Поставить 3 типа вопросов к тексту.! what i think about teaching profession when we first come to school, a teacher meets us. she says: "good morning, children. i am your teacher. i am going to teach you how to write, to read and to count". no matter how many teachers we have after that, we remember our first teacher's name for the rest of our lives. during our school-years the teachers change, we really have a lot of them. when we leave school and go to a professional school or university, there are other teachers. even when we are mature adults, with all our diplomas, if we want to learn something new, we go to a teacher. teachers are with us all our life. we always remember what they say and how they act. often they let us down. what should a teacher be like, so that his very existence isn't a complete disappointment for his students? a teacher should be competent. he should study all the time. a teacher dies when he stops teaching himself. a teacher should be tactful. he should never mock the students if they say or do something wrong. it's the easiest way to discourage them. teaching them something new is like teaching a baby to walk. it requires infinite patience. if you are impatient, you break the baby's leg, and this baby will never walk. of course, a teacher shouldn't smoke or overindulge in drinking. it is also important how the teacher looks. i would suggest that all teachers do their exercises every day before they go to work. when a clumsy, floppy and gloomy creature enters the classroom and teaches you what is the best way of living and what you should do in life, would you believe him? i wouldn't. when a teacher feels that his students irritate him and he snaps at them; when he notices that he cannot answer their questions on the subject; when the expression of his face is always angry and unfriendly - he should change his job immediately and keep away from school. do teachers always do what they should?

Parents are the closest people in the world for every child, for every little boy and girl. I am strongly convinced that those children who have no Mum and Dad are very unhappy. And even when we grow up, we need our parents, and they need us. As for me, I am very lucky, because I have a big and friendly family: a mother, a father, a brother, two grandmothers and a grandfather. Of course, we don’t live in one flat. Our grandparents live separately, but we often visit them and always help each other. And today I am going to tell about my parents, who are the dearest people in the world for me.

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Родители – самые близкие в мире люди для каждого ребенка, для каждого маленького мальчика и каждой девочки. Я глубоко убеждена в том, что дети, у которых нет мамы и папы очень несчастны. И даже когда мы вырастаем, мы нуждаемся в своих родителях, а наши родители нуждаются в нас. Что касается меня, то мне очень повезло, потому что у меня большая и дружная семья: мать, отец, брат, две бабушки и дедушка. Конечно, мы не живем в одной квартире. Бабушки и дедушка живут отдельно, но мы часто навещаем их и всегда друг другу. А сегодня я хочу рассказать о своих родителях, которые являются для меня самыми дорогими людьми в мире.

My friend's name is Petrov. He lives in the centre of Moscow. He works at the Ministry of Foreign Trade. He is an engineer and he is also a student. Many engineers in their Ministry learn foreign languages. He learns English. They have their English in the morning.

They are at the lesson now. Jane is standing at the blackboard. She's writing an English sentence. They aren't writing. They're looking at the blackboard.

They don't often write in class. Sometimes they have dictations. During the lesson they read their text-book and do a lot of exercises. They don't often speak Russian in class. They speak English to their teacher. They usually speak Russian after classes.

“What's your friend's name?" "His name's Smirnov."

"Where does he work?" "He works at an office."

"What does he do?" "He is an engineer."

"Does he learn French?" "No, he doesn't."

"What language does he learn ?" "He learns English."

"When does he usually have his English?" "In the evening."

"Is he having a lesson now?" "No, he doesn't"