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Pete asked his mother (2) if he could visit Paul on Saturday. Pete's mother (3) called Paul's mother, and Pete (4) was allowed to go. Before Pete (5) went to a party on Saturday, his mother (6) asked him (7) to be polite and (8) not to ask for food. "Wait until they give you (9) food," she said.

When Pete (10) arrived , he (11) saw that (12) there were a lot of boys and girls at the party. They (13) wereplaying some games. Pete joined them. All of them (14) played together for an hour, and then the children (15 ) were offered tea. Pete's mother (16) gave the children some cakes, but somehow she (17) forgot to give Pete one. The boy (18) politely waited for a few minutes, and then he (19) lifted the plate in the air and said loudly: "Does anyone want a nice clean plate?»​

Nowadays there are a lot of different devices preventing teens to read. Children spend much time playing computer games or surfing the internet instead of reading books. As for me I like reading books about adventures or detective stories. In my free time I usually go for a walk with my friends. I try to be more in the open air and to do sport. In winter I ski or skate. In summer I often swim or jug in the park. In cold days I go to gym. And of cause like all teens I spend some time to surf the internet.

The official name of the whole country is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland but it is often referred to as Great Britain.

2 The capital of the country is London.

3 Population of Britain is more than 60 million people.

4 People living in Britain are called British. English is the main language.  

5 What are the capitals of Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland,which comprise the UK?  

6 The capitals of these parts are Edinburgh, Cardiff, London and Belfast.

7 The national flag is called the Union Jack.

8 The UK is a constitutional monarchy.

9 Queen Elizabeth II is 91 years old now. She is the head of the state

from 1952.

The Prime-Minister is the head of the government.

10 British national currency is a pound.    

(British banknotes are called pounds.  

One hundred pence make one pound.)

11 The British Isles are washed by the Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea and the Irish Sea. The English Channel separates Great Britain from the continent of Europe.

12 The surface of Great Britain varies very much.

The north of Scotland is mountainous. All the rest – east, centre and

south-east of the country – is a vast plain.

13 The British climate is mild. It’s never too cold or too hot in Britain.

14 Britain is a highly developed industrial country.

15 The British are proud of their customs and traditions and carefully

keep them up.

16 A lot of tourists come to Great Britain every year to do some trip in

its big and small towns. The most famous sights are of course in the British capital in London: the London Eye, Buckingam palace, Big Ben, Westminster Palace, Trafalgar Square, The Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Madam Tussauds museum, Hyde Park and others.