* Use the adjectives below to describethe animals in the sentences.small sharp big thick long thin1 Bears have got bodies and fur.2 Giraffes have got tails andnecks.3 Eagles have got. claws.4 Seagulls have got ... legs.5 Parrots have got bodies.​

1 big ,thick

2 thin,long

3 Sharp

4 big

5 small

1. Iron is a metal.
2. Milk comes from a cow.
3. We eat soup with a spoon.
4.  Bread is made of flour.
5.  I wear a raincoat in autumn and fur coat in winter.
6. I went to France last year, but I haven’t been to the  Netherlands yet.
7. I live in Tverskaya Street.
8. The Thames flows through London.
9 The United Kingdom includes Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
10. My train leaves from Waterloo station at 7.10 p. m.
11. St. Bernard dogs are named after a monastery high up in the Alps.
12. Queen Elizabeth II won’t speak on TV tomorrow.
13. The USA is the fourth largest country in the world after Russia, Canada and the Republic of China.

1. I am not acquainted with Mr. Jones, could you introduce me to him. I would like to make his acquaintance ___.
2. He greeted ___ me with a smile.
3. The chairman introduced the lecture to the audience.
4. It was necessary to make introductions ___ all round. There were many people present at the party.
5. On further acquaintance I found out that he is a very difficult person to deal with.
6. Remember me to you mother. She is such a nice person.
7. Give me kind regards to your sister. I haven't see her for ages.
8. How are you getting on? -Not too bad, thank you.
9. Fine, thanks. What about you? - Oh, more or less the same as usual. And how are things with you.
10. Hallo, Mary. How's life? - A bit hectic at the moment. I am very busy at work now and besides I've got my cousin staying with me.     
11. You name has slipped out of my mind.
12. You take me for somebody else.