Hello, sam, hi kate! how are you? fine, thanks

Hello,sam.hi kate! how are you? i am fine,thanks.

3: детский сад-  nursery school ; большой выбор-  a wide choice ; государственная школа-  state school ; большин­ство школ- the majority of schools ; дополнительные предметы-  additional subjects ; первая четверть-  the first term ; школь­ные правила-  school regulations ; включать-  includes ; изучаемые предметы-  subjects under study ; выпускники-  school leavers ; акаде­мия-  academy ; выпускные экзамены-    final examinations. 4 : - i went to nursery school when i was four years old.  - there is a wide choice of books at the national library of russia. - the majority of parents  tend to enrol their children in the local state schools. - pupils learn english or german as their second language in the majority of schools. - sometimes parents sent their children to specialised after school classes or  clubs  instead of picking up additional subjects at school.  - the first term starts on september the 1st and lasts two months until the end of october.  - pupils must follow school regulations such as wearing school uniform, attending lessons on time, adhering to the programme taught by teachers, doing their homework etc.  - in most schools, free school meals aren't included and must be paid for additionally.  - in secondary schools, subjects under study include algebra, geometry, it, chemistry, physics, biology and many more.  - after finishing secondary school, school leavers tend to attend prom to celebrate graduation.  - academies differ from universities in a way that they provide training or teaching in a specific field as oppose to a broad range of subjects.  - pupils study hard for final examinations to be able to get accepted into highly ranked universities.  5 : -  the course of studies in russian schools:   the course of studies at school is eleven years now: four years of primary school and seven years of secondary school.  previously it was only ten years: three years of primary school and seven years of secondary school.  - pre-primary educational establishments:   children under the age of six are taken to creches and nursery schools. - types of schools existing in russia:   there is a wide choice of schools nowadays: state schools, private schools, lyceums and gymnasiums.  - lessons in primary school: (параграф, который начинается с этого)  in primary school there are three or four lessons a day, they usually are reading, writing and arithmetic. a lesson lasts forty minutes.  - secondary education: (параграф, который начинается с этого)  at the age of ten children pass to the second stage of education, known as secondary school. in secondary school there is a wide variety of subjects under study, and teachers specialize.  - school-leaving examinations:   after eleven years at school the school leavers take examinations and get the certificate of complete secondary education. those who have only excellent marks in the certificate get a gold medal, which gives the right to enter higher school taking only one examination. - the admission to higher school:   the admission to higher school is competitive and based on the system of entrance examinations, usually three or four. during the ex­aminations the school leavers must show their abilities in the chosen field. - higher educational establishments:   among higher educational establishments are institutes (colleges), academies and universities.  6 : - the course of study is eleven years.  - children under the age of six are taken to creches and nursery schools.  -  the majority of schools is free of charge-  at the age of six children start going to primary school.  - after basic secondary education young people can enter   technical (vocational) schools. 

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