1. All you need is to rest.

2. You must take your medicine every four hours.

3. You must drink a whole bottle of water every day.

4. A nurse will come and give you an injection every other day.

5. You'll have a blood test every week.

1. The State of the Union address is a message from the President to Congress. It's usually given once a year, in January or February. Nowadays, it's hardly ever written.

2. In the speech, the President never forgets to stress his results / accomplishments.

3. He always mentions important issues for Americans and lists his ideas to solve the nation's problems.

4. The address is often broadcast live on many networks.

5. The president very often invites several citizens for their accomplishments.

1. I don't always like his manners.

2. She often bakes cakes.

3. I liked the music very much, but I didn't like the storyline very much.

4. Jane did her homework very quickly.

5. She was very much surprised by the news.

6. He left for Greece early yesterday morning.

7. Last week my mother unfortunately broke her arm while she was having a bath.

8. He was quietly watching a series in his bedroom when he heard a strange noise suddenly.

1. He's always known what he wanted to do.

2. He's hardly ever asked for somebody's advice.

3. He never doubts.

4. He's always been very self-confident.

5. He often fails but he has always bounced back / been resilient.

1. a wonderful old Victorian house

2. a long black Irish sweater

3. new black American leather sneakers

4. a big brown Scottish woollen scarf

5. a small wooden Canadian cabin

6. a bright modern newly-refurbished house

7. beautiful comfortable Cuban vintage cars

8. a nice old Georgian brick house

9. an early Victorian two-storey red brick house

1. Two of the four children are still alive.

2. The monster in her dream frightened her.

3. The frightened girl ran away when she heard the gunshots.

4. She isn't working today she's looking after her sick child.

5. She's been very lonely since her husband's death.

1. Everything looks depressing in the middle of winter.

2. Helen was so excited on Christmas Eve that she couldn't sleep.

3. In Scandinavia a lot of people are depressed in winter.

4. Cross-country skiing is exhausting.

5. I'm delighted to see you again.

1. Anzac Day, 25th April, is one of Ø Australia's most important national occasions.

2. It marks the anniversary of the first major military engagement of Ø Australian and Ø New Zealand forces in Ø World War I.

3. In 1915, the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (Anzac) landed at Gallipoli in Ø Turkey and thousands of soldiers lost their lives.

4. In 2018, for the first time, the parade in Sydney was led by Ø female veterans.

5. Ø Security measures were taken to protect crowds from terrorist attacks.

6. People in Wellington, New Zealand, laid Ø poppies on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a symbol of remembrance for the soldiers who were killed abroad.

7. The Prince of Wales attended a service on behalf of the Queen at the Australian National Memorial in the capital of New Zealand.

1. The Model T was a car that would change the American way of life.

2. It was the most influential invention of the 20th century.

3. Henry Ford wanted to produce a car everybody could afford.

4. He really wanted Ø working people, Ø farmers, the ordinary person, to be able to afford a car.

5. He built a car for the common man. That's why half of the automobiles worldwide were Ø Model T Fords.

6. It brought Ø rural people into the cities, as Ø transportation was cheap. The automobile became the dominant form of transportation in the U.S.

7. Henry Ford transformed the automobile itself from a luxury to a necessity.

8. He created the basis of the car culture.

1. Don't make a noise. I've got a headache.

2. I'm in a hurry, I must go to a restaurant then a concert.

3. He has a great sense of humour.

4. It's a horrible crime. An elderly woman was tortured for half an hour.