>> 3. Read the sentences and correct the wrong statements. a) We study numbers, shapes and do calculations in History. - It's
false. We study numbers, shapes and do calculations in Maths.
b) We study past events, especially events of a particular period or
country in Geography.
c) We do exercise and learn to play sport in PE.
d) We study the language people from the US, the UK and in many
other countries speak in Music.
e) We study living organisms, their structure, functioning, evolution
in Biology.
f) We see maps, learn about other countries, cities, population in
Geography.
g) We study forces such as heat, light, sound, pressure, gravity and
electricity in Literature.
h) We do experiments in IT.​

Yesterday I put five apples in a vase. Where were they now? - I ate them. Will you bring some more tomorrow? - Yes, if you don’t make noise when grandma is sleeping.

2. Have you ever been to the Hermitage?

3. What was Nick doing when you called him yesterday? - He played the piano. He told me that he had already written his essay.

4. Why is she sleeping now? Too early. She never fell asleep at this time.

5. Are you going to the library tomorrow? there this week. I'll be there on Monday. As a rule, every Wednesday I borrowed books from the library. But yesterday I didn’t go there, because I didn’t read the book for that. I am reading this now. I will go to the library on Saturday if I have finished the book by then. 6. As soon as I receive a tourist visa, I will go to France.

7. By six o'clock we have to catch an early train.

8. I don't think they ever talked about this trip.

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