Why does Britain differ from other european countries?

1)I...(to study)English every day
2)he...(to live) in Dubai
3)we...(to have)dinner with my family yesterday
4)my friend...(to like)running in the park every morning.
5)their family.... (to invite)everybody to the party Last week.
6)Jesse always...(to come)to work early

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- What kind of house do you live in? (private,
multi-storeyed, high-rise block of flats)

- What floor is your flat on? How many storeys has
your house got?

- How many rooms are there in your flat?

- Which room is your favourite? Why?

- What furniture is there in this room?

- In what room do you usually receive guests? Have
meals? Discuss family problems?

- Do you like to spend your time in the kitchen?
Why?

- Does your kitchen have modern facilities?

- Has your house (flat) got enough space for all your
family members?

- Do you share your room with anybody?

- Do you like your house (flat)?

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Work in groups of 3-4 and discuss the questions .
Which idea from the messages above is closest to your own opinion?
Do you think it is important to look fashionable or different from others?Why ?
What determines a persons style in clothes What can you do to look different from other? Make a list of your ideas ?

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Check your knowledge
1.Blood is an example of ___ tissue.
A) connective B) epithelial C) muscular D) nervous.
2.The type of tissue that receives sensory input , integrates data , and conducts impulses is:
A) connective
B) epithelial
C) muscular
D) nervous
3.You observe a sample of human tissue and you see epithelium with the outer cells being shaped like small cubes.You would classify this as:
A) squamous epithelial
B) cuboidal epithelial
C) columnar epithelial
D) None of the above.
4.Which type of tissue lines the body`s cavities?
A) epithelial
B) connective
C) muscular
D) nervous.
5.What two words are used to classify epithelium in terms of the number of cell layers?
A) simple and calcified
B) simple and stratified
C) cuboidal and simple
D) cuboidal and columnar.
6.What makes skeletal muscle different from other types of muscle tissue?
A) number and position of nuclei
B) voluntary
C) no branching
D) all of the above.
7.Which part of a neuron sends nerve impulses?
A) axon
B) dendrite
C) cell body
D) neuroglia.
8.Which cells of nervous tissue are the supporting cells?
A) nerves
B) neurons
C) neuroglia
D) axons.

Great Britain, the United States of America, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand are large English-speaking countries. They are situated in various parts of the Globe and differ in many ways. Each country has its own history, national holidays, traditions and customs. But they have a common language, English, the language of the people who left Britain to settle in new countries.
From the British Isles the English language spread all over the world, that’s why we can say that Britain is the main English-speaking country the official name of which is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The country is situated on the British Islands and consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The capital of the state is London. The official languages are English, Welsh, Scottish and Gaelic. The country population is over 60 million.
The UK is a constitutional monarchy headed by the Queen whose power is limited by the British Parliament consisting of 2 Chambers: the House of Common and the House of Lords. The British Monarch appoints the leader of the party, having the majority in the House of Commons, as the country Prime Minister who is responsible for the policy conducted by the Parliament.
Britain is the country with old and rich cultural traditions and customs, many of which are well known all over the world. It is also one of the most highly developed industrial powers in the world holding one of the leading places among the European states.