Bcmacbme much unu many.
1) How ice cream can you eat?
2) There are sweets in my bag.
3) Is there water in the bottle?
4) How apples do you need?
5) There are eggs in the box.
6) How juice do you want?
7) I have rice for dinner.
8) We want lemons and
9) He's got onions in the fridge.
10) There is
fish in the dish.
. bananas.​

Usually tourists buy such traditional Russian souvenirs, as Matryoshka dolls, beautifully painted mugs, plates and spoons from the village of Khokhloma and Palekh boxes. Those who have more money buy amber, furs, art books and caviar. Some tourists are more interested in magnets, badges, T-shirts and Russian ushanka-hats

1 Matryoshka (a set of wooden Russian dolls)

2 Balalayka (a musical instrument)

3 Valenki (winter footwear)

4 Orenburg downy shawls

5 Clay Dymkovo toys

6 Palekh caskets 

7 Kasli Art casting

8 Wooden dishes and spoons

9 Souvenir Eggs

10 Samovar

1 Матрёшка (набор русских деревянных кукол)

(музыкальный инструмент)

3 Валенки (зимняя обувь)

4 Оренбургские пуховые платки

5 Глиняная дымковская игрушка

6 Шкатулки из Палеха 

7 Каслинское художественное литьё

8 Деревянная посуда и ложки

9 Яйца сувенирные

10 Тульский самовар

Russian souvenirs are not only the national products, but also various crafts of minerals, bones and stones, such as porcelain cups, statuettes made of bone, ashtrays, writing sets and clocks made of stone. Popular with tourists is tableware, decorated with images of cathedrals, cities and national patterns. Most of these dishes, which gift shops sell are very interesting for guests from other countries.

                                         When I was ill

Three weeks ago I fell ill. When I woke up, I felt awful. I had a terrible headache, a stuffy nose and aching muscles in my arms and legs.

I took my temperature — it was 38.7, so I decided to call the doctor. The doctor came to see me two hours later. She listened to my heart and lungs and took my temperature. It was still high. I told the doctor that I felt weak and extremely tired. The doctor said it was the flu and told me to stay in bed and drink a lot of water, juice or lemon water. She also prescribed me some medicine that I had to take two times a day.

I was ill for ten days, although I felt much better on the fifth day. When I got well enough, I went to see the doctor once again, and she said I could go to school after the weekend. She also advised me to get a flu shot every year.

Три недели назад я заболела. Проснувшись, я чувствовала себя ужасно. У меня сильно болела голова, был заложен нос и болели мышцы рук и ног.

Я смерила температуру - было 38,7, поэтому я решила вызвать врача. Врач пришла ко мне через два часа. Она послушала мое сердце и легкие и измерила мне температуру. Температура все еще была высокой. Я сказала врачу, что чувствую слабость и сильную усталость. Врач сказала, что это грипп, и велела мне оставаться в постели и пить много воды, сока или воды с лимоном. Она также прописала мне лекарство, которое мне нужно было принимать дважды в день.

Я проболела десять дней, хотя чувствовала себя намного лучше уже на пятый день. Когда я поправилась, я снова пошла к врачу, и она сказала, что я могу пойти в школу после выходных. Она также посоветовала мне делать прививку от гриппа каждый год.