Look at the advert and write sentences to answer the questions in exercise 1.​

It seems to me that I have a very controversial character and the older I get, the more faces open. But some features remain unchanged. For example, I cannot stand lies and hypocrisy. Seeing that a person is lying, I want to shout, object! Mom says I have a heightened sense of justice - but is that really bad? I myself try to help others and I believe that anyone should help and protect a loved one. I also think that I have a good sense of humor. Friends often tell me that it’s fun with me. I have many friends, so I can say that I am sociable and friendly. Friends help me when I’m sad or when I just want to chat.

Reporter:Jess, could you answer some questions about the Anglo-Russian exchange student? Jess: Yeah, of course. Reporter: who are the families? Jess: all the Russian students received family through their correspondence. We decided that before coming to London. For example, we invited Lena to stay with the family Julia. Martin invited Dima to stay with my family. And my penfriend, Kate lives with her family. Stefan, my classmate, and his family threw a party for our guests on their place next weekend. Reporter: what are you going to show your Russian friends during those two weeks? Jess: we have planned a lot of things for our guests and discussed our plans with our teacher Barbara gray. We want to make their stay in London very interesting and unforgettable experience. Reporter: what places have you already visited? Jess: we were at Trafalgar Square, London eye, tower of London and the science Museum. You can ask them about it if you want. They say they enjoyed the tours. Reporter: Thank you very much. I plan to ask them lots of questions tomorrow morning. I hope they will share their experiences.