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John is ten years old. He has got fair hair. He hasn't fleckles. He lives in Kyiv. His mother and father are from Great Britain. John speaks English and he studies Ukrainian. He is good at reading and speaking, but he isn't very good at writing. He just learns. John wants to be a manager like his father. He often plays computer games. He also enjoys swimming and playing football with his friends. John doesn't like tennis. At the weekend he meets his friends and they spend a lot of time together.

1.Have you ever met the Prime Minister?Yes.Once.

2.Harry has that pjone for five years!

3.We haven't been to the shops yet.

4.Don't touch the door!I've just painted it.

5.Do you like skling?I don't know.I've already done it.

6.My mum has loved singing since she was a little girl.

7.John has known Alex for a very long time.

8."Let's watch this DVD.I'm sorry but I've already seen it.

9.Tam still hasn't finished his homework,it's ten o'clock.

10.Have they finished football yet?

11.Do you know Sam?No.I've never met him.