Не умереть: 31. – to get knowledge of a subject or skill, by experience, by studying it, or by being taught.2. – to spend time reading, going to classes etc. in order to learn about a subject.3. – to have information about something.4. – to give lessons in a school, college, or university; to show someone how to do something.2b. complete the questions with the words from ex. 2a in the cor-rect form. then interview each other.1. what school subjects do you enjoy with interest? 2. is it difficult for you to grammar rules? 3. do you to fit in with other people at school? 4. does school you to cope with life problems? 5. do you what you will do in the future? 6. do you hard to get better marks at school? 7. what are the main things teachers should you at school?

1. to learn – to get knowledge of a subject or skill, by experience,

by studying it, or by being taught.

2. to study – to spend time reading, going to classes etc. in order to

learn about a subject.

3. to know – to have information about something.

4. to teach – to give lessons in a school, college, or university; to

show someone how to do something.

2b

1. what school subjects do you enjoy studying with interest? (какие школьные предметы вы изучаете с интересом? )

2. is it difficult for you to learn grammar rules? (трудно ли вам учить   правила грамматики? )

3. do you learn to fit in with other people at school? (вы учитесь приспосабливаться к другим людям/вписываться в коллектив в школе? )

4. does school teach you to cope with life problems? (учит ли школа справляться с жизненными проблемами? )

5. do you know what you will do in the future? (знаете ли вы, что будете делать в будущем? )

6. do you study hard to get better marks at school? (вы учитесь старательно/усердно, чтобы получать в школе оценки получше? )

7. what are the main things teachers should teach you at school? (каким основным вещам должны учить вас в школе учителя? )

Mr. fields said  he should like a room for a week. a receptionist asked him if he wanted  single or double room mr. fields answered he wanted a single one. mr. fields answered he  if  he had reserved a room/ mr. fields answered he  had  written them from new york a  week before. mr. fields answered him  what his name is (was). mr. fields answered he is (was)  fields. a receptionist said to  him  they had  received his letter, and they  had  reserved a room for him. mr. fields  wondered if there was a private bath in that room.  a receptionist said to  him  that room had a private bath. mr. fields  asked her if  it was  an inside room or an outside room. a receptionist said to  him  it was an outside room on the eighth floor — room 816. mr. fields  asked her  what the charge was. a receptionist answered him that the charge was  eleven dollars a night. mr. fields  said  he believed that room was quiet and he didn't sleep too well. a receptionist answered him that  room was very quiet as it was on the eighth floor, and he didn't hear much street noise. she asked him how long he was  planning to stay. mr. fields  answered he was    planning to stay for a week. a receptionist asked him  if he was there on business. mr. fields  answered her  it was  partly business and partly pleasure and  he had never been to washington before and he'd like to see the city. a receptionist said  she hoped he would  like it there. mr. fields   answered he  hoped so too.

1. the government of usa is composed by executive, legislative and judicial branches of power. 2. each judicial cirsuit is served by a federal court of appeals 3. a term of 6 years compose the senate was elected by two members from each state 4. an important role is played by so-called lobbyists in the american legislation 5. most of the criminal and civil cases are tried by the district courts. 6.the president of the us is elected by electors from the each state for a term of 4 years 7. much of the legislation is recommended by the president to the congress. 8. federal judges, ambassadors are appointed by the president to other countries.     9. during the election much money was spent by campaign reagan and his party in order to become the president of the usa.