Work in paris. One student should read Text A and the other Text B. Both text are the same but some information is missing in each text. Ask each other

2)He (not to draw) a picture usually.
3)She (to swim) in the sea today?
4)I (to write) a letter when be came.
5)They (to listen) to music by Sunday.

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1 travelled round the world ...
a) before<
b) now
c) last year
He has lived in Yakutsk ...
a) 2 уears ago
b) at this moment
c) for five years

3 We have not written a songbook ...
a) yesterday
b) now
c) yet
4 He bought a picture of Mickey ...
a) for 6 years
b) today
c) in 1928
5 She has won a competition ...
a) in summer
b)today
c) last winter

the names of new restaurants, because she enjoed going to them and eating new things. Sometimes she said, "I don't like this restaurant. I'm not going to have my lunch here often."

One dayshe saw the name of a new Greek restaurant in her newspaper, and she went there for lunch. It was very small, but it was clean and nice, and the food was good.

But then Mary found something hard in her mouth. She took it out. It was a button.

" Look here, waiter!" she said. " I've found this button in my food."

" Thank you, thank you!" the waiter answered happily. " I looked everywhere for it."

A. Answer these questions.

1. What food did Mary like?

2. Where did she go one day?

3. What did she find in her mouth?

4. What did she say then?

5. What did the waiter answer?

B. Whichof the answer to these questions are correct? Write the correct answers down?

1. Did Mary always go to the same restaurant?

a. No, she didn't.

b. Yes, she did.

2. Did she go back to a restaurant after the first time?

a. No, never.

b. Yes, always.

c. Yes, often.

3. Were did she find the names of new restaurants?

a. In a big city.

b.In a newspaper.

4. What did she find in her mouth one day?

a. A waiter's button.

b. Some hard food.

5. Was the waiter happy, or angry?

a. He was angry.

b. He was happy.

C. Write this the story. Put one word in each empty space.

This is Mary's brother. His 1.......... is George. He lives in the 2........... of Chicago and works in a small Greek 3................ there. He is a lot of people come and have 4.......... there, because the 5............ is good. Look at that man. He is 6............ some meat and reading his 7................ . He comes to this restaurant, because he works i an 8............ quite near here.

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2. What is the difference between them nowadays?
3. What do tabloids write about?
4. What do broadsheets focus on?



In the UK we have two main kinds of newspapers: broadsheets and tabloids.
Originally these names came from the size of the newspapers. A tabloid format newspaper was smaller and the broadsheet format newspaper was bigger.
But nowadays when we talk about tabloids and broadsheets, we talk about two different kinds of newspapers: easy reading and quality newspapers. Tabloids report news in a very condensed form. They write about celebrities, the British Royal Family, sport, crime stories and scandals.
Broadsheets give their readers long, detailed reports on the latest news and focus on more serious things: politics, economy, government, international events, business, culture.

Sunday,....?4)Your pets don't like to eat fish,....?5)The boy don'tplay the guitar,....?6)The girls travel a lot,.....?8)Mike and Kate go to the disco,....?9)Her grandparents work in the garden,....?10)Tom and Sam often visit their grandparents,.....? Write a tag for each sentence.1)You don't go to bed at 8 oclock,....?2) You don't freed the elephants,...?3) Your grendparents live in the country,.......?4)They don't watch TV in the morning,....?5)The boy don't like bananas,.....?6)The children do morning exercises,.....?7)The pupils learn a lot of interesting things,....?8)You go there every Friday,.....?9)You don't live in this house,......?10) Your friends go to school,.....? Write a tag for each sentence. 1)She doesn't like coffee,....?2) He doesn't wear hats,....?3)She doesn't invite her friends,.......?4)It doesn't sleep under the bed,.......?5)It doesn't eat meat,..... ?6)He doesn't read detective stories,..... ?7) She doesn't drive a car,......?8)It doesn't like to play,.....? 9) He doesn't play computer games,.........?10) She doesn't study French,.......?. Помогите пожалуйста заранее спасибо!!!

hours, and thousands of books were thrown into the fire. The students were not punished or expelled from the university for this. Over the next few days a lot of other German universities followed their example. The writers who Germany didn't need anymore were: Albert Einstein and Thomas Mann, Sigmund Freud and Jack London, Ernst Hemingway and many others. The book burning was a part of Nazi propaganda. They declared the Germany should burn anything which was not German and destroyed the German spirit and culture. A century earlier a famous German poet, Heinrich Heine, had said: "Where they burn books, they will soon burn people." By 1933 his words had been forgotten, but seven years later millions of people were burned in concentration camps. A new generation of Germans do not want to make the same mistakes again. Every year on 10 May they celebrate Book Day. They know that they mustn't forget.