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1. I get up at seven o’clock or at a quarter past seven. 2. On Sunday I usually get up at nine o’clock or at half past nine. But last Sunday I slept very long and got up only at noon. 3. Lev Tolstoy liked to get up at sunrise. 4. Our lessons are usually over at twenty minutes to two. 5. They returned from the wood at sunset. 6. I began writing my composition at seven o’clock and finished only at midnight. 7. My birthday is on the ninth of July. 8. The school year begins on the first of September. 9. On the twenty-fifth of December people celebrate Christmas. 10. On Wednesday I usually have a lot of homework.

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1. Go to the blackboard. 2. Write the date on the blackboard. 3. The teacher is standing at the blackboard and writing sentences on the blackboard. The pupils are sitting at the desks. 4. She saw three plates on the table. 5. The children sat on the carpet and began to play. 6. Where are the boys? – They are in the yard. 7. Kate was in the room. 8. Butter is on the table. Put in the fridge. 9. Where is your pen? – It is in my pocket. 10. We gathered many mushrooms in the forest.

Translate into your native language the following word combinations

On the shelf, on the bench, on the wall, in the library, in the river, in the theatre, in the swimming pool, at school, at home, in the room, in the cup, at the university, on the grass, in the garden, in the glass, on the bridge.

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