Part A PRACTICE A MORE HELP P. 144 GRAMMAR FILE 5 1 GRAMMAR The future: going to will, present progressive, present simple These school leavers are talking about their future plans. Complete what they say with the correct future form of the verbs in brackets. Sometimes two forms are possible. Ann: I am doing a course in fashion design in London. It starts in September. If I do , will probably get the chance to work in Paris or Rome. The school has branches London's a long way from home. I'm going to miss my family. all over Europe, and they are going to open are opening a branch in New York next year. Ali: I expect I 1 study business administration. I know that it 2 (go) to university if my A-levels are good enough. I'd like to (not be) easy, but it interests me. I 3 (leave) home. I suppose it 4 - (be) strange having to decide things all by myself. Kim: 1 1 (do) a volunteer year in a developing country. I 2 — (probably go to Africa. The school year 3 (finish) in July, so I 4 _ (sign up) to start in September. I suppose I 5 (mies) home and family. Africa is a different world. It 6 — (help) me to grow up. Don: Il (do) a gap year straight after school. I think I 2 see a few countries. I 3 (definitely go) to Russia. But I 4 __ (do) a few jobs first to earn some money. (travel) around and Owen: I hope I 1 (be able to get a job in a bank. I'm good at maths, but I don't want to go to university. I 2 (be) 18 next month, so it's time I earned some money. I've sent off a few applications. I think they 3 (send) me on a training course first. At least I4 (be able to live at home. Kate: 11 (go) to art school next year in London. I've already got a place. My best friend 2 (take) the same course, so she 3 - (start) in October as well. I think it (be) easier having a friend with me. We 5 (probably share) a room for a start. Mel: 11 (not get) a job straightaway, that's for sure. I need some time to think. I'm very interested in computers, so eventually I suppose I 2 - (study) IT. But not just yet. Perhaps I 3 (go) to Australia for a year as an au pair. But for a couple of months after school I 4 (relax) and do nothing.РЕБЯТУШКИ

Молдагулова Алия Нурмухамбетовна - снайпер 54-й снайперской бригады. Она родилась 25 октября 1925 года в небольшом селе Актюбинской области. Она была казашкой. Она потеряла родителей и жила в Алматы с дядей. С 1935 года Алия жила в детском доме № 46 Ленинграда.

В начале войны переехала из Ленинграда. В 1942 году окончила 7-й класс средней школы. Училась в Рыбницком авиационном техникуме. В 1943 году окончила школу снайперов в Москве. В армии с октября 1943 года. Алия Молдагулова была храбрым и лучшим снайпером в бригаде. Алия был одним из самых храбрых солдат Второй мировой войны. Она не боялась врагов и прилагала много усилий для победы.

Алия Молдагулова была настоящим героем, потому что она ...

Она была настоящей девушкой, не боялась Второй мировой войны, она пошла в Красную Армию девушкой, у которой не было опыта стрельбы, но она могла противостоять врагу и защищать людей, среди которых жила.

она была настоящей девушкой, которая не боялась трудностей Второй мировой войны, она пошла добровольцем в Красную Армию, чтобы противостоять врагу и защищать людей, среди которых она жила.

2). A city is a large human settlement. It can be defined as a permanent and densely settled place with administratively defined boundaries whose members work primarily on non-agricultural tasks. Cities generally have extensive systems for housing, transportation, sanitation, utilities, land use, and communication.

3.In addition to serving as a site for royal coronations and burials, Westminster Abbey has famously been the location for 17 royal weddings—including the 2011 marriage of Prince William to Catherine Middleton

4.Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of the UK's sovereigns since 1837 and today is the administrative headquarters of the Monarch. Although in use for the many official events and receptions held by The Queen, the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace are open to visitors every summer.

5.The West End is the richest and most beautiful part of London. It's the symbol of wealth and luxury. The best hotels, shops, restaurants, clubs, and theatres are situated there.

6.The poorest statistical area in London; Barking, Dagenham and Havering, has an average disposable income of £16,801 per head – two and a half times poorer than the richest area in the capital.

7.The UK has been described as a "cultural superpower", and London has been described as a world cultural capital.