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3. . . .

A.

Elizabeth: Look Jake, have you got a family of your own?

Jake: Oh, no, Im not married yet. I live with my parents.

Elizabeth: Is your family large?

Jake: I don't think so. My parents have got only two daughters.

Elizabeth: And which of you is the eldest?

Jake: Its me. Im twenty.

Elizabeth: How old is your younger sister? I wonder what her name is?

Jake: Susan. Shes a lovely girl. She is ten.

Elizabeth: Its a pleasure to have such a young sister, isnt it?

Jake: Certainly. Shes the apple of my eye.

B.

Linda: Keith, youll never believe what's happened!

Keith: What do you mean?

Linda: Monika and Charles are getting divorced.

Keith: You're kidding! When? What happened?

Linda: Well, I don't really know, but I heard that they've been separated for two months already.

Keith: Thats really surprising I always thought that they were so suited to each other, such similar personalities I just cant believe it Monika and Charles! The perfect couple It just shows you how little one knows about what goes on in peoples lives, doesnt it?

C.

Alice: Granny, How many brothers and sisters did you have?

Granny: I had now let me see there was me, Alice, James, and then Henry thats four, isnt it? Then Robert and Emily, the twins so that makes two sisters and three brothers.

Alice: What were they all like? Did they look like you?

Granny: Well, some did and some didnt. My sister Alice and I were very similar. People thought we were the twins, but she was two years older than me. We both had fair hair. People said I was the pretty one my sister Alice was so moody, she always looked miserable.

Alice: Who were you closest to?

Granny: Ah, my brother Henry. He was such a kind boy, always smiling, and so gentle.

Alice: Who did he look like?

Granny: Well, people said James had my Mothers features; same nose, same mouth, while Henry was more like Father. Henry had thick, dark hair, he was quite a plump boy, not fat, but he was always well-built, like Father.

Alice: What about the twins?

Granny: They both had long faces with high foreheads. Robert was very severe and serious. Emily was cheerful good-hearted.

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1) your fathers sister __________________________________________; 2) your mothers father____________________________________________________; 3) your fathers brothers son__________________________________________________________; 4) your sisters daughter__________________________; 5) your mothers second husband (who is not your father)____________________________________________________; 6) your fathers grandmother_____________________; 7) your sons wife______________________; 8) your daughters husband_______________________; 9) your daughters daughter______________________; 10) your sisters husband_____________________________; 11) half-brother/half-sister_________________________________________.

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Widow, brother, widower, younger, close, get married, cousin, bachelor, distant, children, husband, relatives, grandparents, uncle, aunt, wife mother-in-law, unmarried, bachelor.

My name is Tom Smiles. Im the eldest of all the . My second .. is Jack. The youngest is Michael. My .sister is two years younger than me. Some time ago she .. Her .. is Mr. Brown. I have many My . are dead. But I have a number of. .. and . relatives: two . four and about a dozen . One of my .. has lost her She is a . An uncle of mine has been a ... for many years, but he married recently. His is very kind to his . and treats them as a real mother would do.

My second aunt has remained . and therefore she is single lady. An uncle of mine has also remained single. He is an old

Family Extended family One-parent family Parents Child Boy Girl Close relative Distant relative Mother-in-law Sister-in-law Stepmother   a woman who becomes your mother when your father marries for a second time someone who is closely related to you a group of people who are related to each other a young person from the time he/she is born until he/she is about 14 or 15 the sister of your wife or husband a family in which there is only one parent someones mother and father someone who is not closely related to you a male child a family including cousins, grandparents etc the mother of your wife or your husband a female child

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Alan is Carolines nephew and Larrys cousin. Barbara is Larrys mother and Maggies sister-in-law. Caroline is Edwards daughter and Maggies sister-in-law. David is Gordon's brother-in-law and Alans uncle. Edward is Ingrids grandfather and Maggies father-in-law. Fanny is Carolines mother and Alans grandmother. Gordon is Helens son-in-law andNigels brother-in-law. Helen is Barbaras mother-in-law and Larrys grandmother. Ingrid is Gordons niece and Davids daughter-in-law. John is Davids father and Gordons father-in-law. Karen is Gordons daughter -in-law and Maggies daughter-in-law. Larry is Johns grandson and Davids son. Maggie is Larrys aunt and Fannys daughter-in-law. Nigel is Ingrids father and Fannys son-in-law.

