Summer holidays are probably the happiest days of pupils’ life. Children don’t go to school, don’t do their homework and don’t have to get up early. That is the time when they can visit their relatives and have great opportunities for rest.
I don’t like to stay in bed long in a bright summer morning. That’s why I wake up early, have breakfast and phone to my friend Helen. Helen and I are old friends. We have always liked each other and when we get together we always have a good time. During summer vacation we usually play different games, ride a bicycle, go to the cinema, listen to music or go shopping.
Every summer I go to the country to stay with my grandparents for a week or two. In the village I go fishing, go for long bike rides and help grandparents in the garden. I have many friends there. From the early morning we like to go to the river. We swim in warm water, sunbathe and play badminton. Also my friends and I like to go camping. We often sleep in a tent, sit by the fire with my friends, cook potatoes and sing songs to the guitar.
In August my parents always take a three-week vacation. Thus, at the end of the summer, all our family always goes abroad. We went to Turkey this year. Our vacation in Turkey was wonderful. We went to the beach every day, swam in the sea and in the pool, ate delicious food or drank cocktails. In the evening we went to parties or visited restaurants. Sometimes we went to the beach in the evening and swam in the sea. When it was time to go home, we were sorry to leave Turkey.
Summer holidays are never too long for me. I hope that my next summer holidays will be the same or even better!
Yesterday I called to the polyclinic to make an appointment with my district doctor.
When I arrived at the reception, the receptionist found my patient’s card and directed me to consulting room 5 where my district doctor saw patients. I didn’t have to wait long. Soon the nurse invited me to come in. The doctor asked me what was wrong with me. I told her my complaints, namely dry cough and a bad headache. She told me to strip to the waist and began to examine me. First she felt my pulse and took my blood pressure. Then she examined my throat and listened to my lungs. The doctor didn‘t think there was anything wrong with me, just a common cold.
So she wrote out a prescription for some medicine which she said would make me feel better. She also recommended me to stay in bed for several days.
Summer holidays
Summer holidays are probably the happiest days of pupils’ life. Children don’t go to school, don’t do their homework and don’t have to get up early. That is the time when they can visit their relatives and have great opportunities for rest.
I don’t like to stay in bed long in a bright summer morning. That’s why I wake up early, have breakfast and phone to my friend Helen. Helen and I are old friends. We have always liked each other and when we get together we always have a good time. During summer vacation we usually play different games, ride a bicycle, go to the cinema, listen to music or go shopping.
Every summer I go to the country to stay with my grandparents for a week or two. In the village I go fishing, go for long bike rides and help grandparents in the garden. I have many friends there. From the early morning we like to go to the river. We swim in warm water, sunbathe and play badminton. Also my friends and I like to go camping. We often sleep in a tent, sit by the fire with my friends, cook potatoes and sing songs to the guitar.
In August my parents always take a three-week vacation. Thus, at the end of the summer, all our family always goes abroad. We went to Turkey this year. Our vacation in Turkey was wonderful. We went to the beach every day, swam in the sea and in the pool, ate delicious food or drank cocktails. In the evening we went to parties or visited restaurants. Sometimes we went to the beach in the evening and swam in the sea. When it was time to go home, we were sorry to leave Turkey.
Summer holidays are never too long for me. I hope that my next summer holidays will be the same or even better!
Yesterday I called to the polyclinic to make an appointment with my district doctor.
When I arrived at the reception, the receptionist found my patient’s card and directed me to consulting room 5 where my district doctor saw patients. I didn’t have to wait long. Soon the nurse invited me to come in. The doctor asked me what was wrong with me. I told her my complaints, namely dry cough and a bad headache. She told me to strip to the waist and began to examine me. First she felt my pulse and took my blood pressure. Then she examined my throat and listened to my lungs. The doctor didn‘t think there was anything wrong with me, just a common cold.
So she wrote out a prescription for some medicine which she said would make me feel better. She also recommended me to stay in bed for several days.