I (am) very sorry to hear about your mother’s illness, and (am) glad that you (are going) to Scotland to see how she is, 10 It (will be) nice for her to see you. 11 Of course I (will look) after Tim. 12 We thoroughly (enjoyed) having him last year and my dog (was missing) him when he (had left) and (was looking) for him everywhere. 13 I’m sure he (will be) delighted to see him again. 14 Will you (bring) him on Tuesday afternoon? Or, if that (does not suit), any Wednesday. 15 (Do not bother) to bring dog food; I (have) enough 16 I hope you (will have) time to have tea with me when you bring Tim, and that by then you (will have had) better news of your mother.
Если нужен перевод то держи Maslenitsa’ is a week before the Lent.It when Russians say goodbye to winter and welcome spring. This time of singing,dances and fun. Is much to eat, too especially - pancakes which very tasty pancakes oil.Children put on and to play in snow. We go on sledge, to drive on the sledge, at snowballs and many other things. We do a straw doll of 'Maslenitsa' which is dressed in special clothes. On Sunday evening, we burn Maslenitsa on a big fire. The spring festival has ended, and the Lent has begun.
Maslenitsa’ is a week before the Lent.It when Russians say goodbye to winter and welcome spring. This time of singing,dances and fun. Is much to eat, too especially - pancakes which very tasty pancakes oil.Children put on and to play in snow. We go on sledge, to drive on the sledge, at snowballs and many other things. We do a straw doll of 'Maslenitsa' which is dressed in special clothes. On Sunday evening, we burn Maslenitsa on a big fire. The spring festival has ended, and the Lent has begun.