2 Read and complete the table. 1) tulip 2) sparrow 3) sunflower 4) eagle 5) peacock
6) Swallow 7) Ostrich 8) goat 9) hummingbird
10) penguin 11) butterfly 12) elephant 13) parrot
14) monkey 15) grasshopper 16) mulberry 17) tiger
18) bear 19) ant 20) duck 21) crocodile 22) ladybird
28) horse 29) wolf 30) caterpillar 31) willow 32) fir
23) mosquito 24) rose 25) lion 26) zebra 27) giraffe
animals
8
Birds
2
Insects
11
Trees and flowers
1

When we have time for leisure, we usually need something that can interest and amuse us. There are several ways to do this. In big cities it's often difficult to decide where to go in the evening.If we want to go out there are a lot of theatres, cinemas and clubs in our country where we can spend our free time. (But in small towns and villages they have no actors of their own. So they invite a group of actors from a big town to show plays.)People who are fond of music join a musical section where they are taught to play different instruments. Those who like to dance join a dancing section.People who are interested in sports can join sport sections such as tennis, basket-boll, chess and others. And, of course, all the people use radio or television. They switch on the radio set or TV set and choose the programme they like best of all. People who are interested in sports listen to or watch football and basket-ball matches. Everyone likes to see skating and dancing on the ice.Some people like music. They listen to concerts of modern and old music, new and old songs and see dances. Television helps us to "visit" different lands, see fish and insects, lakes, rivers and seas. We are shown different countries, cities and people who live there. On TV people could even see both sides of the Moon.Radio and television extend our knowledge about the world. All that we can do at home. So I think, that ways in which leisure time can be spent are different and interesting! 

My Favourite Season - AutumnI like autumn very much. The autumn months are: September, October, November.In September summer yields to autumn. The days become shorter and the nights become longer. The sun rays are not so bright and warm. The fruit trees that not long ago bloomed with flowers are heavy with juicy apples and pears. Harvest time is a rush season for farmers. They gather sunflowers and maize, potatoes and cabbage, turnip and cucumbers, carrots and tomatoes. Early autumn is the period of flaming colours, when the landscape is gold and brown. In the daytime the silver gossamer is flying in the air. It’s a sign of the beautiful “Indian Summer”. But unfortunately this period of fine weather is very short and deep autumn follows it.