5a) Read the text and answer the questions.
1 What is the weather like in
Scotland now?
2 What is Gus doing in Scotland?
3 Where is it snowing?
4 What season is it in Australia
now?
b) Find phrases/idioms which
mean:
1 lam tired of
2 It doesn't suit me
3 How are you doing?​

1My sister gets up at eight o'clock. 2. She is a school-girl. She goes to school in the afternoon. 3. Jane is fond of sports. She does her morning exercises every day. 4. For breakfast she has two eggs, a sandwich and a cup of tea. 5. After breakfast she goes to school. 6. It takes him two hours to do his homework. 7. She speaks French well. 8 My working day BEGINS at seven o'clock. I GET up, SWITCH on the radio and DO my morning exercises. It TAKES me fifteen minutes, At half past seven we HAVE breakfast. My fa¬ther and I LEAVE home at eight o'clock. He TAKES a bus to his factory. My mother IS a doctor, she LEAVES home at nine o'clock. In the evening we GATHER in the living-room. We WATCH TV and TALK.

The heart is one of the most important organs in the entire human body. It is really nothing more than a pump, composed of muscle which pumps blood throughout the body, beating approximately 72 times per minute of our lives. The heart pumps the blood, which carries all the vital materials which help our bodies function and removes the waste products that we do not need. For example, the brain requires oxygen and glucose, which, if not received continuously, will cause it to loose consciousness.
The Heart works as a pump moving blood around in our bodies to nourish every cell. Used blood, that is blood that has already been to the cells and has given up its nutrients to them, is drawn from the body by the right half of the heart, and then sent to the lungs to be reoxygenated. Blood that has been reoxygenated by the lungs is drawn into the left side of the heart and then pumped into the blood stream.