Actually we (think) of moving. my wife has accepted a new job which she (start) next month. as soon as she 3 (start) she 4 ) a journey of fifteen miles there and back and i ) that she has realized just how tiring this business 6 ). i have already decided that i (get) in touch with some estate agents. i (not feel) happy until we 9 (find) a house closer to my wife’s job. i wonder what the children 10 (say) when they hear that we are moving.

Actually we (are thinking) of moving. my wife has accepted a new job which she (starts) next month. as soon as she 3 (starts) she 4 have) a journey of fifteen miles there and back and i ) that she has realized just how tiring this business 6 be). i have already decided that i (will get) in touch with some estate agents. i (will not feel) happy until we 9 (find) a house closer to my wife’s job. i wonder what the children 10 (would say) when they hear that we are moving.

Maluerindi is very sad because nobody else in the world can speak his aboriginal language.  experts who study languages say that fifty one languages are dying now and they think about three thousand languages will disappear in the next 100 years there are many reasons why languages die but the biggest one is that such big world languages like english, spanish, portuguese and french are becoming more and more popular and it's hard for small languages to survive.  if people want to save their language, they need to record the language.   then they need to train teachers, and write grammar books, dictionaries and books for schools. we should care about languages that are in danger (just as we should care about rare plants and animals).if a civilization dies, it leaves behind buildings. but a spoken language leaves nothing behind- when it dies, there is only silence.