My old classroom was ¨ç interesting because three sides of the classroom were ¨è made of glass. I enjoyed sitting close to the windows and ¨é looked the view. On the lefthand side of the class, I could easily see the football field. In the mornings, it was full of students ¨ê exercising. There was an army camp in front of the playing ground not far from the school. It was fabulous to see the soldiers ¨ë marching up and down.

  My mother-in-low, who ¨ç seldom visits us, arrived unexpectedly on our doorstep the other day. She carried a gift, ¨è wrapped in brown paper, in her hand. I thanked her and told her she ¨é should habe troubled. She said that it was no trouble. She explained that somebody, she could not remember who, had given it to her ¨ê as a birthday present last year. When I opened the present, I found the chocolates that we ¨ë had sent her nine months earlier.

  Ads on TV give consumers a lot of information. They let consumers ¨ç know what products look like, how much they cost, and ¨è where are they available. For example, a Toyota dealer wants to sell the Toyata Camry. The dealer's ads will show the new Camry over and over again and ¨é tell the consumer that the Camry has power windows, six cylinders, etc. The ads may compare the Camry with the Mercedes. They may say that the Camry runs ¨ê as well as the Mercedes but the Camry's price ¨ë much cheaper.

  When a Canadian family went to England for a long trip, they left their three pets with a friend ¨ç who lived 300 miles away. ¨è Though well treating the friend, the pets missed their family. One day, they were able to ¨é leave the friend's house unnoticed an began the long journey to find their owners. They survived in the wilderness and arrived home safely. They ¨ê could never have completed the journey alone, but they took care of one another, and all three made it and ¨ë were reunited with their owners.