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and London are unique universities with several-hundred-year-old history. The first reference to the Oxford University appears in the 12th century and a century later there were already 1500 students and the University was well-known in Europe. 2. First there were only about 60 chapels and a student was living and studying in one of these chapels learning theology, logic and rhetoric. 3. Oxford University of today is a federation of 48 colleges, each largely inde¬pendent. The word "college" was originally associated with a boarding house for stu¬dents to lodge. Now some of the British colleges are residential and teaching institu¬tions at the same time. 4. The governing body of Oxford University is the Congregation of 1500 men -the assembly of all the members of the colleges. The Congregation chooses the Council of 24 people. The colleges admit students, organize programs, students' work and residence, laboratories, libraries and term examinations, while the Univer¬sity is in charge of organizing final examinations and confers degrees. Forty colleges of 48 admit only men, two colleges are mixed and six colleges are only for women. 5. Social changes have certainly transformed Oxford considerably. Some of the traditions have gone in the past. However, in spite of all these changes Oxford has not lost its distinctive character.

course. I really couldn't live without my laptop. I always send emails, listen to music, watch DVD and edit my photos on it. My whole life is in it. Surely, my favourite gadget is reflex camera because I can take amazing photos of my friends, parents, animals and nature. I am very keen on photography
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Hello! I'm Anna Whete.I'm pleased to welcome you to the English lesson.I'm one of the Engkish tutors of the Embassy School of English in Hastings.I come from Hastings in the United Kingdom.Hastings is a beautiful seaside town in the south of England.Now I work in Almaty at your school.Omar,Dmitry,Chan,Carol and Victor are my pupils.I have taught them English for two years.
I have been a teacher for 6 years,I've met school children from different countries.I enjoy working with young people.I've visited the USA,Canada,Italy and France.Now I'm in Kazakhstan.I have visited Astana twice.I love Astana.I love listening to music but I don't play any instrument.I'm married and have two children.Now you tell me about yourself.

Rock and roll began in the 1950s in America. Some of its first starts were black. They brought traditional rhythm and blues to people. Then white singers appeared and the most popular of them was Elvis Presley.
After Elvis, hundreds of groups and singers came and disappeared, But The Rolling Stones and The Beatles were the most popular. The Rolling Stones offered aggressive rock. The Beatles or the Fab Four (fab is from fabulous) made a breakthrough in pop and rock because they took all that was good about early rock, and changed it into something original and even more exiting. The Beatles entered the world charts in 1962. Their music was everywhere and the group toured the world with great success. They recorded and released 12 albums are still worth listening to, Their young fans know the lyrics and the tunes of their songs.

in it. It (to be) the highest camp on the mountain. The night before the climb, they (to drink) tea and had supper. They (to discuss) what to take with them to the top. They (to decide) to leave their sleeping bags and tents behind because the equipment (to be) too heavy.
Early in the morning they (to have) breakfast and (to get) dressed. Then they (to start) to go up the mountain. It (to be) extremely difficult. The snow (to be) very deep. After a long, hard fight they (to reach) the top together. They (to laugh), (to shout) and (to take) some photographs.
Then the sun (to disappear) and the two men (to realise) they (to be) on the top of Everest and it (to be) almost night. Their camp (to be) too far to each. They (to go) a little way down the mountain, but there (to be) no moon and it (to be) too dangerous.
They (to have) to spend the night on the mountain, at about 10,000 metres, with no tent, sleeping bags or food. They (to believe) it (to be) possible. They (to dig) a hole in the snow, and (to bury) themselves. They (not to sleep). It (to be) -30oC. When the light (to come) at last they (to begin) climbing down, and soon they (to get) to their camp. Everybody (to be) happy.