| Subject | Verb | Object | Place | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | drink | coffee | at home | every morning. |
| She | met | Bob | in London | yesterday. |
| We | study | English | online | on Mondays. |
| Tom | parked | his car | near the office | this morning. |
To all staff,
Please remember that our office opens at eight-thirty every morning. Don't arrive later than nine o'clock without calling first. If you are going to be late, please send me a message immediately so I can confirm the arrangement.
The meeting room is on the second floor. Always sign the visitor book when you bring a guest to the building, and don't let anyone in without checking their name on the list first. This is a safety rule and it applies to everyone.
We have an important meeting with a new client on Thursday morning. Please confirm your attendance by Wednesday afternoon. Let's make a good impression — be polite, be prepared, and don't forget to bring your notes and any relevant documents.
Thank you for your understanding,
Ms Parker, Office Manager
Every Saturday, Dan and his sister Laura go into town together. They usually take the bus because parking in the city centre is always very difficult and expensive. Dan doesn't enjoy shopping very much, but Laura loves it and usually spends a long time in every shop.
They always start at the outdoor market near the old library. Laura buys fresh fruit and vegetables there, and Dan often gets a coffee from the small café next to it. After that, they walk along the high street and look in the shop windows.
Last Saturday was different. It was raining heavily all morning, so they decided not to go to the market. Instead, they had lunch at an Italian restaurant on Bridge Street. Dan ordered pasta and Laura had a pizza. They stayed for almost two hours and talked about their plans for the summer. By the time they finally left, the rain had stopped and the sky was clear.