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№1
1. In a bus
2.At a railway station
3.At a party
4.In a hotel
5.In a shop
№4
1.A popular entartaiment
2.A transport system
3.Museums
4.Electric cars
5.Education
№5
1.Won
2.Was finished
3. Has become
4.It's
5.Best
№6
1.Every
2.Afraid
3.Another
4.Enjoy
5.Nothing

Worst experience I had

  One hot august day me and my friends are suppose to go surfing . In the start of the day we are headed to Jeff's home to get surfboards. After we stopped  at the Starbucks and drink some coffe with cakes.

   The time was 13:00 O'clock and we headed to go because we need to be there at the 17:00pm. Whe we came the time was about 16:50 O'clock and we was happy because we came earlier and we go on the gas station to refill our tank and buy some drinks.

  Finaly we are riding on the beach. When we came there we suppose to go about to minuties Michael pushed pedal and our speed was about 60mph then our tire burst and our car is overturned after that. I was shocked. We found that our car is burn we try to get out but our car were inverted and we can't get out. I remember that I took a knife with me it was im my pocket when I try to pull knife out of the pocket... to be continued

grammar work

1. (+)When we came back home, the children had already been sleeping for two hours
    (-) Children hadn't been already sleeping for two hours
    (?)Had children already sleeping when we get home?
2.(+)Tina had just been getting home when I phoned her
   (-)Tina hadn't just been getting home when I phoned her
   (?)Had Tina just been getting home when I phoned her?
3 (+)I was glad to meet ted again. I had seen him for ages
   (-)I was glad to meet ted again. I hadn't seen him for
   (?)Was I glad to meet Ted?

Why do we need english

Hello, I would like to tell you about it. English is very popular now a days. I give you 3 reason why you should to learn it

     Firs of all. You need to study it because it gives you a chance to study abroad and then you can start your own buisness in these country. 

     Second reason. You can work as a translater and travel around the world .

     And the main reason. English is widely regarded as the language of higher education. Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard and MIT are just a few of the famous universities that occupy the lofty heights of the top of the world education league tables, and you’ll need to speak English fluently for access to any of these, as they’re all English-speaking. It goes without saying that if you are able to study at one of these institutions, you’ll start your career with an illustrious name on your CV – and the benefits of that speak for themselves. If English isn’t your native language, you’ll need to take an English test during the admissions process to prove that your level of English is up to scratch for the demands of the academic environment. If you have your sights set on a top university, the effort you put in to study English as early as possible in your school years will be rewarded when it comes to the choice of universities to which you can apply.

Personal letter 1

                                                                                                               September 12th 2016

                                                                                                                    Sirenevaya 28

                                                                                                                    Chelyabinsk

                                                                                                                         Russia

   Dear Mary,

 Thank you for the last letter. 

At the summer holidays I was in United states. I was in Yelowstone national park. It is a great plase to visit, there is a lot different types of gaisers. One of the most famous is the Old Faithful. My hotel was awsome, but I forgot name of this hottel. 

 Mary I have a three questions about you plans for the summer.

1st What plase do you want to visit?

2nd What you would like to do there?

3rd How many time you will spend there?

-David  

starter A

№ 1

1-video game tester

2-flight attendant

3-secret shoper

4-sales assistant

5-camp counsellor

6-police officer

7-dog walker

8-storm chaser

9-sports coach

№2

1-whitewater rafting

2-street luge

3-speed skiing

4-mountain biking

5-windsurfing

6-motocross

7-paragliding

8-rock climbing

№3

1-fame

2-lighting

3-audience

4-perfomance

5-icon

6-props

7-stage

8-curtain

9-scene

10-scenery

№4

1-account

2-engine

3-

4-profile

5-

6-

7-

8-

Art & Culture

   Hello    my name is David I study at school 7 keys and I want told about art & culture.                             

For example we got to know about china nad about teracotta army.



                                        The teracotta army
This soldiers made from teracotta- red clay
   
 

    The Terracotta Army or the "Terracotta Warriors and Horses" is a collection of terracotta sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China. It is a form of funerary art buried with the emperor in 210–209 BCE and whose purpose was to protect the emperor in his afterlife.
    In addition to the warriors, an entire necropolis built for the emperor was found surrounding the first emperor's tomb mound. The earthen tomb mound is located at the foot of Mount Li and built in a pyramidal shape with Qin Shi Huang’s necropolis complex constructed as a microcosm of his imperial palace or compound.


                                                    The Garma Festival

                                       
The Garma Festival of Traditional Culture is an annual festival that is held in north-east Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory, Australia. It is a celebration of the cultural inheritance of the Yolngu people and cultural inheritance, the aim is at sharing knowlege and culture. The festival site is at Gulkula that is approximately 40 kilometers from Nhulunbuy. The festival attracts around 20 different cultural groups from around Arnhem Land and the Northern Territory.

 
                                                 Roadside attractions
                                 
                                  

                 Ave Maria Grotto, Cullman, Ala.

  
     With discarded building supplies, marbles, bricks, tiles, pipes, seashells, costume jewelry and plastic animals, Brother Joseph Zoettl constructed more than 125 miniature reproductions of many of the world's most famous religious structures and landmarks. The Benedictine monk of St. Bernard Abbey in Cullman, Ala., devoted some 50 years to the project. "To pass the time, I started hobbies," he once said. 


                                                                            It's Venice...


                              In April 1996, Sheldon Adelson announced plans to create the property the largest resort on the Strip. This project would be situated on the former Sands property. On November 26, 1996, eight years after it was purchased by the owners of The Interface Group - Adelson, Richard Katzeff, Ted Cutler, Irwin Chafetz and Jordan Shapiro, the Sands Hotel was imploded to make way for The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino. Groundbreaking for the hotel began on April 14, 1997.