The document appears to be a collection of sentences from different groups discussing bank robberies and other events. It touches on topics like what someone's father used to have, a cat being nicer than a friend's cat, robbers taking money and jewelry from people, sandwiches, boys swimming, robbers with masks and bags, a cashier pressing an alarm, hearing noises but not seeing anyone, robbers having guns, people living in Scotland long ago, someone not coming with a group, not hesitating, calling the police and an event ending well, robbers counting money while someone called police, people meeting and being happy with new clothes and phones, robbers being scared and taking hostages trying to

1. Group 105
1. What my father used to have when he was young?
2. My teeth’s are white.
3. Lazy boys are not a good pupils.
4. This is a nice cat. It’s much nicest than my friend’s cat.
5. Then he take all the money and put them in the bag, another guy start to take from innocent
people jewelries and watches.
6. This are some sandwiches.
7. Does boys go swimming every day? – no. when boys go swimming?
8. They cryed, “Hand up!”. They were in mask with big bags.
9. The cashier put her finger on the big red button and after 10 seconds came the policemen.
10. While they were admiring the view, they heard some noises. They were looking around but they
did not saw anybody.
11. But the most terrible thing was that they had guns.
12. Where they lived many years ago? – they lived in Scotland many years ago.
13. Jason aren’t coming with us tonight.
14. He did not hesitate not a minute.
15. In this moment somebody called police and when they came this story ended good.
16. While robbers were counting the money, one of the women called police.
17. Yesterday I met Tim and Bob; they were dressed in new clothes and bought new mobile phones.
Both was very happy.
18. Rubbers were scared and they took hostage some people and try to run down.
19. Yesterday was probably the most exciting day in my life. I will never forget it!
20. They were standing in the queue but then they take guns.
Group 106
1. Who lived in Scotland many years ago?
2. This are two sandwiches.
3. Who eat eggs for breakfast?
4. While one robber was screaming, the second was shooting in the air.
5. This joke was the funnyest joke I’ve ever heard.
6. Outside were five cars with policemen.
7. They tooked all the money from the bank, I didn’t saw them because I was closing my eyes and
imaging some beautiful things.
8. Who did use to have a moustache? – My father used to have a moustache.
9. I was very happy that this worse story ended.
10. Where did the people dancing? – People were dancing in the ballroom.
11. It was a terrible feeling in my hurt.
12. All the people were scared and the women were crying.
1. An old woman was lying near us. The robbers killed her.

2. Group 104
1. Where did they lived many years ago?
2. When did my father used to have moustache?
3. Greg trains for the next Olympic Games.
4. We did not knew who they are and we started to spoke without voice.
5. We won because we weren’t hurt.
6. Who often eat eggs for breakfast?
7. What you want me to do?
8. I turned and looked at his face, but he smiled beautiful and turned his head to the left.
9. I was depressing and I didn’t know what to do.
10. People were shocked and a pregnant woman fainted.
11.
Group 103
2. What she eats for breakfast? - She eats eggs for breakfast often.
3. To my happiness, in bag were only some copybooks, the money I put in the pocket.
4. I didn’t closed the door!
5. Who go swimming every day?
6. Where people were dancing? – They were dancing in the ballroom.
7. The exercise with the asterisk is the difficulttest exercise on the worksheet.
8. One of the clerk didn’t panic. He talked to them, when two policemen entered the bank.
9. Greg trains for the next Olympic games.
10. They were packing the money for 5 minutes, then they told us not to worry.
11. Peter usually is not having eggs for breakfast.
12. My mother said that she educated me good and she is proud of me.
13. I took my mobile phone from the pocket and dialed 902.