Vocabulary A. Read the sentences and match the phrasal verbs in bold with their meanings.

1. Of course you can look at grandma's old photo albums. Please put them away when you've finished looking at them.

2. Every summer, I put up my cousins who come from Australia.

3. My Japanese friend gave me a kimono as a gift and showed me how to put it on.

4. It hasn't stopped raining, so the barbecue dinner has been put off until the last day of the festival.

5. Luckily, the fire brigade came quickly and put out the fire.

6. My class is going to put on a Shakespeare play for the end-of-school-year celebrations.

7. My sister is on a diet. She's put on weight and wants to lose it before her wedding.

a. to wear

b. to offer hospitality and let someone stay in your house

c. to make a fire stop burning

d. to gain

e. to store something tidily where it is usually kept

f. to perform or produce a show that other people can watch

g. to delay doing something till a later time

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Мне нравится проводить мои каникулы с моей семьей в деревне.Я думаю самые лучше каникулы-летом,потому что погода теплая. Я плаваю в реке и катаюсь много на моем велосипеде.Я читаю книги,потому что у меня нет времени много читать когда я хожу в школу.И мне нравится проводить время с моими родителями,бабушкой и дедушкой,и с друзьями.Мои лучшие каникулы были мои летние каникулы.Это было великолепно,когда мы поехали на машине на озеро и остались там.Нам было так смешно и поймала действительно большую рыбу.Я была счастлива.Я никогда не забуду каникулы,и рыбу.Я не могу дождаться поехать в деревню следующим летом.

Nglichane established the world's first phone booths on the streets of their cities. Prototypes public telephone booths appeared in the UK in 1884, eight years after the Scot Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
First "social points calls" were in stores and callers from customers separated only curtains. It was uncomfortable, because the conversations might overhear, and shops are open during certain hours. It was decided to bring phones to the streets and put them in the wooden booths.
In 1912, the Automobile Association has put their phone booths along the roads. The driver, whose problems have occurred in the car, he could call the emergency service.
In 1924, the government arranged a competition for the best example of a phone booth. The winner was the architect Giles Gilbert Scott. Known for its other projects included in History: Liverpool Cathedral, power station on the River Thames in central London and the library building at Cambridge University. The material used in iron and thick dripping. Scott offered to paint the beeches in a silver color, but the Post Office has chosen the color red, as red telephone booths can be easily seen even in overcast English weather.