He (2) (have) breakfast in the kitchen with all the family.
Roberto (3) (like) orange juice, toast and milk.
He always (4) (have) an apple.
After breakfast Roberto (5) (make) his bed and (6) (tidy) up his bedroom.
He (7) (get) ready for lessons.
He mustn’t be late, as mother (8) is (be) very strict.
At 9.00 the Hanson kids (9) (start) their lessons.
At midday they (10) (have) lunch.
Then it’s sport time: they (11) (love) playing basketball, in-line staking and skate-boarding.
Roberto and his brothers (12) (not/have) dinner with their parents as their father is always late.
Their mother (13) (not/like) it very much.
So, at weekends they (14) (be) always together.
GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES
Moscow is located at 55 45 N and 37 37 E of the Greenwich meridian in the middle of the East European Plain. The area lies at a height of 30-35 meters above the Moskva river and about 150 meters above sea level.
TOTAL AREA
Moscow occupies more than 1,000 square kilometers.
POPULATION
More than 10 million people are living in Moscow. Among them there are representatives of about one hundred nations and ethnic groups. Russians are the largest ethnic group in Moscow.
GOVERNMENT
Moscow as a separate subject of the Russian Federation is governed by a mayor, who is popularly elected for a four-year term, and by a 35-member Duma (assembly), which is the city's legislature. Moscow consists of 10 administrative regions, which are subdivided into 128 districts.
AREA CODE
495
TIME
Moscow Standard Time — MST differs from Greenwich Mean Time — GMT
Summer MST = GMT+4 hours
Winter MST=GMT+3hours
CLIMATE
The climate in Moscow is temperate continental. It is mainly characterized by hot summers and very cold winters.
FOUNDATION
The date of Moscow's founding is generally accepted to be April 4, 1147, when the first record of Moscow in Russian chronicles was done. Moscow's history starts from a wooden fortress, which was built by order of Prince Yuri Dolgoruky on a hill at the confluence of the Moskva and the Neglinnaya rivers. It is often said that Moscow is the third Rome, because the main part of the city, according to the legend, was built on seven hills.
SYMBOL
The official symbol of Moscow is a dark-red shield, where an ancient Old-Russian subject is depicted: St. George fighting down the Serpent
MAJOR ATTRACTIONS
Moscow boasts of its numerous attractions: Kremlin, Red Square, Tretyakov Gallery, Bolshoi Theater, Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Armory, Novodevichy Convent, St. Basil Cathedral, Arbat, The Church of Christ the Savior, Poklonnaya Mountain, Archangelskoye Estate, Ostankino Estate and others.