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Last time I (be) in the theater on the play, written by Maugham. It (be named) "Theatre". It (be) first night. But all (perform) so realistically, so true to life that I (begin) to feel for them like in real life. All the play, the acting, the staging (be) beyond any description. The audience in times (cannot tear) their eyes away from
the stage. All the actors (have) wonderful dresses and the scenery (be) out of ordinary. The spectators (be) deeply impressed by the play and the cast. I never (see) the audience applauded so much before. Many people (throw) flowers on the stage. It (be) a play I would remember for a long. In the beginning of the story she (be) young, unpracticed actress. She worried before the performance: her heart (be beating), hands (be trembling), but when she (come) into the stage, her voice (become) firm. Years (pass) and we see Julia: she (be) 46. But she still (have) lovely figure, long legs, and rich low voice. She (go) through the trial of love, passion, devotion and work. It (seem) to me, that the author (sympathize) to her, because she (manage) with each difficult situation. She (become) the "cold" actress. She (know) that she (be) the best. In my opinion she (learn) to live as she (like) and at the same time she (make) everybody happy. Julia (be) a crack jack, so she didn't let the emotions take over her. She (live) the life of her character, but also the actress always (remember) her teacher's words: "Don't be natural, only seem natural".
The leading female role (be played) by a young actress. And I would like to describe her. At first I would like to tell so words about her appearance. She (have) a lovely figure, everyone (admit) that, she (be) fairly tall for a woman, she (have) long legs. It (be) a pity that she had never had a chance to play Rosaline. She always (want) to play Shakespeare, but even her Beatrice hadn't been loved by the critics. It (be) so because of her low, rich voice, perfect for long passages and emotional roles, but not for the blank verse. Julia (be) very proud of her beauty, even when she (be) 46. Some people can say Julia (be) a "cold" actress, but I can't agree with them. She could make the audience be completely carried away by her speech and articulation. In bygone years she (be) intolerably nervous by the first night, but having passed through the ordeals so many times she had acquired certain nonchalance. After the play, if she (be) satisfied by her work, Julia pleased, exited and happy (go) to her dressing-room. In life Julia (be) a businesslike and not only in life, but in her job, family and even love. She (love) her husband until she (need) him; maybe she (be) artificial in her feeling. After all she (be) very talented actress and this role (be not) easy for playing.
Meet my family. There are five of us – my parents, my elder brother, my baby sister and me. First, meet my mum and dad, Jane and Michael. My mum enjoys reading and my dad enjoys playing chess with my brother Ken. My mum is slim and rather tall. She has long red hair and big brown eyes. She has a very pleasant smile and a soft voice. My mother is very kind and understanding. We are real friends. She is a housewife. As she has three children, she is always busy around the house. She takes care of my baby sister Meg, who is only three months old. My sister is very small and funny. She sleeps, eats and sometimes cries. We all help our mother and let her have a rest in the evening. Then she usually reads a book or just watches TV. My father is a doctor. He is tall and handsome. He has short dark hair and gray eyes. He is a very hardworking man. He is rather strict with us, but always fair. My elder brother Ken is thirteen, and he is very clever. He is good at Maths and always helps me with it, because I can hardly understand all these sums and problems. Ken has red hair and brown eyes. My name is Jessica. I am eleven. I have long dark hair and brown eyes. I am not as clever as my brother, though I try to do my best at school too. I am fond of dancing. Our dancing studio won The Best Dancing Studio 2015 competition last month. I am very proud of it. I also like to help my mother with my little sister very much. Our family is very united. We love each other and always try to spend more time together.
Everyone knows that tea is the most popular drink in Britain. It's even more popular than coffee, which is favoured throughout Europe and America.
The Dutch brought the first tea to Europe in 1610. But it was not until 1658 that the first advertisement for tea appeared in a London newspaper. At that time a pound of the cheapest tea cost about one-third of a skilled worker's weekly wages. Tea was guarded by the lady of the house and kept in special containers, often with a lock and carefully doled out by the teaspoon.
By 1750 tea had become the principal drink of all the classes in Britain. Later, tea-drinking developed into a fashionable social ritual. Tea parties were popular at home and soon the ritual of "afternoon tea" was firmly established.
Nowadays, throughout the homes, tea shops and hotels of Britain, the custom of tea-time continues. Tea in Britain is brewed in a teapot. Then the one spoonful of tea per person and one for the pot is added.
Most people in Britain prefer a rich, strong cup of tea with milk, and sugar is sometimes added to taste.