Fill the gaps with can or can’t. write down 5 answers with comma use short forms. 1. ' you swim'? 'yes, i ' 2. i'm sorry i help you today, i'm really busy. 3. please you buy some milk on your way home? i leave the house because i'm looking after the baby. fill the gaps with can or can’t. write down 5 answers with comma use short forms. 1. i have a bike. and i ride a bike but i drive a car. 2. look! it's right there! you see it? it's so obvious! 3. 'hello, i help you'? 'actually, no, you this restaurant is awful and we've been waiting here for half an hour. we're leaving'. fill the gaps with can or can’t. write down 5 answers with comma use short forms. 1. i have a special talent, i touch my nose with my tongue, you? 2. ' i go to the bathroom please'? 'yes, of course you ' 3. i just manage to wake up on time, i'm always late.

There are two types of schools in Russia- STATE schools and PRIVATE schools.
State schools provide FREE education.
Parents have to pay for their children's education if they want to ATTEND a private school.
Only 1% of schools in Russia  are PRIVATE.
Education in Russia is compulsory between the ages of 6 and 15. COMPULSORY education takes 9 years, it includes 4 years of PRIMARY school and 5 years of SECONDARY school.
At PRIMARY school pupils learn reading, writing, arithmetic, art and sport.
At SECONDARY school the number of subjects grows.
Besides schools of general education in Russia there are LYCEUMS and GYMNASIUMS.
At the end of the 9-year course pupils take a final EXAM.(a number of ex-ms)Pre-school education is OPTIONAL.
It is provided by KINDERGARTENS and NURSERY CLASSES in schools.

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