1. It (is) ... a cool autumn day. The wind (is blowing) ... and the leaves (are falling) ... to the ground. 2. My roommate (eats) ... breakfast at exactly seven o'clock every morning. I usually (don't eat) breakfast at all. What time (do you eat) in the morning? 3. A: (Do you shop) ... at this store every week? B: No I usually (shop) ... at the store near my apartment. A: Why (are you shopping) ... here now? B: I (am trying) ... to find something special for my father's birthday. 4. A: Flowers! Flowers for sale! Yes, sir! Can I help you? B: I'll take those - the yellow ones. A: Here you are, mister. Are they for a special occasion? B: I (am buying) . them for my wife. I (buy) ... her flowers on the first day of every month. 5. A: I like to read. How about you? (Do you read) . a lot? B: Yes, I (read) . at least one novel each week, and I (subscribe) ... to several magazines. And I always (look) . at the newspaper during breakfast. 6. A: Knock, knock! Anybody home? Hey, Bill! Hi! It's me. Where are you? B: I (am) . in the bedroom! A: What are you doing? B: I (am trying) ... to sleep! A: Oh. Sorry. I won't bother you. Tom, shhh. Bill (is resting) . 7. Before you begin to study, you should ask yourself two questions. First, "Why (am I studying) ... this subject right now?" Second, "What (do I want) . to learn about this topic?" Students (need) . to understand the purpose of their study. 8. In cold climates many trees (lose) ... their leaves in winter. They (rest) . for several months. Then they (grow) . new leaves and flowers in the spring. Some trees (keep) . their leaves during the winter and (stay) . green all year long. In some regions of the earth trees (don't grow) . any leaves. (Do trees grow) . on all of the continents in the world?
1. Jane usually goes to work by bike or on foot. 2. The plane is flying at 600 miles an hour. 3. How long does it take from New York to Los Angeles by plane? 4. Get on the train! Quick! It's ready to leave. 5. We traveled from Paris to Moscow by train. 6. I didn't use my car very often. I prefer to go on my bike. 7. I saw Jane this morning. She was on a bus which passed me. 8. I didn't feel like walking, so I came home in a taxi. 9. At last the bus arrived and I got on the bus. 10. I have to get on (off?) the train at the next stop. (get on - сесть в поезд, get off - выйти. Второе логичнее, но такого предлога нет в задании) 11. Let me help you to get your things in the car.
In Russian schools, there are only 11 grades.
Students have to use School Diary.
Classes usually end about 3 pm.
Most russian schools are public schools
In a lot of Russian public school students must to wear uniform.
There are usually about 20-30 students in one class.