1.Cross out the incorrect word in each sentence. 1. Rarely she rarely goes to the city center.
2. I never don’t brush my hair.
3. We sometimes can sometimes go out with friends at weekends.
4. I am keen on to reading books.
5. Would you like you to join me?
6. Count for me in.

When we want to buy something we go to a shop the are many kinds of shops in every town or city but most of them have a food supermarket a department store men s and woman's clothing stories a grocery a bakery and butchery I like to do my shoping f big supermarkets because you can buy a lot of goods more cheaply there than at small local shops the are several deparment stories under one roof at all supermarkets they sell a wide assortment of confectionery and bakery wines fruits and vegitibles smoked meat ad sausage dairy product butcher s meat a lot of Jewerelly electrical ampplances perfumery

At the initial stage, karate was a hand-to-hand combat system intended only for self-defense. Today, karate has become well known for its tameshiwari demonstration performances. So, very experienced craftsmen can split a block of ice with a fist, blow a 15 cm thick pine timber into chips with a kick, smash stacks of roofing tiles with an elbow or head [6] (nevertheless, breaking objects demonstrates only physical strength and is not an indicator of skill) ... Unlike other martial arts in Japan (jiu-jitsu, judo), which involve wrestling, carrying out various kinds of throws, holding grips and suffocating techniques, in karate the degree of direct contact between the participants in the fight is minimal, and precisely aimed powerful punches and punches are used to crush the opponent. feet, applied to the vital points of his body [6] [7].

Sports competitions are held according to two karate programs: kumite (free sparring) and kata (a formalized sequence of movements related to the principles of fighting an imaginary opponent)

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