Write about a place in the uk you would like to visit.

The  cayman islands  (/ˈkeɪmən/  or  /keɪˈmæn/) are a  british overseas territory  in the western  caribbean sea. the territory comprises the three islands of  grand cayman,  cayman brac  and  little cayman, south of  cuba  and northwest of  jamaica. the cayman islands are considered to be part of the geographic  western caribbean zone  as well as the  greater antilles. the territory is a major world.the cayman islands remained largely uninhabited until the 17th century. while there is no archaeological evidence for an indigenous people on the islands, a variety of settlers from various backgrounds made their home on the islands, including  pirates, refugees from the  spanish inquisition, shipwrecked sailors, and deserters from  oliver cromwell's army in  jamaica.[4]cayman islands national museum, george town, grand caymanthe first recorded permanent inhabitant of the cayman islands, isaac bodden, was born on  grand cayman  around 1661. he was the grandson of the original settler named bodden who was probably one of oliver cromwell's soldiers at the taking of jamaica in 1655.[5]england  took  formal control  of the cayman islands, along with jamaica, as a result of the  treaty of madrid of 1670. following several unsuccessful attempts at settlement, a permanent english-speaking population in the islands dates from the 1730s. with settlement, after the first royal land grant by the  governor of jamaica  in 1734, came the perceived need for slaves.[6]  many were brought to the islands from africa; this is evident today with the majority of native caymanians being of african and english descent. the results of the first census taken in the islands in 1802 showed the population on grand cayman to be 933 with 545 of those inhabitants being slaves. slavery was abolished in the cayman islands in 1833. at the time of abolition, there were over 950 black slaves of african ancestry owned by 116 white families of english ancestry.  [7]the islands continued to be governed as part of the  colony of jamaica  until 1962, when they became a separate  crown colony  while jamaica became an independent  commonwealth realm.[8]the heroes square in the centre of george town, which commemorates cayman islands' war dead. the legislative assembly building is at the left.the cayman islands historically have been a tax-exempt destination. on 8 february 1794, the caymanians rescued the crews of a group of ten  merchant ships, including hms  convert, an incident that has since become known as the  wreck of the ten sail. the ships had struck a reef and run aground during rough seas.[9]  legend has it that  king george iii  rewarded the island with a promise never to introduce taxes as compensation for their generosity, as one of the ships carried a member of the king's own family. while this remains a popular legend, the story is not true.[10]however, whatever the history, in practice the government of the cayman islands has always relied on indirect and not direct taxes. the islands have never levied  income tax,  capital gains tax, or any  wealth tax, making them a popular  tax haven.[11] on 11–12 september 2004 the island of  grand cayman, which lies largely unprotected at sea level, was hit by  hurricane ivan, creating an 8-ft  storm surge  which flooded many areas of grand cayman. an estimated 83% of the dwellings on the island were damaged including 4% requiring complete reconstruction. a reported 70% of all dwellings suffered severe damage from flooding or wind. another 26% sustained minor damage from partial roof removal, low levels of flooding, or impact with floating or wind driven hurricane debris.[12]  power, water and communications were disrupted for months in some areas, as ivan was the worst hurricane to hit the islands in 86 years.[13]  grand cayman began a major rebuilding process and within two years, its infrastructure was nearly returned to pre-hurricane status. due to the tropical location of the islands, more hurricane or tropical systems have affected the cayman islands than any other region in the atlantic basin; it has been brushed or directly hit, on average, every 2.23 years.[14]

1.Sometimes i visit my grandma.

2.We often have English exams.

3.Our team always wins.

4.She usually runs when she hears you coming

5.I never thought I could do it

Не знаю,вы проходили ли время,но если нет,то я заменю предложения в времени на другие!