We can differentiate the Welsh from the English by appearance. * False
True

The Welsh are proud of their nation. *
True
False

Their speech is calm and slow. *
True
False

The Welshmen’s speech is extremely expressive and poetic. *
True
False

They often use pictorial descriptions in ordinary speech. *
True
False

The Welsh enjoy listening to a good speech. *
True
False

They are not critical. *
True
False

Most Welshmen speak Welsh and English. *
False
True

Answer the questions.
Оцінка за відповіді на запитання - після перевірки вчителем.
What is their speech like? What is special of their speech?
What is their attitude to the language?
What is the contribution of Welsh literature to the national culture?

17. Mike goes to a public school in Birmingham. He is thirteen and is in his third year now. His parents wanted to send him to a comprehensive school but Mike was against
it. He likes his school and his studies, and he thinks that if he went to
a boarding school, he would miss his home. The school he goes to
is mixed. Mike has a lot of friends at school both among boys and girls. The
classes run from nine am till quarter past four pm. Mike’s favorite subject
at school is IT. He says he wants to become a programmer when he graduates.
Besides, he is fond of sports. He plays football and volleyball. The school he goes to has excellent sports facilities.
16.Compare British and Russian schools. Speak on the following:
•age of admission to schools(возраст поступления в школу)
•term of compulsory education;(продолжительность обязательного обучения)
•subjects;(предметы )
•exams;(экзамены)
•uniform;(школьная форма)
•admission to colleges and universities.(поступление в колледжи и университеты)

Все в Present Simple:
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is generally thought of as a measure of an economy's aggregate output or income. The one exception to this rule is housing, since expenditure on new housing is placed in the investment category. This category counts all consumption spending regardless of whether the spending is on domestic or foreign goods and services, and the consumption of foreign goods is corrected for in the net exports category.
Investment, represented by the letter I, is the amount that households and businesses spend on items that are used to make more goods and services. Like consumption, investment expenditure can be used to purchase capital and other items from either domestic or foreign producers, and this is corrected for in the net exports category.
Inventory is another common investment category for businesses, since items that are produced but not sold in a given time period are considered as having been purchased by the company that made them. Therefore, the accumulation of inventory is considered positive investment, and the liquidation of existing inventory is counted as negative investment.