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1. Have you got a family of your own?
   
2. Is your family large?
   
3. Who do you look like?
   
4. Do the members of your family look like each other? Who looks like who?
   
5. Who are you closest to? Why?
   
6. Who do you take after in character?
   
7. re your parents strict?
   
8. Do you think you will bring up your children similarly to the way your parents brought youup? Do you intend to be more/less strict? More/less indulgent*?
   

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I married a () _________ who had a grown-up ()______________. My () ______ visited us often, fell in love with my ( ) ____________ and () _________ her. Thus my own father became my ( ) _____________, and my ( ) ____________, being the () _________ of my father, became my () ___________. After some time my wife presented me with a () _______, of course, he was my fathers ( ) _______________ and my () ______, for he was the () ________of my () ______________. My fathers () _________, that is my ( ) ____________, had also a () _______, of course, he was my () __________, but at the same time he was also my () ____________, for he was the son of my () ____________. My wife was also my () _____________, being the mother of my mother.

I was the () ___________ of my wife, but at the same time also her () __________, and since the husband of my () ____________ is naturally also my grandfather, I am my own grandfather . I should like to see the man who could bear all this.

13. MY FAMILY. , , . .

Hi! My name is Rober. I am emigrant from France and now I study in economical college in Hawaii. My nucler family (a father, a mother and a brother) and I live in Hawaii now.

My father, Georg, is 50 years old. He works as a doctorat a hospital. It wasnt too difficult for him to find this job. My mothers name is Mary. She is one year younger than my father, so she is 49. She is a secretary. She is fond of her work and spends a lot of time there. So she hasnt enough time to do all work about the house, as she did in France.

Alex is my elder brother. He is 20 years old. He is a student of Economical Department. He got married last year, so I have a sister-in-law, July.

Unfortunately my extended family lives in different parts of France. Only once a year we have a chance to visit my grandmother and grandfather in Paris, my uncle, aunt and five cousins in Lion. By the way, one of my cousins is married, so she has a husband, a father-in-law and a mother-in-law and my uncle has a son-in-law.

Our family is very friendly and we like to meet and spend time together.

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1. My nuclear family consists of a father, a mother a brother and my uncle.

2. My father is a very busy person.

3. I have not a sister-in-law.

4. My mother is two years younger than my father.

5. My father has a lot of work to do about the house.

6. Sasha is my elder cousin.

7. My extended family is my grandmother and grandfather and five cousins.

8. My cousin has a husband, a father-in-law and a mother-in-law.

9. Our family is very friendly.

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A typical British family consists of a mother, a father and two children, but in recent years there have been many changes in family life. For example, since the law made it easier to get a divorce, the number of divorces has increased. In fact, one marriage in three now ends in divorce. This means that there are a lot of one-parent families.

Members of a family grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins keep in touch, but they see less of each other than they used to. This is because people often move away from their home town to work.

Relationships within the family are different now. Parents treat their children more as equals than they used to, and children have more freedom to make their own decisions. But still, the English are a nation of stay-at-homes. There is no place like home, they say. And when the man is not working he is at home in the company of his wife and children and busies himself with the affairs of the home. The Englishmans home is his castle, is a saying known all over the world. And it is true.

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1) What do you know about the traditional family life in Britain?  
     
2) Describe a typical British family  
     
3) Have there been many changes in British family life in recent years? What are the causes?  
     
