Make a story according to this scheme, indicating the problem, its consequences and solution. You can use the ready-made sentences from lesson 40 to tell the story.

1. If I were you, I wouldn't have a bath every day.

2 If we protect the environment, the world will become a better place to live in.

3 When ice melts, it becomes water.

4 Thousands of animals will lose their homes unless we stop global warming.

5 If you cycled to work, you would help to reduce air pollution.

6 If I were you, I would walk to work instead of driving.

7 Unless people care the environment, the amount of drinking water will decrease.

8 Thousands of creatures will dye unless we stop global warming.

9 If everyone recycled rubbish, it would help to reduce air pollution.

10 When the sun sets, it gets dark.

Most of Ukraine’s top-notch festivals are the religious festivals: the Orthodox Christmas, celebrated on January 7; and Easter, locally called Paskha, when there are midnight services and day-long processions through the streets.

Religion, however, is not the only cause for celebration, and most of Ukraine’s large cities have annual festivals centring on music, dance, food and wine. Kiev, for instance, has a `Kiev Days’ towards the end of May, and Lviv hosts the National Virtuoso festival all through May. The National Virtuoso festival features musical and theatrical performances based on the theme of nationalism. Yalta’s Crimean Stars festival is, similarly, a festival of music and dance.

Other popular festivals and events in Ukraine include the Sarochin Market (Central Ukraine, in August) and the Independence Day celebrations, also in August.