Complete the sentences with the words below. although,however, but ,whereas ,on the other hand 1 The job looks boring, perhaps it’s well-paid.
2 it’s a good idea to work at weekends, I don’t think teenagers should have to work
if they don’t want to.
3 The young people in the photo look like they’re doing a weekend job, the people
in the other photo don’t look like they have a job.
4 The teenagers look like they’re enjoying their job. , they’re also working hard.
5 On the one hand, many teenagers enjoy working part-time. , some parents think
they should spend their free time studying.

1) Fill in the sentences with a, an or the

1. I like to go shopping at the weekend.

2. I am going to the chemist’s on the fifth floor.

3. I have an apple every day.

4.Is there a toy shop in this town?

5. Kate always has a party on her birthday.

6. Every year, Sam gets an electronic game for his birthday.

3) Complete the sentences with must or mustn’t

1. You must throw rubbish in the bin.

2. You must leave by 6 o’clock or you’ll be late.

3. They mustn't eat inside the gallery!

4.We mustn't take photos. It’s bad for the paintings.

5. You must be quiet in this library

4) Put the words on the correct order to make sentences.

1. John wants to go to the museum

2. I think I will try sailing.

3. I want to eat pizza for dinner.

4. Will you have lunch with me?

5. Train is arriving in 5 minutes.

5) Complete the sentences using the Past Simple

1. Where did she go last Sunday?

2. Ann and Bill saw two white tigers at the zoo.

3. Mum made a cake yesterday.

4. My sister played basketball last weekend.

Lake Lama is a large freshwater lake in the Krasnoyarsk territory, in the South of the Taimyr peninsula, of tectonic origin.

The length of the lake is 80 kilometers, the maximum width is 14, the area is 318 sq. km. the Lake is very deep (over 300 meters, in some places, perhaps up to 600 meters), clean water and its low temperature. On the shores of the lake there are mountains with a height of 400-600 meters or more.

The name of the lake comes from the tungus-manchu word "laamu" - sea, ocean or evenk "lamu" - sea, big water