Reading
Task 1. Read the information. Match the name of holiday with the suitable part A, B, C or D. (Прочитайте информацию. Сопоставьте название праздника с подходящей частью A, B, C или D)
People in UK celebrate this holiday in January. They have parties where guests dress up in costumes and cover their faces with masks. Next day people visit friends, relatives.
It is a holiday for children in UK. Children dressed in costumes knock on their neighbours’ doors and ask: “Do you want “trick” or “treat?”. Give them “a treat”, (money, or sweets). They go away.
People celebrate this holiday in March in Kazakhstan. People have “kozhe”, “baursak”, drink “kymys” and “shubat”. Over 100 nationalities celebrate this holiday.
People in many countries decorate Christmas trees and give each other presents. Children leave a long sock or stocking at the end of the bed on December 24. They think that Santa Claus usually come down the chimney during the night and brings them presents. The special food is a big turkey and Christmas pudding.
January 1 – New Year holiday
October 31 – Halloween
December 25 – Christmas Day
March 22 – Nauryz holiday
Writing
Task 2. Write sentences about your favorite season answering the following questions:
How many seasons are there in a year?
What is your favorite season?
What is the weather like in your favorite season?
What season were you born?
Why do you like this season?
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1. when are they doing their homework?
2. who is our new teacher?
3. where is the car?
4. which blouse do you like?
5. how is your mom feeling?
6. what book is it?
7. when your sister phones her boyfriend?
8. how long she talked to him?
9. how many cars do your parents have?
10. when are they coming to visit?
11. when is he going to work?
12. who is your brother?
13. why don't you get up early?
14. how often do you have an english lesson?
15. what kind of songs are they singigng?
16. whose book is this?
17. how do they usually go to work?
Объяснение:
Tverskaya is the main street of Moscow, and this is where I live. The first sidewalks appeared here, the first horse-drawn tram was launched, and the electrification of street lamps began from Tverskaya. There are many cars, cafes, restaurants and, of course, people everywhere. There are also many bus stops and shops: a flower shop, a grocery store and a small supermarket. We can see many interesting places, and one of them is the Hotel Dresden. Surgeon Nikolai Pirogov, writers Ivan Turgenev, Nikolai Nekrasov, Alexander Ostrovsky, Anton Chekhov have repeatedly stayed here. The street itself is long and wide. And in spring this street is especially beautiful, because of the flowering trees and many flowers.