Look at the pictures.Match the pictures from Ex. 8 with the dog descriptions. Which kind of dog would you like to have as a pet? Why?

work at half past three, but she (finish) it later yesterday afternoon.

• Every day I help my Mom about the house, but last week I (be) very busy with my exam. So I (not/help) her much.

• Tom isn’t playing tennis tomorrow afternoon, he (not/play) tennis yesterday. • We generally have lunch at 12.30, but yesterday we (have lunch) later.

• Now my brother smokes a lot, but he (not/ smoke) before.

• The Frasers live in four-room apartment, but last year they (live) in a small house in the country.

• How you (cut) your finger?

• Jack (try) to remember what he had done last April.

• Looking through the paper, the teacher (find) several mistakes.

• He (meet) Mary and (fall) in love with her at first sight. When you (write) to your parents last time?

• Don’t worry about your letter. I (send) it the day before yesterday.

• When I was a child, I (always/be) late for school.

• My husband (work) in the bank for three years since 1990 to 1993.

What is (are) your favourite theatre(s)? 3. What was the performance you liked most of all/least of all? 4. What seats in the theatre do you prefer? 5. With whom do you like to go to the theatre? Why? 6. What do you usually do during the interval? 7. Have you ever been backstage? Would you like to go?Why? 8. What makes a performance successful? 9. Is there a drama circle in your school?What is it like? If you haven’t got one, would you like to have it? Why? 10. Have you ever acted in a play? When? What part did you play?

home. Look at Mr Brown. He is sitting in his armchair.is watching TV. likes

What shops / you / visit / when / you / shop?
you / buy / anything / in the shoe shop?
you / try / any shoes on?
What / Dad / do / while / you / try the shoes on?
you / carry / your bag / when / you / leave the shoe shop?
you / have lunch / with / Dad?
you / pay for lunch?
What / Dad / do / when you / choose / a new bag in the Meg's Bags shop?
Dad / carry / your bags / when you / buy fruit at the greengrocer's?
You / have / your bag / when / you meet Mrs Green?

at school, or enter a technical college or a vocational school. While choosing a college or a vocational school for yourself, you should decide what kind of job you want to have in future and what type of career would suit you better. First of all, think what can motivate you as a person. Make a list of activities you've enjoyed both inside and outside school. What was it about them you liked? There is no right or wrong answer - but, for example, you might find that you enjoyed: getting to know more about a particular subject, solving challenging problems, working as a part of a team, or meeting new people.
Once you've got a clear idea of your interests, you should start looking for a career that matches up with them. Finding a rewarding career is important to most people and you are able to take a little planning as well.
Advice of family and friends is vital to give you the best possible chance of getting into the career that you dream about. It can be useful to get advice from the people who know you best, but they won't always know a lot about the career you're interested in.
Remember - it's your career. You know what you're good at and you know what you want to do.