4) Marriage and the family are not so popular now, are they?  
  What are the reasons?  
5) Why do members of a family grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins see less of each other than they used to?  
     
6) Relationships within the family are different now, arent they? Prove it  
     
7) What is necessary for a marriage to be successful?  
     
8) What do you think is the best age to get married?  
     
                           

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A typical _________ _________ ___________ of a ________, a _________ and two ___________, but in recent years there have been many changes ________________. For example, since the law made it easier to ____________, the __________ of ___________ has increased. In fact, one __________ in three now ends in divorce. This means that there are a lot of one-parent __________.

_________________ ______________, _________, _________, __________ keep in touch, but they see less of each other than they used to. This is because people often 䒿 ___________ from their home town to work.

³ _____________ within the family are __________ now. Parents ______________ more as equals than they used to, and ____________ have more freedom to __________. But still, the English are a _________ of stay-at-homes. ͳ ____________________, they say. And when the man is not working he is at home in the company of his __________ and __________ and busies himself with the affairs of the home. ̳ _____________________________, is a saying known all over the world. And it is true.

14. , . .

The family in Britain is changing. In the past, people got married and stayed marrie d. Divorce was very difficult, expensive and took a long time. Today, peoples views on marriage are changing. Many couples, mostly in their twenties or thirties, live together (cohabit) without getting married. Only about 60% of these couples will get married.

In the past, people married before they had children, but now about 40% of children in Britain are born to unmarried (cohabiting) parents. In 2000, about a quarter of unmarried people between the ages of 16 and 59 were cohabiting in Great Britain.

People are getting married at a later age now and many women do not want to have children immediately. They prefer to concentrate on their jobs and put off having a baby until late thirties.

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The family in _____________ is changing. Divorce was very ____________, expensive and took a _____________ time. Many couples, ___________ in their twenties or thirties, _______ together (cohabit) without __________ married. Only _________ 60% of these ________ will get married. In the past, people ____________ before they had children, but now _______ 40% of children in Britain are _______ to unmarried (___________) parents.

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a) What are his parents like?

b) Whats he like?

c) Whos he like? (Who does he take after? Who does he look like?)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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a) intelligence e) occupation

b) good look f) interests/hobbies

c) character h) religion

d) money

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Of all my relatives I (to like) _________my aunt Emily the best. Shes my mothers older sister. She (to have) __________two sons Joe and Philip and daughter Ann. She (to be) ____________ in her late fifties, but she (to be) ___________ quite young in spirit. She (to have) _____________ a fair complexion, thick brown hair, and dark brown eyes. She (to have) __________ a kind face, and when you (to meet) _____________ her, the first thing you (to notice) _______________ is her smile. Her face (to be) __________ a little wrinkled now, but I think she (to be) __________ rather attractive. She (to be) __________ the sort of person you can always (to go) __________ to if you have a problem. She (to like) __________ reading and gardening. She (to be) __________ a very active person. She (to be) __________ extremely generous but not very tolerant with people who (not to agree) __________with her.

My cousin Joe (to have) __________ fair hair and blue eyes. Anns very pretty and shes got lots of boyfriends. Philip is very nice. He (to look) __________a bit like his father he has got his long nose and big mouth but he (to have) __________ got my aunts, personality.

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Of all my __________ I like my aunt Emily the best. Shes my mothers __________. She has two ______ Joe and Philip and _________ Ann. Shes in her late fifties, but shes quite _______ in _________. She has a fair complexion, ________ brown _______, and dark _________ _______. She has a _______ _______, and when you meet her, the first thing you notice is her ________. Her face is a little __________ now, but I think she is rather ________. She is the _______ of person you can always go to if you have a problem.

She likes reading and gardening. Shes a very ________ person. Shes extremely _________. But not very __________ with people who dont _________________ her.

My ________ Joe has _______ hair and _______ eyes, and hes very _____. Ann´s very _______ and shes got lots of boyfriends. Philip is very ________. He _______ _______ his father he has got his _______ ________ and big _________ but he has got my aunts, ____________.

