want something to eat? B: No thanks. I've just had lunch. - A: Oh my god! What happened? B: I've cut my finger. - A: What did she do? B: She's broken her leg and now she's taking the plaster. - A: Where have you been on holiday? B: I've been in Spain. - I've just gone in Spain on holiday. I came back today in the office. - A: Has it stopped raining yet? B: Not yet. In according with forecast, should be stop at 16. - A: Have you just arrived? B: Not yet. I'm on my way. - A: Did you heard? The police has arrested two men involved with the robbery. B: Yes, I did. I feel safer now. - I've forgotten my wallet. Could you offer me a coffee, please? - A: Did you replied to the customer? B: I written the email, but I haven't already sent it yet. I'll do it soon. - I've already paid for it, but I didn't receive yet! I'll call the customer service to complain with them. - I've lost my key. Do you have a copy? - A: Shall I phone the restaurant to reserve a table? B: No, I've already done it. - Have you found a place to live yet? - I'm looking for ideas for my holiday, but I haven't decided yet. - ( during a call ) A: What time are you leaving? B: I've just left the party. It was so boring. - I've seen her before, but I don't remember where. - The temperature has fallen this afternoon. Now it's 12 degrees, but this morning was 20. Cheers Emiliano