What things are the same at Hogwarts and at English schools?

1. You (take) around the city tomorrow.
2. Melons (grow) in the south of France.
3. The ship-building industry (reduce) since 1970.
4. He (shock) by the story at our last meeting.
5. This text must (translate) tomorrow.
6. In 1980 the Olympic Games (hold) in Moscow.
7. The room (not clean) yet.
8. Mercedes cars (make) in Germany.
9. The furniture should (dust) every week.
10. The streets (decorate) at the moment.
11. The translation (do) in time. Everyone was glad.
12. We (impress) by her acting at her last concert.
13. More raw materials (import) in the future.
14. Your health can (improve) with more exercise.
15. The books have to (return) to the library.

r many points. What are the best ways out of conflicts?

3) Is there such a thing as unconditioned freedom? Can you say that you are free in the society? In your school?

4) What is your attitude to restricted reading and restricted net surfing?

icy cold forests. White tigers have stripes all over their body. The stripes are like finger prints. No two are the same. Bengal tigers have a strong sense of smell. They also have a great vision which helps them to hunt during the night time. Bengal tigers can swim and move in the water. They have the ability to grow body hair according to how cold or hot it gets. Tigers are caring mothers. They get really angry when people come near the cubs to take pictures.

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1. Tigers have black spots all over the body.

2. White tigers can live in cold forests.

3. The stripes on their bodies are the same.

4. Tigers can smell well.

5. Tigers hunt at night.

6. Tigers are good mothers.

7. All the cats can't swim.

8. The white tiger's fur is thicker in winter.

9. White tigers can be dangerous.

10. People often come close to the cubs to take pictures.

1. Which of the texts are about Christmas and New Year celebrations in Britain?
2. Which celebrations are the same in Russia and in Britian?
3. Which celebrations are different?

problem. The situation in other countries around the world is very similar. Of course it is normal to feel a little shy sometimes. Most people feel shy in a new social situation, for example when they start a new job or have to meet and talk to strangers. But in these cases the shyness usually passes quickly.

Some people, however, are extremely shy. They are so shy that they cannot live normally. They feel worried, they sweat and tremble when they are with other people. In order to avoid these unpleasant feelings, the shy person avoids* other people. Shy people often say to themselves: "I'm not normal. People think I am boring and unattractive. I'm a failure." These negative thoughts make it more difficult for the shy person to make friends. The result is that the shy person is lonely and sad.

Shy children need a lot of help. Otherwise these shy children will grow up and become shy, unhappy adults. Parents who have a shy child should set a good example, since children learn a lot of behaviour from their parents. It is also important not to label a child as shy.

Shy children can also help themselves. You have to learn to think positively. You must stop thinking negatively. Another thing you can do is give yourself a target. For example, you may say, "I'm going to talk to at least one stranger today" or "I'm going to ask X to come for a coffee with me." When you achieve your target, you will feel very satisfied. If you are shy, you should try to walk with your head up so that you look at other people's faces. Soon, walking like that will become a habit and you will feel better and more confident as a result.

Of course, it is normal to be shy sometimes. Being a little shy can sometimes stop us from doing things that are foolish. But if you are extremely shy, you do not have to suffer. You can become less shy and become a happy, sociable person.

1. Read the review and say in 2-3 sentences what ut is about.

2. There are quite many shy people in the world and it is not an illness. Read aloud the extract which says about it.

3. Why are shy people sad?

4. What recommendations does the author give parents and children?