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24. , BRITISH AND AMERICAN FAMILIES .

British and American families are small. In faction of both Britain and the USA have nearly stopped growing. In the old days, a typical family had a father, a mother and two or three children, with grandparents living near. Most children still live in this kind of family, but in both countries there is a growing number of single parent families, with only one parent. Some parents are single because they are divorced, but many other young parents do not get married at all. A typical British family has a car, a colour TV set, a washing machine and a cat or dog as well. They start the day at about 7 oclock, have breakfast at 8 and are off to work by 8.30. More and more women now go out to work as well as men. Children have lunch at school at about 12.30 and come home at 4 in the afternoon. Their parents are usually at home by 6 oclock, and the family eats together at 6.30 or 7. In the evenings, father may go to the pub for a drink or stay at home and watch TV with the others. Young children go to bed early, at about 8 oclock, two or three hours before their parents. A typical American family has more money than a British family. Some have two or three cars, large modern kitchens and more electrical goods. They eat more meat and spend more on clothes. But their daily programme is nearly the same. Like British children, American children eat lunch at school, come home in the mid-afternoon and go to bed earlier than their parents.

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Most children still ___________ in this kind of family, but in _________ countries there is a growing ___________ of single parent families, with only one ____________. Some parents are single because they are ___________, but many other young parents do not get ________ at all. Children have __________ at school at about 12.30 and come home at 4 in the ______________. Young children go to bed __________, at about 8 oclock, two or three ____________ before their ___________.

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Young children (to go) _____________ to bed early, at about 8 oclock, two or three hours before their parents. A typical American family (to have) _________ more money than a British family. Some (to have) __________two or three cars, large modern kitchens and more electrical goods. They (to eat) ____________more meat and (to spend) __________ more on clothes. But their daily programme (to be)_________ nearly the same. Like British children, American children (to eat) _____________lunch at school, (to come) ___________ home in the mid-afternoon and (to go) __________to bed earlier than their parents.

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British and American families are small
 
Some parents are single because they are divorced
 
A typical British family has a car, a colour TV set, a washing machine and a cat or dog as well.
 
They eat more meat and spend more on clothes. But their daily programme is nearly the same.
 

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24. , FAMILY LIFE, .

Most young people eventually get married, buy or rent a house or a flat of their own and start a family. However, a great number of changes are taking place in this way of behaviour. As in many other Western European countries, more and more men and women are living together without being married. In the mid 1980s more than a quarter of new brides had lived with their husbands before marriage, compared with 8 per cent in 1970. People are also getting married later than they used to. However marriage is still popular even among those whose first marriage has failed. In fact, in 36 per cent of all marriages one or both partners have already been married and divorced. Britain now has the highest divorce rate in Europe and about 10 per cent of children live with only one parent.

Another trend is towards smaller households. Very few children now grow up in large families and more and more adults are living alone (25 per cent in 1987). Many of the people who live alone are elderly; it is unusual to find three generations living in one house as they used to do in the past. It is quite common for close relatives to live in different parts of the country and many people hardly ever meet their uncles, aunts and cousins. One reason for this is that British people move house every five years on average. They do this in order to change jobs or to buy a bigger or better house.

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Most young _________ people eventually get married, buy or rent a_____ house or ____________ flat of their own and start ____________ family. In ________mid 1980s more than _________ quarter of new brides had lived with their husbands before __________ marriage. However ______ marriage is still popular even among those whose first marriage has failed.

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Very few children now grow up _____ large families and more and more adults are living alone (25 per cent in 1987). Many _____ the people who live alone are elderly; it is unusual to find three generations living ____ one house as they used to do______ the past. It is quite common _____ close relatives to live ____different parts_____ the country.

