to make conditional sentences about the products

1.it`s warm outside.you needn`t a sweater
2.this pullover isn`t cheap.don`t buy it
3.don`t try these jeans on. they are short
4.there are a lot of books on the shelf.it can break
5.put this dress to a party on. it`s so attractive
6.this jacket is expensive. i can`t buy it
7.the tea is warm. drink it
8.the tea is very hot. don`t drink it
9. the book is so boring. i wouldn`t like to read it
10. this tie is long. choose another one

countries secondary education is ....

1) hustle and bustle;
2) pick and choose;
3) scrimp and save;
4) safe and sound;
5) now and again.

A Complete the sentences. Use the expressions:

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, which first took place in 1924. At present, 2.5 million people gather in the streets of New York to watch marching bands, huge balloons and enormous floats. Besides, more than 40 million people watch the parade on TV!

Imagine that you are a TV reporter and you’ve been sent to Manhattan to make a report about the parade. Think of a catchy introduction, give some interesting facts about the parade, describe the most stylish bands and the coolest balloons and floats that are passing by. Use some colorful language to impress the viewers. Don’t forget to introduce yourself and your cameraman. Add some pictures of the parade. Be creative!

organising a charity fair is a good idea . I personally enjoy taking part in a charity run .to organise a charity fairto take part in a charity runto be involved in fundraisingto donate money on charityto support those in needto provide poor people with money ,food or clothesto volunteer at the nearest nursing home to ciean the local park to pick up litter in the school playgroundto plant trees and flowers to make a poster about different charity projects ....is a good idea ....is very inportant....is not fun , but necessary....is a good contributionI enjoy ....I'm interested in ....I look forward to ....I can help by ....I always take part in ....I'm good at ....I don't mind ....

2. Put the words in the order to say that a period of time is short or long. Start from the word for the shortest period and move to the longest:

1) a year 2) an hour 3) a day 4) a minute 5) a month

3. Put the words in order to make a sentence:

1) never 2) to 3) I’ve 4) been 5) France

4. Put the words in order to make an English proverb:

1) in 2) its 3) season 4) everything 5) is good

here. Nobody can save me.