18 Mar
18Mar

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1 I don't know about you but my favourite day of the week it is Friday. You have all the pleasure that of being able to look forward to the weekend. 

2 It's the day when you can go out there without worrying about homework, getting up in the morning or anything like that. It's such great! Do you agree with me? 

3 However, stairlifts have been helping to people solve that problem since they first appeared in the US in the 1930s. Their designs have undergone themselves many changes over the years and stairlifts have become safer and easier to use.

 4 Others, though, they criticize home schooling and say us that children should be allowed to socialize with other children, make friends and learn how to live in society. 

5 It must be said that I was quite nervous about going to a completely unknown country, all by on myself, having to speak English 24 hours a day. But it turned out that my worries which were totally unjustified. You have to pay for your own travel costs and bring some pocket money but it's definitely worth every penny! 

6 This incident actually happened a few years ago. One Saturday morning, when in a small English town, a man entered a shoe shop. For a few minutes he so carefully inspected some cowboy boots. Then he put his dirty old trainers on the floor and left the shop. 

7 He now had some smart new cowboy boots on his feet. Luckily the assistant saw it immediately what was happening and rang the police. They soon caught the thief because of he was moving too slowly. He couldn't run very fast in two right-foot boots. 

8 I spend about half of my time in my office, and the other half in court. I don't have customers. I have clients. They come to me with legal problems and I represent them. It's a so very demanding job, because you feel it responsible for what happens to your clients, but it is also very satisfying. 

9 One of my clients was recently arrested for a crime he hadn't committed, and I was able to persuade the police what they'd made a mistake. It's a great feeling helping people when they there are in trouble. 

10 The fax, I think, clearly has so enormous advantages over the past in that everything can be completed with greater. speed and without being the need to respond there and then and get caught chatting as happens on the phone. 

11 But I sometimes dislike when the fax's arrival, which seems to go on for a very long time. And when you get it, most of the information it is about how many sheets are coming or something of that kind.

 12 I'm in a minority, I know, because if I don't possess a mobile phone. I've actually made a conscious decision that not to get one, which most people find strange, but I've never been the kind of person who follows trends.

 13 I don't want it people to be able to contact me whenever they want, night or day. There's a time and place for everything and I like to have phone calls which in private in the comfort of my own home.

 14 Perhaps the most useful and convenient of all domestic appliances it is the microwave oven. You do not need to be a skilful cook or a technological genius how to operate one, and you can produce extremely tasty meals at the touch of a button. 

15 Many of us would now feel as rather helpless and unable to cope without one. The man we have him to thank for this modern cooking miracle is an inventor, Percy LeBaron Spencer, who manufactured the Radar Range oven for industrial use in 1945.

 16 Carbon Street is along, tree-lined street with majestic houses on it either side. The houses are owned by people who cherish their quiet, residential street. Throughout the day, the only noise that is usually the sound of various birds singing in the trees. 

17 But, nothing lasts forever. Carbon Street is about to be change. Mr. Bing, a self-made billionaire, has a plan. A big plan. A big plan for a big house. After years of when searching all over the world, he has determined that Carbon Street is the perfect place to live. He plans to build the biggest house in the world at the end of the street. 

18 The South West has seen it the worst flooding in thirty years with whole villages cut off, and many people who still trapped in their homes by rising flood waters. Storm force waves have broken the sea wall at Westlington. 

19 It is so feared that an entire lifeboat crew lost their lives in attempting to rescue the sailors on board a trawler. Once weather conditions when improve, the air-sea rescue forces will start a search for survivors. 

20 Archaeologists feel it very excited when new discoveries are made because each new discovery tells them more about the past. A good example is the famous Iceman mummy which discovered in 1991 by hikers in the Alps. 

21 Thanks to DNA tests and artefacts found near the site, we know more about people who lived long ago, namely, what they wore and how they lived. The Iceman tells us more a lot. So does the famous Peruvian female mummy. For instance, we know so that women were given tattoos. 

22 South Africa is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and a favourite destination for them many travelers. If you visit it, make it sure you stop off in Cape Town. There is so much to see and do, you'll never get bored.

 23 There's always something which happening in this exciting city, and it has great shops, too. The more adventurous can take a trip up Table Mountain or take a boat trip to see So great white sharks and seals. Cape Town has something for everybody. 

24 My friends who are keen on wildlife, so this year we decided to go to Africa on holiday. The journey was tiring, so we hoped to go to bed as soon as we reached our hotel. However, we soon realised there was little hope of this. Our host had organised it a welcome party for us! 

