My friend's name is Petrov. He lives in the centre of Moscow. He works at the Ministry of Foreign Trade. He is an engineer and he is also a student. Many engineers in their Ministry learn foreign languages. He learns English. They have their English in the morning.
They are at the lesson now. Jane is standing at the blackboard. She's writing an English sentence. They aren't writing. They're looking at the blackboard.
They don't often write in class. Sometimes they have dictations. During the lesson they read their text-book and do a lot of exercises. They don't often speak Russian in class. They speak English to their teacher. They usually speak Russian after classes.
“What's your friend's name?" "His name's Smirnov."
"Where does he work?" "He works at an office."
"What does he do?" "He is an engineer."
"Does he learn French?" "No, he doesn't."
"What language does he learn ?" "He learns English."
"When does he usually have his English?" "In the evening."
"Is he having a lesson now?" "No, he doesn't"
My name is Misha. I am 10 and I am a student. I am from Russia and i live in Moscow. I love my motherland. I live with my parents in a big flat. We got a balcony. In the living room there is TV. Near our house there are a lot of shops.
I haven't got a dog, but I have a cat. My cat is clever and it can run fast. I like my cat.
My mother's name is Natalia. She can drive a car. My father's name is Roman. He can cook tasty food. I can cook, but i can't drive a car. My mother, my father and I like watching TV, do sports and buying a new clothes. We dislike cleaning the house.
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1.We are always told that we should clean our teeth regularly to keep them healthy and to have fresh breath. 2.For example, the people of ancient Egypt used salt, mint, dried flowers and pepper to create tooth powder. 3.The first toothpaste appeared in 1890, in Great Britain.
1. What should we do every day to keep our teeth healthy?
2. Who used salt, mint, dried flowers and pepper to create tooth powder?
3. When and where did the first toothpaste appear?