I. Make up dialogues using the words and expressions given below:

a) the bell has gone, time-table, to attend (miss) classes, a lecture on Geography, a seminar on History, to read text-books, to do a subject, scientific, a research work

b) to do an exercise, to get a mark in a subject, a test-paper in Grammar, to help somebody with Grammar, a dictionary, to read and translate texts from … into ….

c) a faculty, a department, a library and reading-room, students’ societies, to join a society, the theatrical group, sports societies, the dean’s office, professors, the main building.

Dear ...,
Hello! I want to speak about our clothes. So, in my school, we have a uniform and I haven't got casuals, but in my free time out school I prefer to wear different colorful clothes, for example a T-shirt and jeans. In my opinion It's the most comfortable variant of clothes.
Oh, I forget to tell you about my uniform! We must wear white shirts and black pants, but girls also can wear black dresses with a white shirt. And as you understand, I don't like my uniform, because I can crap it, while I playing with my friends or climbing a tree.
In our country people wear different clothes and they can wear what they want, but if they have a special job, the may have a dress-cod.
Well, and what do you prefer to wear every day? Have you got a special uniform?
I am waiting for your answer.
Best wishes,
Your... .

1. MY name is Helen. What is YOUR name? 2. Is it YOUR book? 3. He has a large family. HIS parents are doctors. 4. They have a big house. THEIR house is superb. A lot of people visit them every day and admire the beauty of THEIR house. 5. Do you have many friends? Are YOUR friends true? 6. We clean OUR room every day. 7. She likes to go shopping. HER clothes are so fashionable. 8. Don’t close YOUR eyes! Look at this wonderful picture. 9. Please, come in! YOUR dress is ready, try it on! 10. These people are teachers. THEIR life is full of interesting events.