Speaking in public Not (1) many / much people like standing up in front of other people and giving a talk. It's scary, and not
(2) many/ much fun at all! However, (3) a lot / lot of people have to do it sometimes. There are a (4) few
/ little things you can do to make it easier. First, practise what you're going to say (5) lot / lots of times.
Second, take a (6) few/little time before you start speaking to relax. Look at the people in the audience
and smile. Third, speak clearly and loudly, and don't speak too fast. (7) No/Not many people like
listening to someone who they can't understand!​

I'd like to describe picture N1. Here is a picture of a little girl. But

I suppose she is old enough to study at school.

I think so , because i can see a blackboard in the background. She might be in school right now.I can also see some sheets of paper. the girl is writing something on them

The girl seems to be concentrated but also has a smile on her face. She is wearing some clothes ,which might be a school uniform.

Personally, this picture appeals to me because it reminds me my school years ,when i was in a primary school.

1. Don't go to Nick's place now, he is working. He will finish his homework at seven o'clock. If you come after seven, he will be very glad.

2. Has Pete gone to the cinema? — Yes, I think so. He usually plays in the yard at this time, and now he isn't there.

3. He was reading a book at five o'clock yesterday.

4. Will you go for a walk with me? — I am sorry, I can't. I am doing my homework. I haven't written the English exercise yet. If you wait for me, I will go with you in half an hour. I want to go for a walk very much, because I didn't go for a walk yesterday.

5. Yesterday the children had done all their homework before mother came home, and when she came, they were playing with the cat.

6. I lost my key when I was playing in the yard yesterday.

7. Ring me up as soon as you come home.

8. Where do you usually take books for reading?