2 Make a poster of your Collection for the future. Follow the steps in the project checklist.
O PROJECT CHECKLIST
1 Think of four things for your collection. Think of objects or people that
are interesting and popular. Use your own ideas or choose ideas, such
as: things that you use, activities that you do every day, a book that you
like, a famous person that you like, a person in your family, your favourite
possessions, or food or drink that you like.
2 Use your own photos, or find a photo of each object or person on the
internet or in a magazine.
3 Write a short text for each photo. Explain what the photo is.
4 Stick your photos and texts on some paper. Write a title and your name.

My name is Sergei. I’m ten years old. To have time to do everything I try to map out my time correctly. I wake up at 7 o’clock every day except Sunday. I wash myself, clean my teeth with a tooth-brush and have my breakfast. In the mornings I like to eat fried eggs or omelette, cheese sandwich and to drink white coffee. My lessons begin at 8:30. I have to get to my school four stops by bus and not to be late I leave home at 7:50. At 2 o’clock the lessons are over. If the weather is good I like to go home from school on foot. After dinner I like to watch TV. I go in for boxing twice a week. My training begins at 3 o’clock and lasts for an hour. Then I do my homework. My parents go home after their work at half past five and we have supper at about six o’clock. I go for a walk with my friends in the evening. We go to the cinema or spend time in the public garden. I go to bed at 10 o’clock. 

  1. He lives somewhere near here.
Does he live somewhere near here?
He doesn’t live somewhere near here.  
2. Something fell on the floor in the kitchen.
Did anything fall on the floor in the kitchen?
Nothing fell on the floor in the kitchen.  
3. Somebody from the Department of Education is here.
Is anybody from the Department of Education here?
Nobody from the Department of Education is here.  
4. There is something in what he says.
Is there anything in what he says?
There is nothing in what he says.  
5. They knew something about it.
Did they know anything about it?
They knew nothing about it.  
6. There is someone in the room.
Is there anyone in the room?
There is no one in the room.  
7. I want to tell you something.
Do you want to tell me anything?
I want to tell you nothing.  
8. Someone is knocking at the door.
Is anyone knocking at the door?
 No one is knocking at the door.  
9. I saw this man somewhere.
Did you see this man anywhere?
I saw this man nowhere.  
10. Something has happened.
Has anything happened?
Nothing has happened.