Student's needn't focus. I had read the discussion about learning English and I don't understand the phrase "Student's needn't focus". Could you tell me what does "Student's needn't focus" mean? And why does "needn't" have this strange form?

there is/there are Why I must write "there is" in this sentence? I think that "there are" is right... There is fresh air, green trees and wild fields.

What have you learned about a country from watching its movies? Films can tell us a lot about the country in which they were made. What have you learned about a country from watching its movies? Use specific examples and details to support your response. I adore to watch movies and TV-serials, especially I prefer science fiction. This genre can tell me about philosophical flows and social relationship in a country where films was made. For example I had watched movie "V for Vendetta" five years ago. This film describe life of society at near future when dictature rise up in England. And of course there is one man who fight with goverment for freedom... so romantic... And finally he gifts a freedom to English people booming a royal palace. I think the movie contains the idea that freedom is basic need for people and they must fight for it. This idea was born at age of renaissance by progressive philosopher from Europe including authors from England. And V fo vendetta mirror this idea because nowadays social reform make new border for personal freedom. Anyway movies with this idea can't exist in Asia country. All films from Asia which I had watced describe happy for collective or family. A person is not matter as a communa. And if he must break his dreams for collective he breaks... I respect Asian philosophy but I don't want to live in cociety where I must drop out my dreams for a happy of another people. Maybe I had made a mistake when I had made conclusions about Asian movies but if you finger a movie with another ideas abour relationship between person and society I will watch it with plesure and will make a new conclusion.