Is it a necessary to have an economic status in order to go to the library?​

1.Does your brother live in Moscow? -No, he does not. He lives in Kiev. 2.There is a policeman at the door. 3.Do you like reading books? -Yes, I like to read very much. 4.She is pretty and friendly. 5.There are some mistakes in your dictation. 6.Where is the nearest bus stop, please? 7. Do the shops open at 8 o'clock?-No, they are closed. 8.It sounds interesting. 9.You are a teacher, aren't you? 10.The Hays seem to be a really happy family. 11.When it is cold, we put on warm clothes. 12. Is that hotel expensive? 13.He thinks he is right. 14.The sweater is nice, the trousers are nice, too. 15.Bad news travels fast. 16.My hair is not clean. 17.Mary teaches Mathematics at school. 18.There is a programme for youth and two films on TV.

My town is not too big, but there are some peculiarities with its traffic. People can come to their places by bus or trolley-bus. Most pensioners prefer those kinds of transport. Adults and the youth choose minibuses. We don't have trams and metro here. In the centre of the town there is a railway station. However our town is not huge city, there can also be some traffic jams. They may happen at 9 o'clock in the morning and at 6 o'clock in the evening when people come to work and return to home. I believe, it will be better to have metro in our town because the number of cars is grown every day!

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