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** complete the letter with the present
simple or present continuous form of the verbs
in brackets.
hi anna
i'm on holiday in kenya. we usually
- go (go) on holiday to scotland every
year but this year we _
(do) a safari
in the maasai mara national park in kenya!
it's really interesting here. every day we
- (drive) around the park and we
3 (see) a lot of different animals.
my dad always 4_
(take) a lot of
photos of them.
(look) out of my window
now. there are a lot of elephants and they
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(eat) the trees near our hotel.

see you soon.
robbie​

My uncle is an engineer. He is very busy. His working day starts early in the morning. He gets up at seven o'clock. He washes, dresses and has Breakfast. After Breakfast he goes to work. He works at the Institute. He loves his job. He's married. His wife a.doctor. She works in a hospital. In the evening, she was studying French. She attends French classes. My uncle doesn't speak French. He speaks Russian and German. He studied English language. In the evening he attends English classes. My uncle is a student. He goes to school. In school he studied English and Japanese languages.

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