Look at the plan of the text you haаve read. The sentences are in the wrong order. Put them in the correct order. 1. After-class activities. 2. A visit to the canteen. 3. The ground floor of the college - favourite classes at college. 4. The green and clean college. 5. Entering the college. 6. The exterior of the college. 7. The first floor of the college. 8. Rewarding college life.

The life in this country 50 years ago.
Let's start with some good news - people live longer nowadays. Children and teenagers watch less TV than 50 years ago but spend five times longer on computers, mainly playing computer games.
On the one hand a 50 year period for the country is not very long, but on the other hand great changes have been rapidly taking place in this country since the 70s.
What are these changes? First of all I'd like to mention the development of new technologies in modern society, for example wireless connection, appearance of the mobile phones. For people from that time it was fantastic but for all of us it's quite an ordinary thing today. Then we can't stand mentioning  the Internet that is a necessary thing almost everywhere nowadays and it's difficult to imagine how people lived, worked and studied without computers at that time.
The bad news is the difference between the rich and the poor people. It was much less 50 years ago. But on average, people live now longer:  for 78 years (75 for men and 80 for women). It is because now more people try to follow a healthy lifestyle. More people see smoking as a bad health habit; only a quarter of the population smokes compared to 50 years ago. People eat more fruit and vegetables now and less fat.(But still many people are seriously overweight.) 
To my mind the life in this country  became more complicated than it was 50 years ago, but more challenging and interesting.

1. My friend ( likes) pies. He ( eats) pies every day. When I ( met) him in the street yesterday, he (was eating) a pie. He (told) me that he (bought) that pie at the corner of the street. Look at my friend now! He (is  eating) a pie again. 2. I always (come) to school at a quarter to nine.
3. Yesterday I (came) to school at ten minutes to nine.
4. Tomorrow Nick (will not  go) to the cinema because he (went) to the cinema yesterday. He has already (been) to the cinema this week. Look! He (is crying).
5. What is your brother (doing) now?
6. My father (works) in an office. It (is) Sunday now. He (doesn't work), he ( reads) at home.
7. I (haven't seen) you for a while! Were you busy at work? — I (have had) an awful week, you (know).
8. What has he (done)? — He (has not done) anything really. He has just ( looked) at some magazines.
9. We (are having) rather a difficult time at the moment. — I (am) sorry to hear that.
10. Something awful (has happened). Her little daughter (has swallowed) a coin.