Fiona is a twelve-year-old girl who lives next to me. Her family moved / need to move to our block of flats seven years ago and I have known her since then. When she was younger she liked music very much. She (1) didn't go / didn't иве to go out very often. She (2) went / used to go to music school. I could hear the sound of her piano every morning. She (3) practised / used to practise playing it every day. Last year I (4) was / used to be at her concert where she played Tchaikovsky's music. She was brilliant, all the audience (5) applauded / used to applaud at the end of the concert. I thought she would be a pianist. Everything has changed now. Six months ago she (6) started going / used to go
to a new school. She (7) gave up / used to give up music school and now she sings in a school rock band. She (&) was / used to be a quiet neighbour. Everybody liked her, but now I hate the loud music from her hi-fi. I have to listen to it every day for ^ hours, especially when her parents are not at home. What should I do?
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"Our boarding school is a big friendly family, and therefore on Friday I do not want to part with my friends. Did you see that the tenth grade students were friends with first-graders? And here they are friends!" And the boys and girls are getting along well together: we have six meals a day, cozy bedrooms , each class has its own class teacher.We can study in different circles: theater, music, computer, you can swim in the pool or play on the court in football.There are almost every day discos.We get good knowledge here and we are happy willow ".