Language point: References and pronouns * Match the sentence halves. 1 There are a lot of new ministers in the government, and
2 The country has got a new head of state,
3 There will be elections in June,
4 This is a nation of 30 million citizens, but not all of
5 You can stand for parliament, but
6 Society won't tolerate corruption, so

a who most people are very positive about.
b when 75% of citizens will probably vote. theyal-want to make a good impression
d there are laws against it.
e this doesn't mean that you'll be elected. f them have got the right to vote.

1. Instead OF buying something FOR everyday wear, as she had first intended, Mary bought a sleeveless dress FOR better wear. 2. Nick used to go TO the library FROM time TO time to look FOR/THROUGH articles ON the subject he was very fond OF 3. I wonder why the waiter has set the table FOR two people instead OF three. 4. While speaking at the production meeting, the manager OF the factory pointed OUT that each OF the workers and engineers was responsible FOR carrying OUT the plan. 5. She said that the new film was worth seeing, but there was such an expression ON her face that I thought she was only saying it FOR fun. 6. I’m afraid Peter takes AFTER his elder brother, who is also fond OF making fun OF people. 7. Won’t you join - us? Do come! I'm sure you'll have a lot OF fun AT the party.

8. Do you mind my turning OFF the radio? I am sick artd tired OF that loud music. 9. The young girl looked so good- natured that everybody liked her AT first sight. 10. As the station was three miles away FROM the place where Nick lived he asked his friends not to see him so, AFTER shaking hands WITH everybody, he picked UP his suitcases and started OUT

11. The young men stood IN front OF the house and watched their friend go DOWN/ ALONG the street until they lost sight OF him.

12. Pavlov’s scientific activities are known TO the entire world.

I usually get up at five and fifty minutes. I go to wash, brush my teeth, take a shower. I go have a cup of green tea. At seven o'clock the son wakes up, has breakfast, we begin to get ready for school. We get dressed, at eight o'clock we leave the house. I accompany my son to school. I go to the bus stop. Driving to work. At nine o'clock the beginning of the working day. I'm working. I'm going home after work. Making dinner. Doing homework with our son. We are waiting for dad from work. We go to bed at ten o'clock in the evening.