How much time do children in Britain watch TV? - Children in Britain watch TV for over four hours a day.

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General

1. Does the United Kingdom consist of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?

2. Is the UK washed on the westen coast by the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea?

3. Are there many rivers in the country?

4. Can the island of Great Britain be roughly divided into two main regions-Lowland Britain and Highland Britain?

5 Are most of Great Britain's industries concerned with the production of iron and steel goods, textiles and chemicals?

 

special

1. What countries does the United Kingdom consist of?

2. What ocean is the UK washed on the westen coast by?

3. Where are there many rivers?

4. How many main regions can the island of Great Britain be roughly divided into?

5 What production are most of Great Britain's industries concerned with?

 

alternative

1. Does the United Kingdom or the United States of America consist of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?

2. Is the UK washed on the westen or easten coast by the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea?

3. Are there many rivers or lakes in the country?

4. Can the island of Great Britain be roughly divided into two or three main regions?

5 Are most of Great Britain's industries concerned with the production of iron and steel goods, or textiles and chemicals?

 

disjunctive

1. The United Kingdom consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, doesn't it?

2. The UK is washed on the westem coast by the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea, isn't it?

3. There are many rivers in the country, aren't there?

4. The island of Great Britain can be roughly divided into two main regions-Lowland Britain and Highland Britain, can't it?

5 Most of Great Britain's industries are concerned with the production of iron and steel goods, textiles and chemicals, aren't they?

 

 

1. I won't be working...
2. He'll be watching...
3. Will you be meeting...
4. We'll be playing
5. You won't be listening to..., you'll be studying.
6. She'll be skiing this time next week.
7. What will you be doing...
I'll be swimming in the pool.

1. The classroom was empty. Everyone had left.
2. Had he learned English before he went to England? Yes, he had.
3. He hadn't studied German before he went to university.
The plate was empty. We had eaten it all.
When I arrived at the party Tom had already left.
George didn't go to the cinema with us as he had already seen the film twice.
They weren't hungry. They had already had lunch.
He bought s new car after he had moved to Moscow.
She had discussed all the details with the customers before we arrived.
Susan had written the letter before the dinner started.