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we do, but we don't need you! Mark: Stop it, Jim. He is our last chance. Jackson has broken his arm, Andrews has caught a cold, Graham has left the school and Black has joined the choir. Jim: Why did he do that? Mark: He went there with his best friend Kate Small. Ha-ha-ha! Jim: It isn't funny. He was our best forward. Last year he scored three goals. And now he's not with us! Misha: Is this match very important? Mark: It's the final. All our team worked really hard for it last year. In March we beat the Bears. The score was 2-1. Then we played with the Sharks and they lost one-three. In April we played with the Foxes. The game ended in a draw: 3-3. So tomorrow is the most important match of the year. Misha: If you give me a chance, I can try to help. Jim: Have you ever played football before? Misha: Yes, I have. It's my favourite game. Jim: OK, Inin, you are in the team. We have no time to train you. The match is tomorrow morning. You'll be a defender. Try to help our goalkeeper, that's all you have to do. Misha: Don't worry, I will. Mark: See you tomorrow. Misha: Bye!

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Arnold
Schwarzenegger

He was born in 30 July 1947.

He is well-known because he is a famous actor
and a bodybuilder. People all over the world know him as "Terminator"
, the 38th Governor of California and a famous bodybuilder.

He has many awards for the roles he played in
the movies, for the victories in the bodybuilding and for huge fees. He has
been awarded the Golden globe for best actor, best dance and best kiss.

__________(FOOT) got wet in seconds. His old jacket _________(NOT CAN) defend him from the rain or the wind. “If I don't find a shelter and a warm drink, I _________(GET) a cold, and no one will benefit from my coming here,” John said to ___________(HE) and went back inside the railway station. It was the _____________(ONE) time the seventeen-year-old John had ever left his home village where he lived with his mother and two sisters. A letter from his uncle was a surprise but not a pleasant one. His uncle had written that his health was getting worse and that he __________(NEED) someone to help him in his grocery shop. John's mother decided that he __________(GO) to the town to work in the shop. He was far from feeling delighted about it but he was the ___________(OLD) child in the family and it was his duty to help his mother and to support his sisters.

refrigerator she is very upset. There is nothing to eat for dinner. Jane sits down and writes a shopping list. She needs a head of lettuce, bananas, a quart of milk, a dozen eggs, two pounds of tomatoes, a pound of butter and a loaf of bread. Jane rushes out of the house and drives to the supermarket. When she gets there she is disappointed. There aren’t any bananas. There isn’t any milk. There aren’t any eggs. There aren’t any tomatoes. There isn’t any butter and there isn’t any bread. Jane is tired and upset. In fact, she is so tired and upset that she loses her appetite, drives home, doesn’t have dinner and goes to bed.

TV programms are excellent, they are made in good taste and with great professional skill. Radio and television bring into millions of homes not only entertaiment and news but also cultural and educational programms. Radio stations broadcast about ten thousand hours of musical programs weekly. Many programs are made up almost entirely of classical music. There is a lot of education both on the radio and on television. For instance, you can take a TV course in history, pollitical economy, management, banking and in many other subjects or learn a foreign language by radio. Educational TV films and programmes are shown in schools and colleges as part of the currculum. The opinion that all commercial programs are of little artistic value can also be disputed.

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terviewed in a recent US survey. As well as having clear ideas about their ideal room, many of them would be ready to do some work to get it. Teenagers have ideas of their own and they like to see them become reality when it comes to their style and personality. Four out of ten teenagers say they or their parents have recently changed the look of the teenager is room. Changing their bedroom was more important for girls, 53 per cent of those interviewed had had a new look for their room or want to do so soon. For boys, it was less important, only 32 per cent were so interested in a restyled room. Once they had decided to change their rooms, nearly four out of ten teenagers wanted to help with the changes- painting the walls or choosing some furniture. More girls than boys were ready to get down to work- 40 per cent of girls compared to 34 per cent of boys. It was also a chance for teenagers and parents to work on a project together. Colour was a favorite way of changing a room. Forty-six per cent of the teenage decorators prefer painting the walls because it is quick and can change the feeling of the room completely. The girls prefer bright colours for a trendy look, while boys tend to choose something more neutral. They also like stripes and themes linked to their favourite sports.