Look at the picture. Match the descriptions (A-F) to the correct body part (1-6). Listen and check. Then describe it to the class. A large and forward-acing-daytime vision is right times sharper than humans
B hooked and yellow with a black. tip - any used for eating and never for killing prey
C four on each foot; sharp and very strong: the largest birds can use them to exer: 15 times more pressure than a human hand
D dark brown in the air with golden feathers on the head and neck, white markings on the underside
E very large a span of up to 2.2 metres in total F. in fully-grown adult birds, it is 25-36 cm long

the parrot is a very colourful and beautiful bird. it has red curved beak and strong legs that end with four toes. its feathers are green. some of parrots have red feathers at the top. there is a black ring around the neck of it. it lives in the hollows of trees. it builds nest and lays its eggs in it. it eats grains, fruits, leaves, seeds and boiled rice too. it is fond of fruits such as mangoes, nuts, pears, etc.it flies very fast and often flies in flocks. parrot s is an intelligent bird. it is able to imitate human voice. many people train parrots to do wonderful things. there are around 353 different species of these lovely, brightly feathered birds in the world. on average, small pet parrots like budgies live about 10 years. very large pet parrots can live 80 years or even more

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1. A lot of tourists come to St. Petersburg because it is a large and beautiful city that is known as the cultural capital of Russia.
2. Yes, it was. It was the capital of Russia in 1712-1918.
3. I would prefer to visit the Winter Palace, the Hermitage, the Mariinsky Theatre, the Neva with its famous bridges, Kazan and Saint Isaac's Cathedrals, Nevsky Prospect and much more.
4. The Winter Palace was the first Imperial Palace and now it's the most famous building in the city, situated in Palace square.
5. The Summer Garden is situated between Kutuzov embankment and Fontanka embankment.
6. We can see there the monument called The Bronze Horseman (devoted to Peter I) and a monument, devoted to I.A.Krylov.
Krylov wrote fables. They are: The Crow and the Fox, The Elephant and the Pug, The Donkey and the Nightingale. 
7. The Russian tsars lived in the Winter Palace, which is the Hermitage museum now
8. The city of St. Petersburg was founded by tsar Peter I. It was in 1703.
10. St.Petersburg had official names: Petrograd,  Leningrad and a lot of inofficial such as  Northern Capital, Northen Paradise The City on the Neva.