Task1. Read and complete. Then match. 1 Let's go for a swim in the alek lake.
2
Where's the Amazon rinafeorst
?
on holiday this
3 We went to an ilasdn
summer.
4
Let's climb that umonaint
5
There is a ivrre
in my village.
Task2.
Read and match.
0
с
123
a. five hundred and sixty seven
1
334
b. a thousand
2
440
c. one hundred and twenty-three
3
567
d. six hundred
4
600
e. three hundred and thirty-four
5
1,000
f. four hundred
Task3.
Read and complete.
0. Which is the twelfth (12) month?
1. My birthday is on the (30) of July!
2. Assel lives on the
(9) floor.
3. Nauryz is on the
(21) of March
4. It's grandma's
(90) birthday today!
5. What day is the (1) of September?​

1. Make traditional dishes for your holiday meals and include foods from your culture or foods you ate growing up. Ask for recipes from relatives to keep your family food traditions alive. 2. Organize a cookie-baking party. Invite friends and family, or a group of your kids' friends. Ask everyone to bring their favorite holiday cookie recipe. 3. Make the same entree for Christmas Eve (such as stew) and Christmas Day (ham or turkey) every year. Or, choose a side-dish that becomes the yearly tradition, even if it's just for laughs. 4. Make a gingerbread house with your family. Those pre-made sets make it easy and provide you with everything you’ll need! Another option is to use graham crackers, some royal icing and candy you've saved for this purpose.

A young man went into an insurance office. He wanted to get some life insurance. The manager of the company told him they would have to ask him a couple of questions.
The young man answered it was OK and he was happy to answer their questions.
He asked if the young man's parents had any illnesses. My mother was very unhealthy when she was a child, and she had problems with her health all her life." He answered that his mother had been very unhealthy when she was a child and she had had problems with her health all her life.
The manager asked if his father had been healthy.
The young man answered that his father had had heart problems.   
TI'm sorry to hear that," the manager said quietly that he was sorry to hear that. He also asked how old the young man's parents had been when they died.    
He answered that they had been still very young and his mother had been thirty-five and his father had been forty.
The manager sighed that he was sorry and he couldn't give the young man any life insurance.
When the man was leaving the office, another manager came up to him. He told him that he didn't have to be so honest with people, smiled and asked him to use his imagination and make something.