Перевод 1.мой рабочий день начинается в 9 часов утра. я встаю обычно в 7 часов, а в воскресенье я встаю немного позже. 2.а когда вы встаете? 3.мы завтракаем и ужинаем дома, а обедаем в столовой. 4.где она обычно проводит свой выходной день? зимой и летом она проводит свой выходной день за городом. 5.где вы учитесь? я учусь в институте. а где вы учились в году? в году я учился в школе. 6.какой иностранный язык вы изучали в школе? в школе я изучал , а в институте буду изучать , так как на языке много по моей будущей специальности. 7.он ездит в школу на автобусе или ходит пешком? 8.сколько времени ты тратишь на свои каждый день? я трачу три или четыре часа ежедневно. 9.делаешь ли ты по утрам зарядку? 10. что вы делаете после обеда?

1. My working day starts at 9 o'clock. I usually get up at 7 o'clock but on Sunday I get up a little later.
2. When do you get up?
3. We have a breakfast and a supper at home and have a dinner in a canteen.
4.  Where do they usually spend their day off? She spends her day off out of town in winter and summer.
5. Where do you study? I study at the institute. And where did you study last year? Last year I studied at school.
6. Which foreign language did you study at school? At school I studied German, and in the institute I will study English as there is a lot of literature in English for my future profession.
7. Does he go to school by bus or on foot?
8. How much time do you spend on your homework every day? I spend three or four hours daily.
9. Do you exercise in the morning?
10. What do you do after dinner?

“We are such stuff as dreams are made on and our little life is rounded with a sleep.”(Shakespeare)Does this sentence make you think? What does it make you think about? In this sentence he tells us that our lives are short but we can think up big and important ideas in that short time.Everybody has an idea of what is right and what is wrong, and why things are the way they are, and who they are and who to trust. A lot of people believe somebody else’s philosophy. That person may be a religious or political leader, or anybody you look up to. Others are philosophers; people who want to know the truth about life for themselves and spend their time studying, thinking and asking questions.One of the earliest Eastern philosophies was Taoism, which came from China. We are all aware of the yin and yang halves of the universe – nothing can exist without its opposite. One branch of western philosophy, Existentialism, is very similar to Buddhist ideas. Both ask questions about what really exists in life, and help us to decide what is important.The first western philosophers lived in Greece. They encouraged people to find their own answers to questions about life instead of believing the Gods did everything. Socrates was the most famous of these. He is one of the most famous philosophers in the world, yet he said ‘one thing I know and that is that I know nothing.’ This is why he never wrote or lectured. He only discussed. He did not believe he could tell anybody anything, that it was better to encourage individual thinking.Today philosophers are still encouraging people to think. Schools in some countries teach philosophy to children. Reading books written by old philosophers can be difficult because the language is from the past. So stories are used to help schoolchildren make their own decisions about what is right and wrong and think about the best way to solve problems.Why do we need philosophy? There are plenty of people who think that killing animals is cruel, but eating animals is fine. If you are one of these people, you should ask yourself why. Why is killing animals cruel? Why is it okay to eat animals? You might find that the answer to each question is very different and you could have an argument by yourself using your own ideas! Go on and argue - you will understand more about what you believe. You will begin to understand the subject more deeply. And this helps you to feel comfortable with it. And you might change something or you might not. When we ask ourselves questions, we start to understand ourselves and our lives, and it’s up to us to make changes or not. If the ideas in your head agree, this means you have integrity. What you say and what you do are the same. Everyone respects someone who has integrity!By thinking and questioning, we can understand more and maybe prevent problems caused by misunderstanding. But philosophy can also cause problems and conflict when people don’t agree.So when you have some spare time, ask yourself the following philosophical questions:Does the world own us or do we own the world?Which is more important, humans or stars?If a tree falls where nobody can hear it, does it make a sound? And the Zen Buddhist riddle: What is the sound of one hand clapping?

match - matches                матч - матчи; спичка - спички;

page - pages                     страница - страницы 

patch - patches                 пластырь - пластыри 

dish - dishes                     блюдо - блюда 

cage - cages                     клетка - клетки

mass - masses                 масса - массы 

bench - benches               скамья - скамейки

man - men                       мужик - мужики 

boy - boys                         мальчик - мальчики

girl - girls                           девочка - девочки

child - children                 ребёнок - дети

mouse - mice                    мышь - мыши 

sheep - sheep                 овца - овцы 

book - books                   книга - книги

wall - walls                       стена - стены

piano -  pianos               пианино - пиaнино

woman - women             женщина - женщины 

pen - pens                     ручка - ручки

cake - cakes                 торт - торты 

tooth - teeth                   зуб - зубы 

lamp - lamps                  лампа - лампы 

flat - flats                      квартира - квартиры