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2 My grandpa lives at farm and I often visit him there.

3 Shall we meet in a cafe or in a restaurant?

4 Sally doesn't like come home late in night.

5 Bridget will play basketball at 2 o'clock tomorrow

6 My sister found a puppy on our doorstep yesterday.

7 I left you some dinner on the table, if you hungry.

8 I'll meet you in the car by five minutes.

9 They hid the present into this big box.

10 There was a bee at the room, and we couldn't got it out.

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I think it would be interesting to compare Russia and the UK in order to see the differences and similarities between this two countries.
Firstly the educational system is extremely different in Britain compared to Russia. Children over in England spend almost the whole day in the school, so they have a wide range of activities on the school site, including sport facilities like sport fields and gyms and also things like cafeteria or a lobby, where you can stay with your friends. Whether students in Russia have lessons till about 3 or 4 pm, and prefer to socialise outside of school.
However, just as in the UK pupils in Russia have their exams at the same time. Your first important exam will take place in year 9 in Russia, which is year 11 over in England and your final exam will be at the end of year 11 for Russian students and at the end of year 13 for Englishmen.
In contrast to Britain all universities in Russia are non commercial, which means that any students have an ability to provide themselves with a free education or at least a discount. 

"The summer of 2012 is the time that will be remembered," historians say. That year was indeed a royal one with the people of Her Majesty`s kingdom showing their admiration, respect and thanks for her 60 years of dedicated service. The Queen was deeply touched. She said she would always draw inspiration from the countless kindnesses shown to her in the UK and throughout the Commonwealth. One observer paraphrased the poet Wordsworth: "Bliss was it that summer to be alive, but to be in London was heaven." He was right.