Everyday english
1 complete the sentences with the words below.
don't how again open sit
down, please
your books at page 13.
3 sorry,
understand
4 can you say that
please?
do you say that in english?
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1. Please, help Michael, he is not coping ...with the translation.
2. Can I ask you a question? What do you feel ...about learning 
two or three for eign languages at school?
3. Tanya always makes notes ...of new useful words that she finds in books.
4. How many new words can you learn ...at a time?
5. If you don't know what book to choose in the library, you can always ask ...  for information.
6. When we talk to Englishmen or Americans, we practise ...-- our English.
7. I never have a problem...---memorizing poems, but I know that a lot ...of students find it hard.
8. Are you happy ...with the way you are taught English?
9. The text was so difficult that I couldn't get the idea ...of it, though I read it three times.
10. You can use an old idiom and sound funny if you don't keep yourself ...-- up-to-date.
11. I must say I was quite disappointed ...with the film we saw yesterday.
12. My parents will be disappointed ...in me if I am late.

My favourite singer is Paul McCartney. He comes from Great Britain, Liverpool. I love his songs and I admire his amazing voice. He is a famous composer, a brilliant singer-songwriter, an excellent bass-guitarist, a well-known poet and a wonderful artist. He can play the bass guitar, guitar, keyboard, percussion, mandolin, bass, block-flute, melodica, cello, violin, sitar and even trumpet.

Paul McCartney was one of the founders of world-known The Beatles. He has repeatedly included in the Guinness Book of records, as the most successful musician and composer of contemporary history because 60 his disks have "gold" status.

My favourite song "Yesterday" holds the first place in the number of its recorded versions, "Mull of Kintyre" (Wings), created in 1977, has reached two million marks, and it still tops the list of Britain's best-sellers of all time.

16 times Paul McCartney received the Grammy awards, the Chevalier of the order of the British Empire (MBE) (1965).

In 2011, he was recognized as one of the best bass players of all time according to a survey conducted by the magazine Rolling Stone.

Paul McCartney is the best!