Ex. 1. use the absolute form of the possessive pronoun in brackets.1. the pleasure was all (my2. our house is in that street. (his) is round the corner. 3. it was thought no fault of (her). 4. you can very well do without my help but not without (their). 5. her handbag is on the chair. (my) is on the sofa. 6. (our) was the last turn.ex. 2. fill in the blanks with missing possessive pronouns.1. this doesn’t look like … book, it must be … . 2. tell him not to forget … tickets, she mustn’t forget … either. 3. tell me, isn’t that … girl-friend over there? 4. i see that he has lost … pencil, perhaps you can lend him … . 5. he has come to see me, … his father and … are school friends. 6. this is … work, i did it without any help at all.​

You want me to tell you about my best friends. Well, Alex is my best friend. We spend a lot of time together and he is very helpful. He never boasts and he doesn't gossip about anybody. You can trust him. He is good at math. He is brave. Just imagine! Once when we were at the camp he saved a small boy in the river. We attend the same tennis club with him and on Sundays we go to the swimming pool together. I am glad to have such a cool friend. We have one more friend, Andrew by name. He often rides a bike with us or plays football. He is my neighbour and he lives the next door. When he arranges a birthday party he always invites us to the cafe to eat pizza and ice cream. So do we with Alex. We like to have fun together. I value my friends and I know that they value me too. I believe that friendship in very important in life.

I have to live my native city Khabarovsk. Khabarovsk was founded in 1880.It was called in honour of the greatest Russian explorer Yerofei Khabarov. The city is located on the picturesque bank of the river Amur.Today Khabarovsk is the second largest city in the Far East after Vladivostok and one of the largest cities in Russia. More than 45 km away he stretched out along the banks of the Amur river and Amur channels. And in the post-war period has crossed from the right Bank to the left Bank and on the Islands, which became a place of rest and the territory of agricultural enterprises, dacha community residents.Khabarovsk is a great cultural and educational centre. As far as theatres concern their shows are always sold out for every performance. Both theatres are situated in Karl Marks Street which is the main one in the city. No doubt, the most favourite place for the citizens is Karl Marks square which is the heart of the city. Most entertaining centres, supermarkets, banks, official establishments are located there. People are fond of spending their spare time in this square.In 2000 has received the official status of the capital of the far Eastern region. The international status of Khabarovsk as a major regional center of the Far East is recognized foreign partners. International delegations, meetings and conferences have become an integral part of his life.