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As in many other Western European countries, more and more men and women (to be) __________ living together without being married. In the mid 1980s more than a quarter of new brides (to live) _________with their husbands before marriage, (to compare) ________ with 8 per cent in 1970. People (to be) ___________ also getting married later than they used to. Britain now (to have) ______________ the highest divorce rate in Europe and about 10 per cent of children live with only one parent.

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1. Have you got camera?

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3. Bills got big feet.

4. Do you collect stamp?

5. Tom always gives Ann flowers on her birthday.

6. Those are . really nice trousers. Where did you get them?

7. What . beautiful garden!

8. Whit lovely children

9. Do you enjoy going to . concerts?

10. You need visa to visit some foreign countries, but not all of them

11. When I was child, 1 used to be very shy.

12. Jane is . teacher. Her parents were .. teachers too.

 

 


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1. Bill Robins was very rich man. He was richest man in village. 2. Pete is tallest boy in our class. Nick is shortest boy, but he is very strong. He is stronger than many boys who are taller than he. I think Nick is strongest boy in class. 3. Granny often tells us long stories. Today her story was still longer. It was longest story. She began telling it after dinner and finished only before supper. But story was very interesting. I think it was most interesting of Grannys stories. 4. Which was most difficult exercise in paper? 5. Which is best season of the year? 6. February is shortest month of the year. 7. Do you know longest river in our country?

 

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My aunts flat is in new house. There is living room, bedroom, study, bathroom and kitchen in flat. bedroom is large room with two windows. room is light as windows are large. There are white curtains on windows. There are two beds with large pillows on them. There are small tables near beds. There are lamps on them. To left of door there is dressing table with mirror on it. There is low chair at dressing table. There are several pictures on pale green walls. There is thick carpet on floor. carpet is dark green. room is very cozy.

 

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In small town in East there was once man who had parrot. parrot was taught to say words: There is no doubt about it. It used to repeat these words all day long. Every time it was asked question, it gave same answer. There is no doubt about it. One day man decided to sell bird; so he put parrot into cage and went to market with it. Twenty pounds for very clever parrot he cried. man who was passing by heard this and turned to parrot. Are you worth twenty pounds? he asked. There is no doubt about it answered parrot. What clever parrot! said man and bought bird. He took parrot home and invited his friends to look at clever bird. friends came and looked at parrot and talked to it. Now you must know that man was not rich. In fact, he was often short of money. So week or two later, sitting in arm-chair and looking at parrot, he said: What fool I was to throw away such lot of money There is no doubt about it! cried parrot. And this time bird was right.

 

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1. Last year we visited Canada and United States  
2. Africa is much larger than Europe  
3. South of England is warmer than north.  
4. We went to Spain for our holidays and swam in Mediterranean  
5. Tom has visited most countries in western Europe  
6. A friend of mine used to work as a reporter in Middle East  
7. Next Year we are going skiing in Swiss Alps  
8. Malta has been a republic since 1974  
9. Nile is longest river In Africa  
10. United Kingdom consists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland  
                     

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1. Several rivers run into sea at New York. most important is Hudson River which empties into Atlantic Ocean. Besides Hudson there are two other rivers: East River and Harlem River. 2. . Moscow is situated on Moscow River. Moscow is a river that moves very slowly. There is canal called Moscow-Volga Canal which joins Moscow to Volga. Volga runs into Caspian Sea. 3. In Siberia there are many long rivers: Ob, Irtysh, Yenissei, Lena and Amur. 4. Altai Mountains are higher than Urals. 5. There is splendid view of Lake Geneva from this hotel. 6. My friends have travelled a lot. This year they are going to fly to Canary Islands. 7. Which river flows through London? Thames. 8. Of which country is Washington capital? United States. 9. United Kingdom consists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 10. Chicago is on Lake Michigan. 11. Russia occupies eastern half of Europe and northern third of Asia. 12. climate of northern part of Russia is severe. 13. This winter is true Russian winter with hard frosts. 14. It is warm in Crimea and Caucasus. 15. Washington is capital of United States of America. 16. I want to go to New York some day. 17. best way to know and understand people of other countries is to meet them in their own homes. 18. Is Australia island or continent? 19. Red Sea is between Africa and Asia. 20. There are six continents in world.

