You shouldn't pack a box like that.
You should clean a briefcase like this.
There is enough room on the bus for the family
There is no more room in the box.
His suitcase is empty. There is a lot of room in it.
Are these sunglasses on sale?
- Have you had enough cake?
- No, I'd like a little more cake
-Would you like more water?
-Yes, but I would like only a little more water.
If I had a sandwich I would not be hungry.
If there were an ATM here I would have cash.
If it rained more my garden would grow better.

- How much milk do you want?
- I want as much milk as you have.
- How many slices of pizza would you like?
- How much will the tickets cost?
- I think they will cost at least ten dollars.
- How much were the tickets?
- They were twelve dollars.

My father always wears a watch but my mother only wears a watch when she exercises.
When my family goes on vacation we never go to the mountains, we only go to the beach.

If he had a car he would not have to walk.
If we had tickets we would be able to watch the game
If she had more money she would buy her husband a watch.
If I had more room in my suitcase I would put your black dress in it.
I want to buy something while we're on vacation.

What do you wear on your [b]head[/b]?
- A ha[b]t[/b].
- A ca[b]p[/b]

What do you wear on your feet?
Boots
Shoes
Boots and shoes
shoes and boots

Someone ate half of the cake.
My grandmother cut my apple into quarters for me.
The teacher cut the paper in half.
She has already drunk a third of the milk.

I'm learning English a bit everyday. Let's learn and practice with me by skype.

You may see my timeline of English learning here.

Where were we going? -drill the sound w

I didn't want anyone to see me near her

I put a third key into the lock

I'm going to be here tomorrow aren't I?

I was going to be here tomorrow wasn't I?

There was very little light inside the stable.

Along the wall to my left there were stalls for horses

My sister thinks that a sweater goes well with jeans.
Oh, what a nice sweater it is! Just what I wanted!

one trousers equal a pair of trousers.

My new blue jacket goes well with my new grey trousers.

The man cut the orange in half
The waitress cut the limes into quarters
the boy cut the pie into thirds.

His girlfriend is eating one half of the orange. She is giving her boyfriend the other half.
I'm playing with this ball. My friend is playing with the other ball.

What are you going to buy?
I'm going to buy a TV-set.
We have Sony and Phillips ones. Which one are you going to buy?
I'm going to buy Sony TV-set.
What else are you going to buy?
I'm going to buy a vacuum-cleaner.
O.K., no problem. Thank you for your shopping here.

That's all for today. The lesson is over. See you tomorrow

Where is my partner? Why should I drill it myself?

103-Человече >don't worry, at least I read :)
It's useful for me :)

but as you know, I want more, not only to have written practice with the moderator. :)

105-Человече >I know :)

Ахулита > what can be an attraction to the native speaker here?

107-americars >[quote=americars;38132767] an attraction to ? [/quote]"attractive" you mean?

108-Ахулита >
attraction used as a noun here, so should be "for" but not "to"
thank you!

109-americars >я поняла, что ноун (сори фо май рашн), но можно ли так предложение составлять? (Не умничаю, правда сомневаюсь).
К "attractive" в словарях идёт to.
Просто мне каж., что тогда what attraction can be.. как-то лучше. Как бы вопрос о подлежащем.

110-Ахулита >да фиг его знает :) в разговоре употребляют, а правильно или нет хз
да, согласен, как-то неказисто предложение составил, думал по русски, писал по английски :))

"тише едишь - дальше будешь" так и не заметите как я с Elementary level - step by step will take Advanced level. Where is my English partner with beautilul and amzing eyes? :)
Just for you: From Vereshchagina 3 Form; Lesson 45:
What clever eyes has this dog got!
The elephant has got a long nose which is called a trunk.
That's all for today.

amazing eyes - of course :)

well, some more else for you:

Who looks after Rover?
We all do. Mum feeds him. I take him for a walk and Dad teaches him.
What does your father teach Rover to do?
Dad teaches him to run after a ball and bring it back to him.

Play a "number game". Pretend one of you is Stan and the other is Mary.

Stan: How much is eight and eleven?
Mary: Eight and eleven is nineteen.

I'd like to be Stan. Who will be Mary to play this game through Skype with me?

I decided to learn a bit more. It was ex.3 Lesson 45

ex.6 Find the rhyming twins.

ex.11 Now you think of any funny mixed-up animal.
Draw the face of a funny fellow and write what is what.

Now that's all. I have just finished lesson 45. The next lesson will be 46, as you may guess. :)

Is it misprint in the course book or not:
What clever eyes has this dog got instead What clever eyes this dog has got.
But this is all right: What a clever pet you've got

And of course we will have not only beautiful and amazing eyes but they will be clever too, if you learn English with me :)