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1)
A:Did Steve help you whith your patty?
B:No.....
А) I did everything myself.
Б) I didn't help him.
В) He didn't have time.
Г) He didn't need help.
2)
A:Did you get the tikets for the concert?
B:...............
А) Yes,it depends.
Б) They are sold out.
В) No,it makes sense.
Г) I reckon you didn't.
3)
A:.........
B:He's an engrineer.He builds motorways.He's very busy at moment.
А) What is your uncle doing?
Б) What does your father do?
В) What does Mrs Cook like doing&
Г) What's Mr Morgan's job?
4)
You look worried.................
А) Could you help me with my problem?
Б) Are you OK?
В) Whats's the matter with you?
Г) Now are you feeling?
5)
A:What shall i do now?
B:.....................
А) I think you should ask your teacher for advice.
Б) It's not my problem .I'm sorry to hear that
В) Why don't you tell your parents about it?
Г) If i were you,I'd ask the headmaster for help.

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swimming, windsurfing, and diving. Three months ago he was at the Red Sea and when he came back, tanned and happy, he said that he had never have such a terrific holiday before. As he was very good at swimming and diving and was interested in biology, he managed to join a scientific expedition that studied the sea life of the Red Sea coast at that time. The researchers allowed him to help them in their work and gave him a special suit for diving, so he was able to stay deep in the sea for quite a long time. George was amazed how beautiful the underwater world was. Millions of brightly coloured fish moving busily around him. Crabs, turtles, and sea snakes looked at him curiously and then hurried about their underwater business. Once when George followed a little crab, a huge fish appeared from behind a coral rock. Though he had never seen sharks alive,he recognised it at once. Fortunately, the shark took no interest in him and disappeared into the depth as if it had much more important things to do. While George was working for the expedition, exploring the sea plants and animals in their natural conditions, he made a firm decision to go on studying biology and natural sciences as the research work became very attractive to him.

sailing ship. There was a terrible storm. He was the only person who did not drown.

Robinson found some useful things on the ship: some food and some clothes, some carpenter`s tools and two guns.

Robinson reached an island with his things. The island was beautiful but no one lived there.

Robinson was alone. He watched as the ship sank.

Robinson cut down trees and built a small house. He found animals and fruit to eat. He found some goats on the island and started a small farm. He had a parrot, wich he used to talk to. He learned how to cook and make clothes. He grew corn and learned how to make bread. But he was alone on the island for twenty-four years.

Tnen, one day, a man came to the island, and Robinson saved his life. He called this man Friday because that was the day when he found him. Robinson taught Friday to speak English, and Friday helped Robinson on tne farm.

Finally, after twenty-eight years, Robinson was rescued by a passing ship. He returned to England and Friday went with him. They were friends for the rest of their lives.

their autographs. Since that time he has collected 7,000 autographs of famous people. He has thirteen specially made albums for them. Most of his autographs are from famous actors, musicians and athletes. Every weekend Gordon leaves his house before seven in the morning to go and stand outside radio and television sta-tions. He hopes to catch anyone famous coming in or going out. In the evening he waits outside London theatres.
Autographs can be very expensive. For example, an autograph from any of The Beatles (a very famous rock'n'roll group in the 1960s) may cost as much as £1,500. The highest price anyone has paid for an autograph is $1,320,000, which was for President Abraham Lincoln's signature. And the autograph that every collector would love to have is the signature of William Shakespeare, the famous English dramatist who died in 1616. A collector could pay more than two million pounds to get his signature.

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"Ansdrew, where are you ?" or

"Andrew , put on your coat" or

"Andrew , come to Mother!"

Was Andrew a boy ?No, he was a dog. A nice small dog called Andrew. Some people said that looked like a toy-dog.But he was a dog!

Andrew lived like a prince. He slept in his bed;he had milk and chocolate for every meal. Andrew could do what he wanted. His days looked like our brithday. And when Andrew had his birthday, he hat two candles on his cake for every year, not one.

But Andrew wasn't happy. People laughed when they saw Andrew in his best coat or nice boots.

"Oh, no " said Michael . "He looks so stupid!And he is stupid too!"

"He is not stupid" said Mary Poppins,

And Mary Poppins was right. Andrew wasn't stupid at all. yOU CAN THINK THAT HE DIDN'T LOVE mISS lARK. bUT HE DID. sHE ALWAYS WAS SO KIND TO HIM !But he didn't like his life. He would like to have a nice piece of red meat. He wanted to be a usual dog. And we wanted to have usual dogs as his friends.

Something he ran our of his garden. He wanted to speak to a dog. One day Andrew had a new friend. It was more than a usual dog-it was a terrible dog. All people were happy that he was not their dog.