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1. Where is Bolivia? (Africa/South America/North America)  
2. Where is Ethiopia? (Asia/South America/Africa)  
3. Of which country is Stockholm the capital? (Norway/Denmark/Sweden  
4. Which country lies between Mexico and Canada? (Venezuela/El Salvador/United States)  
5. Which is the largest country in the world? (United States/China/Russia)  
6. Which is the largest continent? (Africa/South America/Asia)  
7. What is the name of the mountain range in the west of North America (Rocky Mountains/Andes/Alps)  
8. What is the name of the ocean between America and Asia? (Atlantic/Pacific/Indian Ocean)  
9. What is the name of the ocean between Africa and Australia? (Atlantic/Pacific/Indian Ocean  
10. What is the name of the sea between England and France? (Mediterranean Sea/English Channel/French Sea)  
11. What is the name of the sea between Africa and Europe? (Black Sea/Red Sea/Mediterranean Sea)  
12. What is the name of the sea between Britain and Norway? (Norwegian Sea/English Channel/North Sea)  
13. Which river flows through Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade? (Rhine/Danube/Volga)  
14. What join the Atlantic and Pacific oceans? (Suez Canal/Panama Canal)  
                   

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1. We always go to Russian Museum on Sunday. 2. On Saturday she usually goes to Philharmonic. 3. In August he has his birthday. He is planning to have nice party with his friends. 4. There are three rooms and kitchen in our new flat. 5. My new dress is made of silk. 6. If you want to write something on blackboard, you must have piece of chalk. 7. Are there any pupils in classroom? 8. I have new English book. book is very interesting. 9. There is garden in front of our school. garden is not large, but it is very nice. 10. May is fifth month of the year. 11. Saturday is sixth day of the week. 12. Sunday is day off. 13. Today is ninth of May. He is going to public phone to make phone call to his grandfather. 14. This is nice place. In June we are going there for holiday.

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1. Every day my brother and I get up at eight oclock and walk to a school. I like the school. Its fun. My brother loves football. He hates the homework. So he doesnt like to go to the school. Will he go to a work in the future? 2. My friend has to get up early in a morning because he goes to a school. Thats why he usually goes to the bed early in an evening. 3. The weather was very bad in the morning yesterday. A sky was grey and it was raining. But in the middle of a day a weather began to change. The rain stopped and a sun appeared from behind the clouds. In an afternoon it was very warm. I did not want to stay at home and went into the yard. There were the boys and the girls in the yard. We played in the yard till late in the evening. When I came home, I drank a tea, ate a sandwich and went to the bed at once. I slept very well at the night.

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1. My brother is pupil. He goes to school. He goes to school in morning. He has five or six lessons every day. In afternoon he goes home. At home he does his homework. In evening he reads books. He usually goes to bed at half past ten. At night he sleeps. 2. My father goes to work in morning and comes home in evening. 3. I get up at half past seven in morning and go to bed at quarter to eleven in.. evening. 4. When does your mother leave home for work? She leaves home for work at quarter past eight. 5. When do you leave home for school? I leave home for school at half past eight. 6. What do you do when you come home from school? I do my homework, talk to my friends on phone and go for walks. I often listen to music. I like jazz best.

15. . . .

1. There is a new school at corner of our street.

2. My daughter came to the home from school on Monday and said to me: There will be a parents meeting on tenth of February at six oclock in an evening.

3. A teacher told us a very interesting story at lesson.

4. When a bell rang pupils went into the classroom.

5. We are usually at school from nine oclock in the morning till two oclock in afternoon.

6. We dont go to the school on Sunday.

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On a/the/− Sunday our family went to a/the/− country. We got up at a/the/− sunrise and quickly had a/the/− breakfa





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