11d Complete the conversations. Use something, somebody etc. A: Do you want to go (o). anywhere... tonight?
B: Let's go (1)nice for dinner.
A: Is there (2) in particular you want to eat? Indian food? Chinese?
B: How about some Thai food?
A: Wait a minute. It's Saturday. (3)will be full.
B: That's true. Let's get (4) to eat at home, then.
A: A takeaway. Good idea!
A: It's very quiet in here. Where is (5)?
B: They're in the meeting.
A: What meeting? (6) told me about a meeting.
B: Oh, Michael, don't you read your e-mails?

1) Primary school is nice and interesting
2) In primary school I learnt to read texts, to write poems, to make my own desicion, to play the guitar.
I`ve got many friends.
I`ve got only six lessons a day.
I`ve got my favourite teacher.
I haven`t got many classrooms.
I haven`t got favourite subjects.
I`ve got some rules.
I`ve got plenty of textbooks.

3) In secondary school I`ll have: new responsibilities, different subjects, more interesting poems, more home-work, good friends and better marks.

4) I`m scared that :
I won`t be good at maths
I won`t have time for an extra-curricular activity
I won`t have time for playing football

5) My mum is right when she tells me:
Do your best!    Don`t forget to do you homework!
Have a great time at school!   Be more responsible!

When you start reading any modern newspaper, you learn about many significant events happening throughout the whole world. You can read about political, economical and cultural life of the humanity. You can also read about sport, about lifestyle and about fashion. Some people prefer high-tech news. And some choose the travel column to plan their holidays. There is also an opinion column where people can speak out. Every event having impact on humanity is echoed in newspapers. Many war conflicts, disasters and crashes happen nowadays. That's why the reader is overwhelmed by the shocking news from all over the world. The world is like the ocean, and the paper is like a seashell.