Task 3. Choose ONE of the topics below. Follow the tips for writing.
Write about 70-90 words.

Topic 1 ‘Our class’:
Paragraph 1: About myself (name, age, where do you live)
Paragraph 2 About your school(Think about your school. What is good and bad about your school? Write the school subjects which you like/ dislike)
Paragraph 3: About your classmates (Describe your best classmate, tell about his/her personality)
Paragraph 4: Activities after school ( what do you usually do after school)

I. Fill in the correct word:

1. Don't be so patient! If he wants to tell you what happened he will.
- The correct word is patient. It means not getting upset or angry easily, and being able to wait calmly.

2. She has green eyes and long hair.
- No word needs to be filled in this sentence.

3. Your paintings are amazing. You are really very creative.
- The correct word is creative. It means having the ability to think of new and original ideas.

4. Dan is tall, well-built, and really determined. Be fit! We'll come in a minute.
- The correct word is determined. It means having a strong desire to succeed and being willing to work hard for it.

5. Betty has a lot of friends. She's very sociable.
- The correct word is sociable. It means enjoying the company of others and being friendly and outgoing.

6. Tom often goes to the gym. He is very fit.
- The correct word is fit. It means being in good physical shape and healthy.

7. Lily is a model. She is tall and slim.
- No word needs to be filled in this sentence.

8. This pilot is really daring. He set a lot of aviation world records.
- The correct word is daring. It means being willing to take risks and being adventurous.

9. My sister is very determined. When she wants something, she does everything to achieve it.
- No word needs to be filled in this sentence.

10. My sister is very curious. When she wants something, she does everything to achieve it.
- The correct word is curious. It means having a strong desire to know or learn something.

II. Choose and underline the correct word:

1. I found the book really boring.
- The correct word is boring. It means not interesting or exciting.

2. Dad said he was really disappointed in us.
- The correct word is disappointed. It means feeling sad or displeased because something did not meet your expectations.

3. The lesson was quite interesting.
- The correct word is interesting. It means catching or holding the attention or curiosity.

4. Jane is always tired after work.
- The correct word is tired. It means feeling a need to rest or sleep.

5. Jack is scared of spiders.
- The correct word is scared. It means feeling fear or extreme apprehension.

6. It's a little bit surprising to see you here.
- The correct word is surprising. It means causing a feeling of astonishment or mild shock.

III. Complete the sentences using back, away, up, for, with:

1. John gave boxing up two years ago because of health problems.
- The correct word is up. It means to stop doing or using something.

2. Jules Verne is famous for his adventure novels.
- The correct word is for. It means being known or admired because of a particular thing or quality.

3. Give me my skateboard back!
- The correct word is back. It means returning something to the original owner.

4. Shelly gave her book collection to the school library.
- The correct word is to. It means giving something or transferring it to a person or place.

5. I don't need your help. I can cope with my problems.
- The correct word is with. It means dealing effectively with something difficult.

IV. Choose and underline the correct word:

1. I am talking about the girl who is sitting on the sofa.
- The correct word is who. It is used to refer to a person or people.

2. This is the skate-park where people come to skateboard.
- The correct word is where. It is used to ask or refer to the place or situation in which something happens.

3. My mom made a cake which tasted really delicious.
- The correct word is which. It is used to refer to a thing or things.

4. The girl whose hair is very long is my elder sister.
- The correct word is whose. It is used to show possession or ownership.

5. 2001 was the year when we played in the chess tournament.
- The correct word is when. It is used to refer to the time or moment at which something happened.

V. Put the adjectives into the correct order:

1. English middle-aged nice writer.
- The correct order is: nice middle-aged English writer.

2. Japanese interesting young student.
- The correct order is: interesting young Japanese student.

3. Greek well-built famous boxer.
- The correct order is: well-built famous Greek boxer.

4. French tall sociable actor.
- The correct order is: tall sociable French actor.

5. Italian teenage talented artist.
- The correct order is: talented teenage Italian artist.

These are the answers to the questions in Test Form 7, Module 3, Variant 1. If you have any further questions or need explanations, feel free to ask.

Dear [Friend's Name],

I hope this letter finds you well. I recently read your message about the argument you had with your mom, and I understand how you must feel. It's important to consider your mom's perspective and find ways to compromise and help out around the house.

Regarding your first question, I have several home duties that I regularly attend to. For instance, I help with some basic household chores such as cleaning my room, making the bed, and taking out the trash. Additionally, I assist my parents with grocery shopping and help prepare meals a few times a week. These responsibilities help create a sense of cooperation and maintain a tidy living environment.

In terms of frequency, I try to help out around the house as often as I can. It's crucial to maintain a consistent schedule to ensure that household tasks are completed efficiently. Therefore, I dedicate time every day to assist with chores or take on other responsibilities. This not only helps me develop a sense of responsibility, but it also lightens the burden on my parents.

If ever I dislike my household chores, I try to approach the situation positively. It is natural to feel some resistance towards certain tasks, but I remind myself of the importance of contributing to the household. To make it more enjoyable, I often listen to music or involve my siblings in the chores, turning them into a fun activity. Additionally, setting goals and rewarding myself after completing tasks helps create a positive mindset.

I hope my response provides you with some insight and guidance on managing household duties. Remember, open communication and compromise are essential in resolving conflicts with your mom. Good luck, and I am here if you need further assistance.

Take care!

Best regards,

[Your Name]