British children write about their favorite after-school activities on the Internet.

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3 мой дедушка не любил когда дети разговаривают за столом

4 он терпеть не мог русски ломали игрушки

and girls usully leave school at the age of 16-en.

In England the school year begins in September? but not always on the first day of the month, as school never begins on Monday.The English think that Monday is not a good day to start school. So pupils usually begin their school year on the first Tuesday of September (not always on the 1st of September as we do). The weather is usually fine. It is warm. The sky is often blue and the sun is bright. Little children going to school with their parents on their first school day look so clean and nice. They dont have any bags or books with them, as there is no need for these things on their first day at school.

.why this cafe is your favorite:
.how often you go there and with whom;
.what tasty things you can find on the menu there;
.what dishes this cafe is especially famous for.

speak via the Internet, watch films, send ( inform) and shop. No wonder that people are becoming (addict) to the Internet.They often spend more time communicating online than talking to their real friends and families. At first glance, the virtual world seems to be a very safe place but it's not like that-it can be as ( danger) as a real world because it's created by people. In the virtual reality you can meet nice and honest people as well as evil and (deceit) ones. That's why we should be careful and (select) while searching for information and meeting new people on the Internet. поставьте в правильную форму слова. помогите очень надо..

A GLOBAL TEENAGER
Music, television and movies do not respect national 1boundaries . Today one can hear rock-and-roll in the Chinese metropolis of Shanghai [0SBN9hai]. It is common to find people wearing Levi jeans or T-shirts in every place of the world. Japanese television shows MTV from London. US films are popular worldwide. American painters are influenced by European artists. Mexican-style fast-food restaurants or Japanese sushi bars can be found in different corners of the planet.What about a teenager? Everyone can see that English plays an important part in a teenager's world. It is the dominant language in youth style. English is a way in which teenagers across the world communicate with each other and share a common culture. The example of this is the existence of graffiti written in English in many different countries. Teens are more ready to learn English on the streets of cyberspace than in the classroom. Young people learn English from their pen pals and friends on the Internet and it is not always the same as the English they learn in the classroom. In fact, teenagers in Ukraine may feel he/shehas more in common with Internet friend in Norway than with other young people in their own country. Teens these days can chat online with their friends thousands of kilometres away. Young people around the globe are beginning to hang around together on the Internet as they used to on the street. The effect of the Internet on a teenage boy enables him to find thousands of people around the world whose preferences in music or reading are similar to his own. The strongest force in international youth culture today is pop music. Music has universal appeal. The popularity of the satellite TV channel MTV is the example of this: their pop videos play in every place of the planet, from Dallas to Stockholm, from Rome to Kyiv, and since most of the songs are in English, kids from all over the world learn to sing in English, too. A Ukrainian teenager knows that he may live in a small town of Horlivka but he is right in the centre of the main trend, he feels he is exactly in tune with all his/her unseen friends from the Internet. Though, young people are individuals and must be encouraged to celebrate together their individual and cultural differences. They express themselves, for example, in Weblish, the new shorthand English used in text messaging and in the Internet chat rooms. Weblish is a kind of 'slang' — idiomatic English which often breaks the rules of correct English. For example, capital letters are not used. 1 Here is a glossary of some of the key expressions and symbols used in chat rooms.