Imagine that all those actions happened in the past and tell your friends about them . make all the necessarym changes

ideals include love, peace, freedom of self-expression, and nonconformity to society's rules. Against the background of speeches, reports, slogans, which served as a smokescreen for corruption and moral crisis, hippies showed to young people an alternative to all that. Unfortunately, now the hippie community is becoming a place for really hopeless characters and those without any ideas and principles. Is is not so difficult to look like a traditional hippie: a pair of worn-out blue jeans, long hair tied with bit of string and a couple of decorative chains

1st century BC. The first Roman papers were written out in more than 2,000 copies and sent everywhere in the Empire. They were hung up in public places. People who could read called out the news to people who could not. For centuries news travelled very slowly and reached few people until the printing press was invented in the 15th century. The first printed papers were published in Germany and Belgium in the early 17th century 2)…….. In most countries the press is taken very seriously. Journalists – to – be get special training in universities. Their duty is to inform the public in everything that happens in the country and abroad. Journalists are supposed to give fair comment on the events and are not supposed to change facts or tell lies. The stars of European an and American journalism are very well known to the public and have real influence. Some of them write about politics, others – about economy, culture, morals, sports or other things that interest people. Their articles may be reproduced in hundreds of local papers across the country. Governments understand a special role of the press. The British Parliament invites journalists to its daily question time when Mps address questions to ministers. It has become a tradition in the USA, Russia and some other countries to hold presidential press conferences where presidents speak to the press and answer journalists questions. 3)… Very often journalists do more than just reporting and commenting on events, they investigate crimes or produce evidence of corruption or bad behaviour of officials. Many things that are hidden away become known with the help of journalists. Being a journalist is a difficult and even dangerous profession. one should have a lot tact as well as courage. But this profession is really rewarding.

Paul a businessman from France told his friend Ean he wanted to visit London and see its places of interest
He added he was going to travel by car.
Ean knew how much his friend was interested in the british royal family and everything connected with the crown.
Ean was sure that paul should see the official royal residence in Buckingham palace and the rest of the palaces to the Queen earned.
He advised Paul to visit the British museum, the tower of London and Hyde Park.
But he reminded his friend that all those places are in the center of London and driving in London was very difficult.
Paul was not afraid and said he would easyly find all those places and his hotel.
He was going to stay at the royal hotel one of the best in the city.
On his way to the hotel paul stopped to have a look at the pride procession walking along the mall.
Paul admired to the procession and even followed it in his car.
And then suddenly he understood that he had lost his way.
He looked at the city map but it didn't help much.
He coudnt find his hotel.
He drove round and round for an hour and then he stopped and got out of his car.
A taxy came and paul stopped it.
Take me to the royal hotel he said.
But he didn't get into the taxy, he got back into his car.
The taxy man laughed but then he drove to the royal hotel and paul followed him in his car.
They got into the hotel in 2 minutes.




Представьте что вы Пол,бизнесмен и из Франции.Расскажите своему другу Яну о своем визите в Лондон.

A. Rachel was embarrassed because she............(bring) her dad`s boxer shorts to school.

B. When I reached school this morning, the classes.............(begin). Our English teacher was in the classroom and..............(explain) something. The students..............(sit) at their desks and..............(listen) to her.

C. When I..............(come) yesterday, I..............(find) that I...............(forget) to switch off the light in my room.

D. When I...............(go) to music school yesterday, I..............(meet) Lucille in the street. We................(not see) each other for ages, so we had a lot to talk about. We .................(chat) so long that I was late for my piano lesson.

In the past people learnt about news from newspapers. Nowadays people usually learn what is happening in the country and in the world from TV or radio news programmes or from the Internet. Still we cannot imagine our life without newspapers. There are dozens of them on every news-stand. There are newspapers for professionals, for businessmen, for children and teenagers, for men and women, for sports fans, for those who are interested in gardening and for those who keep pets.Some newspapers publish serious articles on politics, economy and finance, some aim to entertain their readers. Many newspapers express certain political opinion and people choose them according to their own political beliefs. In short, you can always find a paper which suits your interests. Besides, there are many free local newspapers which are put into your postbox whether you ask for it or not. Probably they are not interesting, because they consist mainly of advertisements, but you can find a lot of useful telephone numbers and addresses there.My parents subscribe to Argumenty i Facty. I also like this weekly. I don't read all the articles, but in every issue I find something interesting. I think that most articles are very well written, they give a detailed and well-balanced analysis of current events and trends in economy. I like to read articles on social issues, interviews, reviews of new books, plays and TV shows. One of my favourite columns is The Quotation of the Day, where they quote our popular politicians and give their comments. Sometimes it's very funny.Quite often I buy Sovershenno Secretno (Top Secret) and practically in each issue there are some fascinating stories which you read like a detective story. Sometimes they uncover things I have not heard about, sometimes they show well-known events in a completely new light.From time to time I read Moskovsky Komsomolets. It's one of the most popular daily papers, but I don't consider it serious. However, I never miss an article written by Minkin. I think he is a very good journalist. I also like Merinov's cartoons. Sometimes they publish good reviews of new films, new CDs and so on.In short, I think that TV, radio and the Internet have their advantages, but nothing can substitute newspapers.