25 Most guests stayed until 2 a.m., but when we had to stay until daybreak. By the time I got to bed, I wasn't enough able to keep my eyes open. I had just closed my eyes when I heard a strange noise. A snake was crawling through the open window. 

26 I was born in a small country town. When I was young it seemed as an ideal place to live. I had lots of friends to play with and I was happy. But, as I got more older, everything suddenly seemed a bit boring. 

27 Then, when I was 16, we moved to London because of my father was offered a much better job in a big hospital in the city centre. I slowly realised so that there was a lot more to do in the city than in the country. 

28 A large part of the north of England it was hit by a raging storm which swept across the country yesterday, leaving a trail of damaged buildings behind it. Large numbers of injured people which were treated in hospitals. One man, a retired postman who lived in Leeds, died after he was struck on the head by a falling roof tile.

 29 There was chaos on the roads such as many were blocked by fallen trees. The unexpected storm now threatens to bring floods to the area, as the still rising waters of the River Ouse they have almost reached danger level. 

30 It is certainly true that in recent times money has become more and more important in sport. I think that in some ways this is not a good thing. People who seem to be involved in some sports just to make it money and not because they really care about the sport. 

31 For example, some footballers get paid so an enormous amount of money but sometimes they don't seem to care about the team they are playing for, which makes the fans very angry. On the other hand, it could be argued about that the top players are so famous and under so much pressure both from fans and the media that they deserve the money they earn. 

32 Are you in control of your mobile phone? Is it your friend or your enemy? Mobile phones which were supposed to make our lives easy. But maybe they have just made them more complicated and stressful. When 26-year-old Andy Barton was interrupted by his mobile phone as for the fourth time in fifteen minutes, a sudden rage came over him, and he threw the phone against a wall. 

33 "The phone broke and I felt really happy," he said. "The thing was becoming a nuisance to me. My wife has thrown her phone away too, and she thinks about life is nice without it. Mobile phones had made it slaves of us. It sounds crazy, but I can assure you it's true." 

34 I've just seen a film about two climbers who decided to go climbing in the mountains in Peru. It took them two days to reach the mountain they had been decided to climb because it was in a remote place. They left a companion and most of their supplies at base camp, optimistically thinking about they would be back in a couple of days. 

35 After a difficult climb, they reached the top of the mountain. It was then that everything started to go wrong. Because of one climber had broken his leg, he had to be lowered down the mountain by means of a rope. His leg was so many painful that he couldn't stand on it. After a very exciting bit of the film, which I won't describe, he found himself alone at the bottom of a deep crack. He managed to climb out and eventually crawl to safety. 

36 A colleague at work had a small boat in which every weekend he used to go sailing. He invited me and a friend of mine to go with him on a sailing trip. We imagined that ourselves sitting on the deck of the boat, near a beach, sunbathing and doing what we wanted. But the reality was such different. 

37 Our friend, who owned the boat, was only happy at sea. As a result, there we were actually at sea most of the time. Whatever the weather we sailed on and on. We got a tan but not from the sun, it was from the strong winds which blew it cold sea water in our faces all day. 

38 I was sitting in my taxi reading the morning newspaper when the alarm in the bank across it the street went off. I looked up and saw two masked men who running towards me. 

39 There was so confusion everywhere. Police cars were racing towards the bank while pedestrians were running away from it. I was turning the key in the ignition when the masked men forced their way into my taxi and told me to drive off. It was the scariest thing that had ever there happened to me. 

40 Singer and songwriter James Sharp has a new hobby — golf. He has lessons every day and spends it so much time on the course that his girlfriend, actress and model Sophie Clarke, is thinking of taking up the sport as well as so she can spend more time with him. 

41 What does he think of the rumours that he and Sophie are planning toget their married? "Every day I see things which written about me that aren't true. One day they say we're getting married and the next day that I'm seeing another woman. I just try to ignore all of it." 

42 However, if they are hoping for something that sounds like his last album, they may be disappointed. So is James worried? Not there at all. "I need to grow as an artist and that means taking risks. I hope that never changes." Somehow, we don't think his fans who will be disappointed. 

43 In recent years it has become possible to synthesise it in the laboratory many drugs which previously obtained from plants and animal products. A small number of drugs can become addictive.

 44 Most food was fresh, not such frozen. When you went shopping you could ask for the piece of meat you there wanted and see the butcher cutting it instead of finding it ready wrapped in plastic. 

45 The condition now it even has a medical name — 'song-in-head syndrome'. But why does the mind annoy us like this? No one knows for their sure. 

