S or life 34. Work in pairs or in small groups and complete this story. Think of a suitable title for it.
Inspector Brown was staying up late: there was some work to be done. His
policy had always been not to leave any work unfinished. At 11 pm he sud-
denly found out that he had run out of tobacco for his pipe. Inspector Brown
dressed and started for the BBC corner shop which was open all night ...
the shadow of a woman - emerged into the street from the neighbour's house
could identify – noticed the inspector – tried to run away – caught her
by the hand – revealed her face – in the moonlight -
a ravishing beauty - frightened, trembling and about to
collapse - heard out her story – the head of a flour-
ishing company – inherited – a corrupted partner –
stole the valuable papers of great significance - the
most dramatic moment in her life – could force her
future – her aim was to get the papers back – stole
into the house at night – the box comprised her docu-
ments – took her home – reported to the police
the criminal partner was arrested – proposed to
the beautiful victim - united their lives – happy and
content

My name is ... I'm ... years old and I study at a state secondary school. From the early age I've been fond of reading. When I was only five, my mum read or told me fairy-tales before going to bed. When I grew older, I started reading books myself. One of the recent books that I've read was "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain. Since then, my favourite fictional hero is Tom Sawyer. I admire the courage and inventiveness of this twelve-year old boy. He gets away nearly with everything, although he is often caught in trouble. He lives with his aunt Polly, his cousin Mary and his half-brother Sid. They don't get along well, because Sid is a seemingly positive hero, while Tom often misbehaves. He is rather careless and he likes showing off in front of other boys. His best friends are Huckleberry Finn and Joe Harper. In my opinion, this hero represents childhood in all forms. He can easily get in love with a girl. His first love was Amy Lawrence, but later he fell in love with his classmate Becky Thatcher. He can run away with friends to an island to enjoy freedom. Apart from aunt Polly, Tom has a distant aunt Sally Phelps, who lives considerably far, down the river Mississippi. Aunt Polly is rather stern, but she has a loving and caring nature. She does care about Tom and his behavior. She genuinely worries when the boys disappear. The next book that I'm going to read is “The Adventures if Huckleberry Finn” written by the same author. My mum says that my favourite literary hero, Tom Sawyer, appears in this book as well.

London is the capital of England. it is its political and business centre. the heart of London is the city. There are many banks and ofher offices there too. You can visit some interesting places in city or near it. William the Conqueor built it in the eleventh century. one of the greatest English churches? St.Paul's Cathedral, is not far from the Tower of London. The famous english architect after the Great Fire. The centre of London is Trafagar square the middle of the square stands a tall column/ It is a monument to Admiral Nelson .