B. Express the same ideas using the phrases above. 1. You should memorize these facts and remember them forever. 2. He never tells lies. 3. If I were you, I wouldn't throw your old teddy bear away. 4. Len loved telling the children his stories of robots, talking machines and things of this kind. 5. You'll have a lot of problems if you park your car here. 6. Don't tell me I'm wrong: I know this for sure. 7. Tom nodded to us and went away without saying a word. 8. Mrs Brooks spoke strictly to her niece about the girl's manners. 9. Today I want you to write a short poem, children. Let's see if you can manage it.

This task requires using phrases from the text (which is not fully visible in the picture) to express the same ideas. Because I cannot see all the possible phrases from the text, I will provide my possible answers: 1. You should learn these facts once and for all. 2. He is an honest person. 3. I wouldn't do that if I were you. 4. Len liked to tell children his science fiction stories. 5. You'll have problems if you leave your car here. 6. I'm sure I'm right. 7. Tom nodded and left without a word. 8. Mrs. Brooks was strict with her niece about her behavior. 9. I want you to write a short poem today, children. Let's see if you can handle it.