1)The English have lunch in the evening.

In the classroom.
1 We 're learning (learn)English today.
2 We (listen) to the teacher.
3 The teacher (write) on the board.
4 I (read) my English book.
5 the school bell (ring).
6 Our teachet ( say) Goodbye'.
7 We (go) to the playgroung

in Ireland. On that day people send greeting cards and wear a shamrock. A shamrock is the national emblem of Ireland.
On Mother's Day people in the family try to let their mother have a rest. A father and the children do the housework, cook some tasty dishes or bake a cake.
There is one more popular holiday in spring - Easter. People celebrate it in April or in early May. On Easter Sunday the children get chocolate Easter eggs or rabbits.
in April there is a holiday for fun - April Fool's Day. It is on the 1st of April. On that day the English children like to play jokes and tricks on other people.

and avoid the up traumas of face-to-face social interaction: the Internet, e-mail, chatrooms, surfing, messaging the whole thing could have been invented for the insular, socially handicapped, word-loving English. In cyberspace, we in our element: a world are of disembodied words. No need to worry about what to wear, whether to make eye contact, whether to shake hands or kiss cheeks or just smile. No awkward pauses or embarrassing starts no need to fill uncomfortable silences with weather-speak no polite procrastinating or tea-making or other displacement activity no need for the usual prolonged goodbyes. Nothing physical, no actual corporeal human beings to deal with at all. Just written words. Our favourite thing.

sitting-room downstairs...? you have nofireplace in your flat...? you can put the sofa near the window ...? you will buy two armachairc...? you are not going upstairs...?

1 All the...(child) in the class have got new books.
2 Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse are funny...(mouse).
3 These...(man) are from the UK.
4 Is that...(woman) your mother?
5 Have you got any...(sheep) on your farm?