The pupils are having a music lesson now. Report the teacher's instructions and statements.

1. Nick is watching T.V. now. 2. They are having dinner now 3. The students are answering their teacher's questions. 4. My daughter is playing the piano now 5. They are discussing the terms of delivery. 6. It's getting dark now. 7. It's getting cold now. 8. They are having an English lesson now. 9. Our children are playing computer games now.

At the age of 6 or 7 Russian children go to school.
During the first three or four years they get a primary education: they learn to read, write, count, and draw. They also have lessons of music, physical training and handicrafts.
Unlike England or the U. S. A., in Russia primary schools are not, as a rule, separated from secondary schools: we have large schools which combine a primary education department and a secondary education department under one roof. In fact, a typical Russian school is actually a secondary school with a primary education department. Only in small country places there may be separate primary schools, on finishing which, the pupils pass on to the nearest larger secondary school.
The course of secondary education is, in its turn, subdivided into two stages: the first stage, which might be called intermediate, and the second one.
The intermediate stage is compulsory and embraces forms from the 5th up to the 9th. During the intermediate stage the pupils get a basic knowledge in the Russian language and literature, a foreign language, mathematics, physics, chemistry, history, geography, biology. They also have lessons of music, art and handicrafts. A computer course is also included in the curriculum.
On completing the intermediate course of studies, at the age of 14, the pupils may either go to vocational or technical schools, which give a professional training, or stay on at the secondary school for another two years. The curriculum of the last two years offers a wide range of subjects, so that teenagers can choose a course of studies, according to their individual inclinations and abilities.
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people of different classes and nationalities. Many people do sports on their personal initiative. They go in for skiing, skating, table tennis, swimming, volleyball, football, basketdall, body-building etc.

All necessary facilities are provided for them: stadiums, sport swimming pools, skating-rinks. football fields. But, of course, one has to pay for there services.

Sport is paid much attention to in our schools and lnstitutes. Physical training is a compulsory subject. Different sports and games are popular with my classmates. All my friends go in for different kinds of sport, such as waler sports (that is swimming, sailing, rowing), gymnastics, horseracing, wrestling, fencing, weightlifting, boxing, football, basketball, volleyball, etc.

And now a few words about our physical training lessons at school. In summer they are held out-of-doors. When it is cold outside the lessons are held indoors in our school gymnasium.

Professional sport is also paid much attention to in our country in the city where I live. there are different sport societies, clubs and sport schools. Practically all kinds of sports are popular in our country, but gymnastics and tennis enjoy the greatest popularity.

The most popular kinds of sports in the United States are baseball, dasketball and American football. In England the popular kinds of sports are golf and rugby. Englishmen like football too. It is their national kind of sports.

Ответить на вопросы:

1. Why do people all over the world are fond of sports and games?

2. What are summer sports and what are winter sports?

3. What kinds of sports are popular with your friends and schoolmates?

4. Do you have to play for sports facilitics, such as stadiums, swimmming pools and tennis courts?

5. What can you say about physical training lessons at your school?

6. What kinds of sport are the most popular in our country?

7. What are the sports clubs in our country?

8. What are the most popular kinds of sport in America and England?

9. What other American or English sports do you know?

10. Are American football and baseball popular in Russia? Why and why not?

11. What do you do to be healthy and fit?

(study) at the University.

Ann (play) the piano better than Susan.And who (play) now? - I (think) it (be) Susan.

She often (take) my dictionary but seldom (remember) to bring it back. If tomorrow she (ask) for the dictionary again, I shan't give it to her.

What a beautiful dress you (wear).' When did you buy it?

He is a night watchman. He (work) at night and (sleep) in the daytime.

They (say) if you (see) a black cat, you (not/liave) good luck.

If Peter (continue) to drive his car carelessly, he'll get into a traffic accident

Have you heard about Tom? He (build) a new house now.

If I (have) some time in the evening, I'll repair your bicycle.

She (give) two concerts inLondon next week.

Why you (smell) the meat? It (not/be) fresh?

He's a doctor, but he (not/practise) at the moment.

You (believe) in God?

You always (complain) about the weather!

I'm afraid you can't see my daughter at the moment. She (have) a music lesson. She always (have) it on Friday mornings.

She (be) still ill, but she (get) better now.

It often (rain) here at this time of the year?

She always (let) me down!

Don't interrupt me while I (talk) to somebody else.

What he (do)! - He (try) to get the car started.

Where you (come) from?-I (come) fromRussia.

Flowers always (make) a good present.

What he (mean) by saying this? It (sound) strange.

I (write) to my parents twice a month.

This carpet (cost) 30 dollars. Why not buy it?

I (write) this letter to you while the children (play) on the beach. Actually, they (play) here the whole day.

If we (start) at nine, we (have) plenty of time for the shops. We (be) free tillhalf past four.

They always (tell) him everything. So I (think), he (know) about it already.

She always (be late) for classes!