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I can swim. But I can't play tennis. I like to play hockey. I like coffe with milk.

I can swim very fast. But I cant sing very well. I like to walk along the street and listen music.I like coffee very much, but I hate milk

Saint Petersburg is the north capital of Russia. It is known as one of the biggest and most beautiful cities of the country. People often call St Petersburg the Venice of the North, because it has as many canals as Venice. St Petersburg is also the former capital of Russia. It has then moved to Moscow. Millions of people every year visit this city. It happens because of the city’s rich history, amazing architecture and numerous places of interest. The most famous place which everybody wishes to see is the Hermitage. It’s a huge museum, which houses more than 3 million art items, and is situated in the building of Winter Palace. The first person who started collecting paintings and sculptures of famous European artists was the Empress Catherine II. Another big and often visited museum in St Petersburg is the Russian Museum. It holds the biggest collection of Russian art, including paintings, sculptures, items of applied and folk arts. The main architectural sights of St Petersburg are the Savior on the Blood Church, St. Isaac's and Kazan Cathedrals, Alexander Nevsky Monastery, Peter and Paul Fortress and many others. Many buildings in the city were put up by Peter the Great’s order, who was one of the best rulers of the country. Some attractive sights can be found in the suburbs, such as Peterhof, Pavlovsk, Tsarskoe selo. All these places have once served as the official residences for Russian tsars. And, it goes without saying that there are many magnificent palaces to be seen, such as the Great Yekaterininsky Palace, the Aleksandrovsky Palace, the Bolshoi Palace and some others. Tsarskoe selo was also the place where famous Russian writer, Pushkin, grew up.

I

1) My sister decided to go to a British university.

2) He managed to protect his  own cultural identity.

3) We were all disappointed at  their decision.

4) Can I practise my French on you?

5) Both Alice and  Kate were asked. Neither could give the appropriate answer.

6)  Both the  brothers are very knowledgeable. I’m sure either will be able to help you.

7) We  didn’t tell anyone about our acquaintance with our new neighbour.

8) She  was deeply disappointed at losing the race.

9) Jane’s teacher of music was disappointed  in her.

10) The box contains old letters.

II

If you want (1) to become a student at one of the UK (2) universities, you  should understand that it’s not all that easy. In the (3) first place  it’s a big shock to learn that someone who has (4) completed a course  of studies at a Russian school, in most  cases cannot (5) go directly to a UK  university. Why? Firstly, age (Brits  tend to finish school at 18), secondly,  the qualifications (6) received on finishing a  Russian school are considered of a (7)  lower level than the British equivalents so  they (8) are not good enough for British  universities. So what to do? There is  always a way out, try to find it.