My English writing exercise (THE VANISHING GLASS) Hi, I’m Dudley! My mother said that I look like a baby angel, but I old enough for punching somebody. And my favorite punching bag is Harry (when I could catch him). Oh, Harry is nasty boy in baggy old clothes, hi is so skinny and ugly, not like me, I look a lot like my father! But I want to tell not about Harry. My last birthday was odd and very dangerous. When I counted my presents, it was one less than last year. I was so angry, I wanted to turn the table over, although my mother promised to buy me another two presents and I thought – “That is alright then.” Every year on my birthday my parents took me and my friend out for the day, to adventure parks, hamburger restaurants, or the movies. In this year - bad news was Mrs. Figg broken her leg and we had to take Harry to the zoo. I didn’t want him to come, he always spoils everything and I was right. After lunch in the zoo restaurant we went to the reptile house. I wanted to see huge, poisonous cobras and thick, man-crushing pythons. I found the largest snake, but it didn’t move even after father tapped on the glass and it was so boring. Only one thing on this day was dangerous, after Harry was talking to one snake, the glass front of its tank had vanished and this horrible snake had nearly bitten off my leg. Oh it was long, rough day.

My English writing exercise (Moscow International Film School) Moscow International Film School. This school was created in 1991. It’s school for children who want to make moves. In the mornings the students have simple lessons like Maths, Russian and Physics, but in the afternoon they attend very different creative workshops. High school students make movies, performances. They raise acute social problems like disables children, abandoned old people and e.t.c. The children visit boarding schools, nursing homes. But one thing is the same – the pupils still work hard and take exams just like any other child in Russia. When students graduate the get a special certificate and can work in entertainment industry.

My English writing exercise (Letter to friend about my weekend) Dear Nick, How are you, I hope you are fine. Thanks for your letter. Here’s how I spend my weekends. I spend my week working hard at office, but my weekends are very busy too. On Saturday mornings I usually go running and work out in the gym and then I have Java and English lessons. On Saturday nights I’m tired, so I stay at home. I often watch DVD’s or read the books. On Sunday I do my housework: vacuum the floor, do the washing – up, dust the furniture and take out the rubbish. After this I watch English show Extra and read English books. Well, that’s all, I guess. I can’t wait to hear all your news. Please write soon. Best wishes, Kate