Ex. 2. Match the English words and word combinations from set A with their equivalents from set B

Ex. 3. Find the answers to the following questions in the text.

1. What educational establishment do you study at?

2. What’s your major?

3. Why is it very important for you to have a well planned daily program?

4. What do you usually do in the morning?

5. What are your days-off?

6. What subjects are you studying this term?

7. Which is the most difficult subject for you?

8. You go to the library after classes, don’t you?

9. How do you and your friends usually spend your free time?

10. Do you often come home late?

Ex. 4. Put the words into the right order to make sentences. Ask questions to the underlined words.

1. in the morning, usually, at, get, up, about, 7 o’clock, I.

2. four, have, We, - lectures, or workshops, - periods, a day.

3. this, term, many subjects, We,study.

4. to discuss, My friends, different, events, cultural, like, political and economic.

5. the, library, and, I, often, go, to, to, read, My, for, friends, classes.