Перефразировать: 6. They think the burglar knew the owner of the house. - known The burglar … the owner of the house. 7. I took my coat but it wasn’t necessary as it didn’t rain. – have I … my coat as it didn’t rain. 19. ”You must wear a tie”, the teacher told him. – to The teacher told him … a tie. 20. “We were trying to phone you, ” they said. – been They said … to phone me.

1) In Britain people don’t congratulate each other on national holidays, do they?  2) Foreign visitors should note how loudly people around them are talking, shouldn`t they?  3) In Britain it isn’t considered bad manners to eat in the street, is it?  4) A small Russian souvenir will be fine if you are a guest at a British home, won`t it?  5) Religious holidays can become national ones in some countries, cannot they?  6) It is not polite to stare at another person, is it?  7) Different peoples have different greeting habits, don`t they?  8) Foreigners make friends slowly, don`t they?  9) National holidays and celebrations must unite people, mustn`t they?  10) It is a bad idea not to queue in line, isn`t it?

Dear Ann,

I was very glad to hear from you. I haven't written for ages because of my school activities.

Now I want to tell you about my winter holidays. I was very happy!   I didn't have to get up early in the morning and run to school. I could stay in the bed till midday. But I didn't want to sleep. There were a lot of things to do. The weather was fine so my friends and I went to the skating- rink almost every day. It was fun!

Then I spent a week in the country where my grandfather and grandmother lived. It was great. I drank milk and eat a lot of tasty food which my granny prepared for me.

I have many friends in this village because I go there every holidays. We went to the forest to ski, we made snowmen and played snowballs. We even play hockey! But the winter holidays were over and I returned to the city again.  I liked my holidays very much.

 That's for me today. I have to go to school club.

Best regards to your family.

Write soon.

Yours Lena