WRITING (5 points) Write a short composition 80-100 words about the way you understand the quotation…

Task 3. Write an email to a friend. Tell him / her about something that happened to you recently.

Plan of the essay:

1.write 110-120 words

2.use Present Perfect, Past Simple

3.include introduction in your letter

4.include main news

5. include conclusion

6. arrange the work correctly grammatically

Writing
Task 2. Write a descriptive letter about the place and sightseeing you have visited recently. You should: • • use Perfect tenses to share your experience; link your ideas into paragraphs with three/four basic connectors; punctuate your work correctly; write about 120-180 words use vocabulary connected with the topic​

Write a short story about your neighbourhood.

Tips for writing:

I live in

My village is

Near my house there is a …

I live with my

I like my

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Read the texts. For options 11-16 choose the right variant (A-H). There are two choices you don`t need to use.

How to Boost Your Confidence

11.___Confidence is built on achievement. If you achieve small and big goals, you`re going to feel much better about yourself. It begins with your day-to-day goals. What do you need to do today to help meet your goal? If you reach the goals you set for every day, chances are you will begin meeting weekly and monthly goals, which brings you in range of your annual goals. Keep in mind that big changes do not happen overnight.

12.___Most confident people live by a value system and make their decisions based on that value system, even when it`s hard and not necessarily in their best interest, but in the interest of the greater good. Your actions and your decisions define your character. Even when it`s really hard and it`s the last thing you want to do and it means a short-term loss on your part, in the long run you`re going to like more and be prouder of who you are.

13.___Failing isn`t your enemy, it`s fearing failure that truly harms you. If you set big goals and have big dreams, you`re going to feel like you can`t do it. In those moments, you have to look inside yourself, and gather every bit of courage you have and just keep going. Every single wildly successful person has been taking risks anyway, because what they`re trying to achieve is more important and urgent than their fear they will fail.

14.___When your goal, project, etc. is in its early stages, and someone says that your goal is stupid, or that you cannot do it, it`s tempting to believe them because they`re joining the chorus of doubts inside your head. Now you have to tell those people, especially the voices in your head, that they`re wrong. You have it in you, so tell them you believe in your goal, you believe in yourself, so you`re going to succeed. Don`t let anyone ever make you feel like you don`t deserve what you want.

15.___People respect people when they say they`re going to do something and they do it. More importantly, you will respect yourself if you say you`re going to do something and you do it, and belief in yourself will come easier, because you know you are not afraid of the work. Action gives your words meaning, and it will help you pave a path to reaching your goals, strengthening your relationship and feeling proud of who you are.

16___Confidence depends on our self-esteem. Often, when people look at themselves, they see not what others see but their own ‘self-image’. When you suffer from low self-esteem, the self-image they you have can be overly negative and unrealistic. However, there are many things you can do to raise your self-esteem, such as spending time with people who like you and care about you. Likewise, doing as many things as possible that you enjoy or are good at will also be beneficial.

A Don`t be afraid to lose

B Do the right thing

C Surround yourself by a suitable company

D Don`t go back on your word

E Fight for your dreams

F Balance your goals against your skills

G Don`t set impossible goals

H Get things done gradually

WRITING
Write an essay «Using a mobile phone at school is good or bad?»
Write about 60-70 words.
Descriptor:
1. Uses linking words;
2. Writes no less than 2 reasons for and 2 reasons against;
3. Uses tense forms correctly;
4. Uses right word order;
5. Writes quantifiers too much, too many, enough;
6. Uses used to.

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Task1. You will get better marks in writing exams if you think about how you put the text together so it’s clear and easy for the reader to understand. Here are some tips. •Keep sentences short and clear. Sometimes very long sentences can be difficult to understand. •Use linking words and phrases to organize and connect your ideas. Linking words show you know how to write a text, not just sentences. •Use reference pronouns to refer back to things in earlier sentences. This shows you know how to write a text, not just sentences. Write a paragraph about the effects of cheating at exams •Who is responsible for cheating in exam? •Why is cheating in exams not good? •Complete your answers an explanation. Task 2. After you have chosen a topic and written a topic sentence, you develop your main idea by adding more information to explain what you mean. There are three common ways to develop a paragraph: giving details, giving an explanation, and giving an example. ​

3.Writing Write an essay of 70-90 words long. Follow the questions, use topical vocabulary and pay attention to the grammar. «Modern gadgets play an important role in students’ lives. Do you agree Your essay may include: What kind of technology is it? 1 2. How can it help you with studying? 3. What are the good sides of it? Will it be popular and useful in the future? 4.Will it be popular and useful in the future
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Task 3. Writing (4 points) Giving personal information. Imagine you are on an amazing holiday. Write a letter to your friend about what you have/haven’t done there. Topic «My life experience»​

Task 2.Writing. What’s your favourite season? Explain why it is your favourite season. What is the weather like during that season? What do you usually do? How that season different from other seasons? Explain why it is your favourite season.Write a short paragraph. (60 words) — 5 points My favourite season is. The weather is. I usually . A learner: 1) gives full answer using linking words and basic connectors — 1 2) writes with grammar accuracy (allowed to make 2 errors) — 1 3) spells the words correctly (allowed to make 2 errors) — 1 4) writes in a logical way answering all the questions. — 1 5) writes at least 60 words — 1 Te+-110 po​

Open the brackets putting the verbs in the proper form.
1. The Lord (prefer) common-looking people. That is why
he (make) so many of them. (Abraham Lincoln) 2. Every time a child (say) ‘I (not believe) in fairies’ there (be) a little fairy some-
where that (fall) down dead. (J.M.Barrie) 3. At 50, everyone
(have) the face he (deserve). (George Orwell) 4. ‘Classic A book
which people (praise) and (notread). (Mark Twain) 5. This (be)
an important book, the critic (assume), because it (deal) with
war. This (be) an insignificant book because it (deal) with the
feelings of women in a drawing-room. (Virginia Woolf) 6. Cats
(seem) to go on the principle that it never (do) any harm to ask
for what you (want). (Joseph Wood Krutch) 7. Ten thousand difficulties (not make) one doubt. (Cardinal Newman) 8. Any man
who (hate) dogs and babies can’t be all bad. (Leo Rosten) 9. There
(be) always one moment in childhood when the door (open)
and (let) the future in. (Graham Greene) 10. A child (become) an
adult when he (realize) that he (have) a right not only to be right
but also to be wrong. (Thomas Szasz) 11. In examinations those
who (not wish) to know (ask) questions of those who cannot
tell. (Walter Raleigh) 12. I never (think) of the future. It (come)
soon enough. (Albert Einstein) 13. Every generation (revolt)
against its fathers and (make) friends with its grandfathers. (Lewis
Mumford) 14. It (take) a lot of imagination to be a good photog-
rapher. You (need) less imagination to be a painter because you
can invent things. But in photography everything (be) so ordi-
nary; it (take) a lot of looking before you (learn) to see the ordi-
nary. (David Bailey) 15. Slang is a language that (roll) up its sleeves,
(spit) on its hands and (go) to work. (Carl Sandburg) 16. Man
(dream) of fame while woman (wake) to love. (Lord Tennyson)
17. All women (become) like their mothers. That (be) their trag-
edy. No man (do). That’s his. (Oscar Wilde) 18. The man who
(make) no mistakes (not make) usually anything. (Edward John
Phelps) 19. We (know) what (happen) to people who (stay) in
the middle of the road. They (get) run down. (Aneurin Bevan)
20. Money (not talk); it (swear). (Bob Dylan)​