The photograph shows two teenage boys. They(1) be twins, i'm sure of that because they are very much alike. They're in the living room at home, i suppose. The TV is on, but(2) them seems to be watching it at the momenent.One of the boys is wearing some smart clothes , so he(3) ready for a date or something like that. (4)one is sitting on the sofa. He looks ill - there are some pills and a bottle of cought syrup next to him, so he might have(5) with a cold or the flu.
1 A can B must C should D could
2 A none B no one C both D neither
3 A may be getting B should have gotten C can get D might get
4 A another B other C the other D others
5 A put down B come down C taken up D got on
If I had a chose, I would most likely live in a big modern city. It's populated streets and moderness gives it charm. It feels great to live in a huge city, you never feel alone! And there is always so much to do, so many things to see, you just can't get bored. Of course though there are down sides to living in the city. Some of them are that there is much more pollution, especially compared to the country side. During the summer in big cities it can get overwhelmingly hot, and in result many citizens can get heat stroke. There is also the increase in diseases, such as lung disease, which is due to the fact that there are a lot of smokers in the city. The city can also be stressful.
But nonetheless, I still would enjoy living in one! :
1) Would you like to visit the UK?
2) What part of the country would you like to visit first and why?
3) What British tradition would you like to take part in?
Ask him / her:
1) Which British city or town would you like to visit and why?
2) Where is it situated?
3) What is it famous for?
Ask your classmate:
Do you like reading?
What kind of books do you prefer reading?
Who is your favourite writer?
Ask him / her:
What do you prefer: reading a book or watching a film?
What book are you reading now?
What is the book about?
Why do you like it?