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When you are served some food you don't like at the guests you should say: "I'd rather not have any of that. Thank you".

Don't forget to buy a tea.
We havent got no tea
at five o clock English people have the with sandwiches and cakes
Cows give us the milk and meat
We have got a few tea at home? dont buy any
We didnt buy a lot of food last Saturday
Dont tell that you are clever
He often says me that he is very busy/
I am sure he will be OK in few days
I have got little furniture in my new room/ I am not going tj buy anything this year/

Paul: Yes. It’s really exciting. I can’t wait.
Katie: Let me see now, that’ll be no money, no time off and no summer. I can only see positives!
Paul: Ha-Ha, how witty you are, very funny. Is it worth even trying to explain to a summer department store worker such as yourself?
Katie: Steady on brother! OK — tell me about it. I am all ears.
Paul: Did you know there are thousands of people with no computer skills? Think about that for a moment. What jobs today don’t need computers? And think about our media surroundings. It’s all websites, virtual opportunities, social networking and so on. Then just imagine you don’t understand any of it. Imagine no prospect ever of getting a job or even....
Katie: Paul — there is no excuse nowadays for anyone not having basic computer skills.
Paul: Really? What about people over 50? They never had computer classes at school because for ordinary people then, there were no computers. And what about those disadvantaged by dyslexia, or those from tough home environments, or the elderly, or...
Katie: I get the picture. Go on.
Paul: I’ll be in a training centre, giving one-to-one tuition to people whose lives might really change for the better. I did one evening a week last term and loved it. Now I have a whole summer.
Katie: Well I will work 7 days a week for most of the summer. And then I am going to the south of France with James and we’ll have the summer holiday of our lives.
Paul: That’s great Katie. Don’t think I don’t approve or even that I am not a tiny bit jealous. I am not a saint and actually in a sense, we are both taking the same option.
Katie: What do you mean?
Paul: You, dear sister, and I are both choosing exactly what we want to do this summer and really, we are making that choice only for ourselves.
Katie: Well — I still think you should get a halo.

your English, I am sure. Nina: You are kidding , aren't you? Will they ask me many questions? Andrew: No, I don't think so: just two or three. Nina: Oh! And will I have to read a text and then translate it? Andrew: Yes, that's one of the things everybody does. Nina: And will I write anything? Andrew: I think they will tell you to write some questions on the text. Nina: I see. I hope I will have enough time to write the questions. Andrew: Don't worry , they will give you at least half an hour to get ready. Nina: I am going look through my grammar books this afternoon and practise reading aloud. Andrew: I hope you won't stay up late. You should rest well before the exam. Nina: I will try to. Thanks for your time, Andy. See you. Andrew: See you and the best of luck. Nina: Thanks.

in Scotland. We speak English, of course, but with a Scottish accent. We … (13) our own Scottish language, Gaelic. I can’t speak it. It’s very old and very difficult. Some people in the Western Highlands and … (14) the Western Isles still speak it. Let me tell you a few things about Aberdeen. It’s the third largest city in Scotland after Edinburgh and Glasgow. It’s famous … (15) an oil town because there are a lot of oil rigs in … (16) North Sea. But don’t worry, the beaches are clean. You won’t be covered in oil when you … (17) out of the sea. We live in a detached house not far … (18) the centre. It’s about twenty minutes … (19) bus. I’ve got a sister. She’s quite nice. Well, I hope this information is interesting for you. Please write back and … (20) me about your family. Love, Fiona.

11. A) will B) are liking C) going to

12. A) little B) a little C) a few

13. A) have also B) have too C) also have

14. A) on B) at C) out

15. A) as B) like C) with

16. A) a B) the C) no article

17. A) would come B) will come C) come

18. A) near B) from C) at

19. A) by B) on C) in

20. A) say B) tell C) say to