Fill in the gaps with some/any 10.Is there jam for tea? – 11.Yes, there is jam for tea.

1. How many nationalities can be counted in the New Britain totally?
2. How many different languages do people in Britain speak now?
3. How many people living in the UK say they are British?
4. Are there many people with multiple nationalities in Britain now?
5. Does the multicultural diversity affect the English language and culture?
6. How many religions do the English people preach now?
7. Are there any other popular cuisines in Britain now rather than old traditional one?
8. Is the New Britain proud of the changes that had happened to it?
9. Is it uncommon for the Londoners to organize multicultural festivals?
10. Does the diversity influence people's preferences regarding movies?
11. Do Londoners tend to attend the Notting Hill Carnival?
12. Can we say that Britain is full of people from all over the world right now?

1. My
sister gets up at eight o'clock. 2. She is a
school-girl. She goes to school in the afternoon. 3. Jane
is fond of sports. She does her morning exercises every day. 4. For
breakfast she has two eggs, a sandwich and a cup of tea. 5. After
breakfast she goes to school. 6. It takes him
two hours to do his homework. 7. She speaks French well. 8. My working day begins at seven o'clock. I get up,  switch on the radio and  do my morning exercises. It takes me fifteen minutes, At half past seven we have breakfast. My fa­ther and I  leave home at eight o'clock. He  takes a bus to his factory. My mother is a doctor,
she leaves home at nine o'clock. In the evening we  gather in the living-room. We  watch TV and  talk.