1. Choose "learn" or "study" to complete the sentences. (1,5) 1. Ann must ... this poem well. | 2. Nick ... law at the university because he wants to be a lawyer. 3. We ... interesting things from the Internet. II . Complete the sentences by changing the form of the verb in brackets. (1,5) 1. Mary will look after her little brother till her mother ... (come) back. 2. We ... (not go) on an excursions tomorrow if the weather ... (be) båd. 3. The children (stay) at home next Sunday if it (rain), 4. We shall go to the Carpathians after we ... (pass) all our exams. 5. If my parents don't work on Saturday, we all ... (go) skiing.

1. I like my coffe with a little milk and sugar.
2. The meal costs a few euros
3. You look fit! Do you exercise much?
4. There is only a little gouache in the bottle. You can't draw any pictures.
5. Don't talk too much at the lesson.
6. We know the material well and ask the teacher only a few questions.
7. There are few nuts in the bowl, put some more, please.
8. I dont like sweet tea, so I put only a little sugar in my tea.
9. They have little money. - Are yoy sure the are poor?
10. In our country we don't eat much seafood.

The country's official name is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It's population is 56 million. It consists of four parts: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. There are many small islands. The state system is a constitutional monarchy. The supreme  authority is Parliament which consists of two chambers: the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The House of Commons is elected. There are four main political parties: the Labour, Conservative, Liberal and Communist parties. The party, which wins the majority of seats at a General Election, forms the cabinet. The leader of the majority party is appointed by Prime Minister. Britain is a highly developed industrial country. Its main industries are coal mining, machinery, textiles and clothing, shipbuilding, vehicles, metal manufacture, electronics, chemicals.