Use the plan and ideas to write an article for you school magazine entitled "what can we do to improve living conditions in our city? ”plan: government / improve public transport people / use cars to get around; people / get involved in recycling schemes there/be less rubbish to pollute
environment; ban cars from city centre make streets cleaner, safer, quieter., слов надо 120-180)

1)Your parents aren't tired after a busy day, are they? Yes, they are.
2)Your aren't glad that you study English, are you? No, I'm not 
3)Your friend isn't interested in maths, is he? No, he isn't 
4)You were successful at your final school exams, weren't you? Yes, I was
5)All the students are always ready for the lesson, aren't they? Yes, they are
6)You aren't busy on Sunday, are you? No, I'm not
7)You won't be disappointed at the fact that you chose economics as your future specialty, will you? Maybe I will, maybe I won't
8)You are satisfied when you succeed, aren't you? Yes, I am
9)Not all your classmates were good at English, weren't they? Yes, they were
10)You are sure that you are never late for classes, aren't you? No, I'm not
11)You aren't afraid of writing tests, are you? Actually, I am
12)Your parents weren't surprised that you became a student, were they? No, they weren't

With shoes and trousers too big for him, and jacket too tight, moustache, bowler hat and walking cane the famous tramp portrayed by Charlie Chaplin as the little man suffering all unfair things of life. He produced a figure that would be immortal in film history. Charlie Chaplin was born in London as the son of a poor variety artist and appeared on the stage when was a child. During a tour of the USA in 1913 he was offered an engagement by the Keystone film company. His role in the film "The Tramp" made him world-famous during the 1920s. He also played in such films as "The Child" and "The Gold Rush" produced by United Artists, a film company he founded in 1919 together with Mary Pickford and others. Chaplin continued his work when the "talkies" appeared and produced such film as "Modern Times" and his masterpiece "The Great Dictator". After the Second World War he settled down in Switzerland. He died in 1977. Although he became famous in the USA he remained a British citizen all his life.