3 Complete the second sentence so it has
the same meaning as the first. Use the word in
capitals, and use between two and five words.
1 I would advise you to look online for the best
deals.
You should look online for the best deals.
(SHOULD)
2 It isn't necessary to buy tickets in advance.
You
tickets in advance. (HAVE)
3 You aren't allowed to take any liquids in your
bag.
You
any liquids in your bag. (MUST)
4 It will be necessary to get a bus to the hotel.
We
a bus to the hotel. (HAVE)
5 It's a good idea to wear a sun hat when it's
very hot.
You
a sun hat when it's very hot.
(OUGHT)​

Ask your classmate:
1) Would you like to visit the UK?
2) What part of the country would you like to visit first and why?
3) What British tradition would you like to take part in?

Ask him / her:
1) Which British city or town would you like to visit and why?
2) Where  is it situated?
3) What is it famous for?

Ask your classmate:
Do you like reading?
What kind of books do you prefer reading?
Who is your favourite writer?
 
Ask him / her:
What do you prefer: reading a book or watching a film?
What book are you reading now?
What is the book about?
Why do you like it?

Printed books (volumes) can be used in parallel (different printed volumes by L. Tolstoy can be given to different readers, and their electronic copies placed on one CD-ROM can not); .The printed book is completely autonomous (the information is stored for a long time, there is no need for an external power source), you can read it almost everywhere.Electronic books can be opened only with the help of the Internet. And it is not everywhere.They spoil the eyesight.Printed books are more convenient to carry than a gadget. Do you agree? And a gadget can steal it, but who needs an ordinary book, hardcover