Decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F). Correct those that are false.
1) Kateryna Bilokur was born in the provincial village and practised her art after hard daily work.
2) Her parents were those who first introduced her to art and she was provided with the entire
inventory for panting.
3) Kateryna Bilokur didn’t manage to enter the art school, despite she had all necessary
qualifications.
4) Her works attracted a famous Ukrainian artist, who was the one to help Kateryna get her
paintings exhibited.
5) Eventually in Europe her works weren’t a great success, only Picasso was among those who
paid attention to Kateryna Bilokur’s pictures.
6) Pablo Picasso claimed that if she had presented her art widely, she would have become
famous all over the world.

On Sunday we went an a day trip to London. It (was raining) when we (started) and a strong wind (was blowing). But when we (arrived), the rain had already (stopped) and only little white clouds (were flying) across the sky. We (were) sure we (would have) a wonderful day. And we (did). We (visited) the National Gallery and (felt) quite happy. After that we (saw) a colorful procession (walking) along the Mall. At 2 o'clock our group (was) in the Tower of London. There we (were told) a lot of legends: about the ravens who (live) there and about the kings and queens who (had lived) there. It had already (become) quite hot when we (left) the Tower. So, our teacher (lead) us to Hyde Park where we (found) some shady place and (watched) the ducks (floating) in the water.

Higher education is a great privilege.  In my opinion students must pay for it if their school marks are not very good as they enter universities.  If they finish school with very good marks, they must study further free of charge.  Both good and bad students must be given a chance of free education (which means that the state pays for them) if they greatly improve their marks during examinations at universities.  Also it is the state that must pay for education if there are few people who want to learn unprestigious professions. And vice-versa, if there are too many people who want to learn popular professions, those with worse marks after school must pay.