A room description

I live in a room which is not big and not small. I would say the golden middle. I share it with my small brother. Actually he’s huge but never mind. In our room we have a pretty big desk, which is big enough for two of us, in the center of the desk is the only thing that we can’t share. It’s our computer.  Above the desk from my part is a big thingy which has lot’s of shelfs. In those shelfs there are different kind of books, accessories, family photos and video games. Above the desk from my brothers part there is a giant window. The view in that window is beautiful. You can see whole center of Tallinn plus a little part of sea. Near the desk is a big wardrobe filled with our clothes and other things. Opposite the window is our bed. It’s duplex. I sleep on the first floor, because it’s really hot up there on the second floor.

Review on Oliver Twist

     A young orphan named Oliver Twist through a series of unfortunate events becomes affiliated with a band of child pickpockets in London trained by an old miser. After many adventures Oliver escapes the band and is reunited with his relatives.
     Oliver Twist is born in a workhouse, and orphaned almost immediately. The managers of the workhouse abuse him and declare that he will amount to nothing. Eventually, Oliver is apprenticed out and runs away from the situation once the cycle of abuse and extreme want repeat themselves.
     In his journey, Oliver meets the Artful Dodger, a seemingly nice boy who offers his assistance. Oliver is taken to a run-down house occupied by Fagin and his boys. There, Oliver is initiated into the rites of pickpocketing, theft, and petty crime. His first unwilling foray into the new profession is not a success, however, since Oliver is caught by the police and taken to court. The victim of the pickpocketing, Mr. Brownlow, takes pity on him and takes him into his own home to help the boy recover from an illness. Brownlow is strangely drawn to the boy. Oliver's old friends, including the murderous Sikes and the mysterious Monks, try to find the boy and remove him from his new surroundings. Oliver tries desperately to escape from Fagin and his group. During his adventures, he finds that his past is neither so hidden nor so shameful as he has been led to believe.

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Where am I? How did I get here? Why does my head hurt?




You're in a hospital, sir. I'm with the police. We weren't sure you were going to wake up. You had a golf club wrapped around your neck. Just tell us everything you remember.



Well, I was teaching my wife golf. Of course, I won every hole. But on the little par 3, 17th hole, we both hit right to the green, and we both putted right to the pin.



When I walked to the flag, I saw one putt had overshot, but the other ball had apparently sunk. I didn't know whose it was, so I pulled the flag, looked in, saw it was her Spalding in there, and I said, "Looks like your hole, dear." That was the last thing I remember.

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DamnHomework

1.The interviewer asked me why i wanted the job
2.Susan wanted to know if Jim would go to work tomorrow
3.The teacher asked children not to clean the blackboard
4.The children said that they had eaten 5 apples
5.Mother asked Carol to turn off the radio…
6.Peter said that Nancy had bought the tickets

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7)C
8)H
9)F
10)E
11)J
12)B
13)I
14)D
15)G