Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1) emma's and sarah's school is new. 2) jacks' phone is on the table. 3) at her two daugther's school, it isn't a problem to take smartphones.

1) Emma and Sarah's school is new.  

2) Jack's phone is on the table.  

3) At her two daugthers' school, it isn't a problem to take smartphones.

1. All the best. 2. You are very man I am looking for. 3. The island of Great Britain is washed by the North Sea in the east and by the Atlantic Ocean in the west. 4. Ukraine has become sovereign state. 5. The Browns were not invited for our evening party. 6. Probably the most unusual modern building in Fleet Street is that of "Daily Express". 7. They will come here next year. 8. The Thames is one of the main rivers of Great Britain.

On week-days I must get up at 7 o'clock to come to the Institute in time. In the morning I have my breakfast. I have a cup of tea or coffee and some bread and butter. After breakfast I go to the Institute. When the lectures are over I have my dinner. Then I go to the library or to the reading-hall. When I come home I have a rest. If the weather is very cold I stay at home. But if it is fine I go for a walk.

- Hello, can I ask you?
- Good afternoon, yes sure.
- How can I get to London Eye from St.Paul's Cathedral?
- Oh, you must cross the Tower Bridge and walk along the river Thames, then you will see the London Eye.
- Thank you!
- You are welcome! Sorry, are you from Russia?
- Yes, I am from Russia, but how you guessed it?
- I heard your Russian accent. I have many friends from Russia.
- Oh, that's great. By the way my name is ( твоё имя).
- And my name is ( твоё имя).
- Do you want to visit Russia?
- Yes, I do. This is my dream!
- Let's exchange telephone numbers and when I'll be at home i will tell you more about Russia.
- That's brilliant idea! Take my number.
- Thanks. And this is my number.
- Thank you. Good bye!
- Bye!