Task 3 Correct the mistakes in the use of articles in the text.Number the mistake you find –put down the faulty version and then add the correct version.

I remember really embarrassing moment when I was starting to learn the Englishat the school. My teacher’s name was aTrevor Jones. He was from a Cardiff in the Wales. He was always making the jokes. One day he wrote words ‘English Gramer’on blackboard. He asked us if that was correct. Immediately I offered to answer question. I told him the E should be changed to the A. Trevor said that was good answer and he changedletter.Then he asked me if I was happy with new spelling. With the absolute confidence, I said that it was correct. Suddenly, the other students started laughing. I looked around in the confusion. My friend whispered that it needed second M. ‘Oh, it should have the M too!’I shouted out and the Trevornodded with the smile. It was correct.But I still rememberterrible feeling of the embarrassment from that moment.

The famous double-Decker bus is, for example, the London doubledecker "Routemaster". Route), the symbol of the city and perhaps the most recognizable bus in the world, made his last flight in December 2005, almost 50 years they traveled through the streets of London today to meet "Routemaster" you two tourist routes. It was created to increase passenger capacity in compliance with the then prevailing in the London limit on the length of transport. The bus doors were not open platform at the rear of could quickly go in and out, not only at bus stops, but also when you stop at the intersection or in traffic (which often resulted in injury). Tickets were bought or were brought to the conductor here, so these buses usually had two people - the driver and the conductor, which made them quite expensive to operate. Rootmaster were replaced with modern double - Decker buses in modern buses planting is carried out through the front door and the landing - through rear.

Dear Mrs Smith,
I can't tell you how much I appreciated your kindness in letting me stay at your home during the past month. Your family is wonderful, and I couldn’t have felt more welcome. I truly enjoyed the time I had in England, it was an unforgettable experience.
I am writing to ask you a little favour. I'm affraid I have accidentally forgot to take my diary when I left your house. As far as I remember, it is in my room on the desk. This diary means a lot to me. I'd be grateful if you could send it to me as soon as possible. I hope that this does not cause you any inconvenience, but please contact me if it is a problem.
Yours sincerely,