What are the titles of Paul’s books?

2 Where does he live?



3 What did he do before he became a writer?



4 How does he relax at home?



5 Who is his favourite author?



6 Why does he go to Vermont?



7 What musical instrument can he play?



8 Where does he want to buy a house?

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Higher education is a great privilege.  In my opinion students must pay for it if their school marks are not very good as they enter universities.  If they finish school with very good marks, they must study further free of charge.  Both good and bad students must be given a chance of free education (which means that the state pays for them) if they greatly improve their marks during examinations at universities.  Also it is the state that must pay for education if there are few people who want to learn unprestigious professions. And vice-versa, if there are too many people who want to learn popular professions, those with worse marks after school must pay.

1. I will phone her tomorrow. (When? Who?) 2. We will hold a seminar on his problem in two days. (When? What? Who?) 3. The exam will start at 8.30 tomorrow, (What time? When? What?) 4. They will learn Spanish next year. (When? What? Who?) 5. I will write to you every day. (How often? Who?) 6. She will do information technology at the university. (Where? What? Who?) 7. My classmates will have a talk with the Head of the Department tomorrow. (Who? When? Whose? What?) 8. They will have their teaching practice at school next term. (What? When? Where? Who?) 9. Dr. Smith will lecture at our university for two terms. (Where? How long? Who?) 10. Students will have a vacation in two weeks. (What? When? How many?)