4 Write It's or Its. 1 The sports centre is great. It's got
a pool and basketball courts.
2 We've got a parrot. wings are
green and blue.
3 Oh no! going to rain.
4 The T-Rex was very big, but we don'
know the colour of skin.​

They are from Lviv
1. Are they from Lviv?
2. They are from Lviv, aren't they?
3.They are from Lviv or Kiev?
4. Who are from Lviv?
5. Where they are from?
 My sister is 7
1. Is my sister 7?
2. My sister is 7, isn't she?
3. My sister is 7 or 9?
4. Who is 7?
5. How old is my sister?
It is my pen
1. Is it my pen?
2. It is my pen, isn't it?
3. It is my pen or yours?
7. Whos this pen is?
5. What is it?
My parents are kind
1. Are my parents kind?
2. My parents are kind, aren't they?
3. My parents are kind or angry?
4. Who are kind?
5. What kind of people my parents are?
 

Weather is something we can talk about every day. In the place where I live it’s very changeable, so people always inquire what it is going to be like tomorrow. My city is situated in southern part of Russia and we have four seasons here: winter, spring, summer and autumn. My favourite one is summer because it’s hot then and I can swim in a nearby river. When the weather is fine I can also ride my bike. However, it’s not always hot here even in summer. As I’ve mentioned before, the weather is rather changeable here. It can bring sunshine and heat one day, rain and cold the next day. Autumn brings heavy rains and winds to our region. Honestly, I don’t like autumn. Starting from late October almost every day it’s muddy and gloomy outside. Winters are mild here. The first snow falls at the beginning of December. It quickly melts though. There are some really cold days in January and February. I like the days when the sun is shining but it’s frosty outside. My friends and I go sledding or snowballing on such days. Spring starts with sunshine and warm winds. When the snow melts away you can see the primroses make their way out of the ground. April and May are quite warm months. Birds start singing, trees start blooming, and there are lots of tulips and daffodils around. I hear my neighbors often discuss the weather. They usually say “A nice day, isn’t it?” or “It looks like rain”. They also ask each other about weather forecast. I think that weather is the most popular topic for conversation. I’ve heard that English people also like discussing the topic of weather.