1. change the sentences according to the model model: they speak english well. he speaks english well. 1. they do their shopping every day. (she) 2. they eat porridge every morning (my sister) 3. my neighbours work in moscow, they go there by train (my mother) 4. the children play all day long (my
cousin) 5. my sisters like grapes but do not like plums (my friend) 6. both friends generally go to the theatre twice a month (he) 7. they attend students club every week (he) 8. students go to the university by metro (she) 2. make up negative and interrogative forms model: he wakes up early. he
doesn’t wake up early. does he wake up early? 1. we eat our breakfast in a hurry. 2. he spends his vocation in the crimea every year. 3. my house is near the corner. 4. she uses her glasses for reading. 5. he wants to see our new house. 6. she understands french and italian well. 7. they open all
the windows when they go away. 8. i live two houses from here. 3. put questions to the following sentences 1. i do it without anybody’s help. 2. he often lags behind his group because he misses a lot of classes. 3. generally she goes to work by bus. 4. when we fall ill we send for a doctor. 5. he
always makes mistakes. 6. the trees grow very well here. 7. my dinner consists of three dishes. 8. old ladies like to sit by fire. 9. this artist paints well. 10.there is a bookcase in his study.

Ai-Petri, meaning St. Peter in Greek, is a peak in the Crimean Mountains. One of the windiest places in Crimea, the wind blows for 125 days in a year and up to speeds of 100 miles per hour. In addition to the somewhat troublesome winds, the high peak is also one of the foggiest places in the Ukraine, giving the heights an air of mystery and danger. But for all the foggy and blustery conditions on the 4,000 foot elevation, it offers amazing views the surrounding cities of Yalta and Alupka, as well as the Black Sea.

But the view of the peak itself is an incredible sight to see. The most well known feature is a tall cross that has been planted in the actual peak, which is a lone stone pillar. Sightseers can reach the via a pair of wood-slate cable bridges that stretch out over the often cloudy void. It certainly does not look to be for the faint of heart. The cable bridges were built in recent years, and allows for safe passage to the cross that was long-ago erected on a rock formation.

Если я так поняла то вот...I study in a secondary school at the 7th grade. We have a friendly and united class. There are 26 pupils in our class and I am in good relations with almost all of them. I can say that I’m quite a sociable person and I have lots of friends both among my classmates and within my neighborhood. My class is rather important for me because I spend the majority of my time at school. We don’t only have lessons together, but we also attend additional school activities. Some of our pupils go in for sport trainings, some attend arts and crafts classes and some participate in school theatre. Surprisingly, there are a lot of talented and interesting pupils in our class. Personally I take part in school theatre. We often rehearse new plays and when the school celebrates something we present these plays on stage. The principle of our school appreciates it and he says that we have a good group of actors. My best friend’s name is Lena. She is my classmate and we share the same desk at the lessons. Lena attends arts and crafts classes. She is quite good at it and they sometimes organize school exhibitions. In my opinion, this positive atmosphere in our class is the result of our class teacher’s hard work. She is a great teacher and she often gathers us together for different occasions, which unite us as a class. For example, last week we had a small tea party after lessons, to celebrate a birthday of one of our classmates. Sometimes we even meet up in the city at weekends simply to chat or to have a walk.