46 For instance, the Western ideal of beauty today there is to be tanned, slim and athletic. It was not always so, nor it is likely to remain the same in the future. However, within the same culture at any given time, most people are agree on which individuals are more or less attractive. 

47 The fire which started at 8 o'clock in the morning and the tragedy was unavoidable because the miners were working without oxygen masks, meaning there was no any escape from the thick smoke in the mine. 

48 'Guest' is a national organization which is arranges for adult international students to stay in your home for a few days. The purpose of it is to help to the students get to know the people of the country while they are studying here. 

49 Our students are quite not well-off so they cannot pay you for their stay. However, they will reward you there with their friendship and you will learn a lot about their lives and countries. 

50 Modern ballet has a so long and colourful history. As its aristocratic look suggests, this dance form has its roots in the royal courts of Western Europe. At first, the graceful movements accompanied by not only music, but speech and poetry as well. 

51 The Royal Academy of Dance was established in the mid-17th century by the French King, Louis XIV, in order as to perfect the art form which many people love it today. 

52 Most people do not like getting up early there, and some people find it such impossible to wake up on time! For these people the alarm clock is a wonderful invention. 

53 But there are much other people who have got so much used to hearing to the regular ringing sounds of their alarm clock that they continue to sleep straight through the noise. 

54 I’ve been studying French for six years and it’s still such quite difficult to understand native speakers, who often talk too quickly for me. One thing I find it useful is watching French films, which I enjoy doing. The English subtitles help me to pick up the French dialogue. 

55 But when it’s a film that I’ve seen before, I already know how more or less what people are saying so I don’t use the subtitles. I find that the more you listen, the easier it gets. You really know you’re getting somewhere when you just hear the words both and don’t have to translate all the time. 

56 A great new project started it at a Nottingham secondary school at the beginning of September. Once a week, older people from the community come to the school to learn how to use the Internet and their mobile phones. More and more people who come every time. 

57 So far they’ve ail learned to share photos on their phones and set up a Facebook page. The students are great teachers, and they’re always such patient! ‘Their explanations are always simple!’ said one of the older participants. The teenagers are really enjoying both the chance to help people in their community. 

58 Trains and subways they aren’t places where people would typically learn about poetry, unless they live in New York City, of course. For several years, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been running a cultural programme which called Poetry in Motion. 

59 Every year, selected poems are displayed on posters in the city’s train and subway Systems, so passengers who can read them while they travel. The programme has been very successful, and there has also been a similar programme called it Train of Thought, with quotes from novels and other kinds of literature. 

60 Nowadays it seems as that not everybody wants to go on holiday to relax. Although most of us are quite happy to go somewhere warm and lie on a beach all day, there are some people who can’t sit still for more than an hour without be getting bored. 

61 These are the kind of people who they are now choosing to go on adventure holidays, where there are almost too many of things to do! Activities on offer include horse-riding, rock-climbing, windsurfing and scuba diving, depending on where the holiday centre is. 

62 I’m so glad you’re going to be able to come and visit us in the summer. I’m really looking forward to be seeing you again. It must be about two years since we last met us! I hope you’re still keen on climbing and swimming, as we are planning to take you to my grandmother’s house in the mountains.

 63 Her house is right on the edge of a big lake, so we’ll be able to go for swimming every day, as often as we want — as long as the weather is good, of course. The other great thing about the place is so that the neighbors have a speedboat and water-skiing equipment. 

64 If you’re feeling tense, stressed and irritable and can’t seem to relax after a hard day at the office, then what you should do is take up to a hobby that helps you unwind at the end of the day. If you’re not particularly fit and don’t feel up to gymnastics or jogging, then gardening may be the hobby rather for you. 

65 Gardening has all sorts of benefits. One of them — perhaps the most important — is that it is too cheap. You really don’t need to spend much at all, as for all you need to buy to start with is a spade and some gardening gloves! 

66 Social networks connect people at low cost; this can be beneficial for entrepreneurs and small businesses planning to very expand their contact base. These networks often act as a customer relationship management tool for companies which selling products and services. 

67 Companies can also use social networks for it advertising in the form of banners and text ads. Since businesses operate globally, social networks can make it such easier to keep in touch with contacts around the world. 

68 Paracetamol was discovered in 1877, and it has been very used ever since. Today, in Europe and the USA, it is often prescribed to treat it fever and pain. 

69 Although nobody who knows exactly how it works, it is popular because, unlike aspirin, it is safe for both children and pregnant women. However, strange as it may seem, snakes die if they eat paracetamol, even in so small doses.

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