Depression, anger issues, losing friends, but at the same time learning neelw skills and having time to improve in many areas. But I think that the most important thing this pandemic has taught me is value every moment of your life and live it without worries because you never know how much one's going to last. Worry less what other think and focus on yourself, and spend time with your family because you never know when will be the last time you will see them again. And the last thing that I'm going to mention is something that everybody says, but not everyone is mature enough to understand: nothing is perfect. Don't try to have a perfect moment, instead have a goofy one because that will be the memory you will most remember. ;-)
<h2>1) He did not go to school last year</h2><h2>2) What will you do now?</h2><h2>3) I will wash my face and hands </h2><h2>4) He did not write his home task at the moment. I think he is playing on the computer</h2><h2>5) Was she eating ice cream yesterday</h2><h2>6) We usually drink coffee in the morning, but now I have tea.</h2><h2>7) Little Kate saw an elephant two days ago and was very surprised.</h2><h2>8) Listen! My sister's favourite song. She likes to sing a lot. Last week she took part in a big concert and felt proud of it.</h2><h2>9) What did he draw last Sunday? </h2><h2>10) My friend always has breakfast before school. He does not like to eat somewhere else.</h2><h2></h2>
