'Yes,' he said. 'I put some of my things in the car. A guitar, and some clothes. Then I pushed my car over a cliff and burned it. The police found the burned car and thought I was dead. Everybody thought I was killed in the car crash.''But you faked the crash,' I said.
'Yes.''What did you do then?''My family hid me away for months. I tried to change into a different person - shorter hair, a moustache, quiet suits. All my money went to Greta and she changed her name to Ross. I told her to buy this island. Now I invest her money, the money that was mine. And now I'm "James Ross".''What about "Jake Rosso"? I asked. 'JakeRosso took drugs,'he said. 'Jake Rosso got drunk and crashed cars. He killed a young girl, so he had to "die". I can never forget the girl. I think about her every day .''And that's why you always look so sad,' I thought. I looked around the room. 'Why do you keep a room like this? Why do you keep the guitars, the posters and photographs?' James Ross did not speak for a minute. Then he said, 'I need to remember my old life, and what Jake Rosso was like. I'm never going to sing again and I'm never going to take drugs. But I need this room, to remember.' I looked at the posters and the photographs. And I looked at his sad face. 'I'm not going to say anything. I won't tell my mother, I won't tell anybody.' James Ross looked at me. 'I think you understand,' he said. 'I do,' I said. 'I've done bad things. I want to forget them, too. I needed to get away, to hide, too. That's why we came to England, to begin a new life. Yes, I understand.' He took my hand, and we walked out of the room and closed the door. I never went into the room again, and I didn't tell anybody. My mother and I left the island at the end of the summer. Soon after, I went to college. My life is better now. I work on a farm in England and my mother works in an office. My mother doesn't worry about me, because I'm happier now. I haven't been 'back to the island. But I know there's a 'dead man' living there.
'Yes.''What did you do then?''My family hid me away for months. I tried to change into a different person - shorter hair, a moustache, quiet suits. All my money went to Greta and she changed her name to Ross. I told her to buy this island. Now I invest her money, the money that was mine. And now I'm "James Ross".''What about "Jake Rosso"? I asked. 'JakeRosso took drugs,'he said. 'Jake Rosso got drunk and crashed cars. He killed a young girl, so he had to "die". I can never forget the girl. I think about her every day .''And that's why you always look so sad,' I thought. I looked around the room. 'Why do you keep a room like this? Why do you keep the guitars, the posters and photographs?' James Ross did not speak for a minute. Then he said, 'I need to remember my old life, and what Jake Rosso was like. I'm never going to sing again and I'm never going to take drugs. But I need this room, to remember.' I looked at the posters and the photographs. And I looked at his sad face. 'I'm not going to say anything. I won't tell my mother, I won't tell anybody.' James Ross looked at me. 'I think you understand,' he said. 'I do,' I said. 'I've done bad things. I want to forget them, too. I needed to get away, to hide, too. That's why we came to England, to begin a new life. Yes, I understand.' He took my hand, and we walked out of the room and closed the door. I never went into the room again, and I didn't tell anybody. My mother and I left the island at the end of the summer. Soon after, I went to college. My life is better now. I work on a farm in England and my mother works in an office. My mother doesn't worry about me, because I'm happier now. I haven't been 'back to the island. But I know there's a 'dead man' living there.
Don't make so much noise . Jessica ......... To study for her ESL test! !
Anonymous Poll
20%
Try
19%
Trying
55%
Is trying
6%
Tried
I ....... For my pen . Have you seen it .
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8%
Will look
15%
Looking
7%
Look
70%
Am looking
It was using my pencil a minute ago . It...... be here somewhere.
Anonymous Poll
17%
Can
33%
Could
36%
Must
14%
Would
In and At.
🔵In.
❌Don't say: Liam has a flat at Paris.
✔️Say: Liam has a flat in Paris.
🔵At.
❌Don't say: My mother is staying in 66 Argyle Street.
✔️Say: My mother is staying at 66 Argyle Street.
🔵In.
❌Don't say: Liam has a flat at Paris.
✔️Say: Liam has a flat in Paris.
🔵At.
❌Don't say: My mother is staying in 66 Argyle Street.
✔️Say: My mother is staying at 66 Argyle Street.
1. (on the spot)
in trouble; in a difficult situation.
2. (once and for all)
completely and finally
3. (out of the question)
not allowed; not permitted.
4. (out of date)
No longer in style; old-fashioned.
5. (Out Of Order)
not working correctly or broken.
6. (once in a blue moon)
almost never or very seldom.
7. (To put into practice)
to make a suggested procedure the actual procedure.
8. (To save someone's skin)
to save someone from injury, embarrassment, or punishment.
9. (So far, so good)
something that you say which means an activity is continuing successfully, especially when you think something may go wrong.
10. (To take a load off your back)
Sit down, relax or got rid of a burden.
in trouble; in a difficult situation.
2. (once and for all)
completely and finally
3. (out of the question)
not allowed; not permitted.
4. (out of date)
No longer in style; old-fashioned.
5. (Out Of Order)
not working correctly or broken.
6. (once in a blue moon)
almost never or very seldom.
7. (To put into practice)
to make a suggested procedure the actual procedure.
8. (To save someone's skin)
to save someone from injury, embarrassment, or punishment.
9. (So far, so good)
something that you say which means an activity is continuing successfully, especially when you think something may go wrong.
10. (To take a load off your back)
Sit down, relax or got rid of a burden.
Could + infinitive without to.
❌Don't say: I could not to see you yesterday.
✔️Say: I could not/couldn't see you yesterday.
❌Don't say: I could not to see you yesterday.
✔️Say: I could not/couldn't see you yesterday.
“at one's Bech and call
Anonymous Poll
24%
Matter of dispute
16%
In disorder
43%
Under one's control
18%
At risk