Choose the correct variant of the question:

1.
Who have left a message for Jim?
Who has left a message for Jim?

2.
Who is playing with Richard?
Who are playing with Richard?

3.
Who gets up early?
Who does gets up early?

полы моют(ся)- я бы так перевела

7.00 - lifting  7.00-7.30 - morning exercices, water procedures, cleaning of bed, a toilet7.30-7.50 - the breakfast7.50 - 8.20 - road to school or morning walk prior to the beginning of employment at school8.30 - 12.30 - employment at school12.30 - 13.00 - road from school or walk after employment at school13.00-13.30 - the dinner  13.30 - 14.30 - after-dinner rest  14.30 - 16.00 - walk or games and sports employment on air16.00 - 16.15 - the mid-morning snack16.15 - 17.30 - preparation of homeworks17.30 - 19.00 - walks in the open air19.00 - 20.00 - the supper and free employment (reading, musical employment, quiet games, manual skills, the help to a family, employment by a foreign language and so forth)20.30 - preparation for a dream (hygienic actions - cleaning of clothes; footwear, washing)22.00 to go to bed

7.00 - подъем 7.00-7.30 - утренняя зарядка, водные процедуры, уборка постели, туалет7.30 -7.50 - утренний завтрак7.50 - 8.20 - дорога в школу или утренняя прогулка до начала занятий в школе8.30 - 12.30 - занятия в школе12.30 - 13.00 - дорога из школы или прогулка после занятий в школе13.00 -13.30 - обед 13.30 - 14.30 - послеобеденный отдых 14.30 - 16.00 - прогулка или игры и спортивные занятия на воздухе16.00 - 16.15 - полдник16.15 - 17.30 - приготовление 17.30 - 19.00 - прогулки на свежем воздухе19.00 - 20.00 - ужин и свободные занятия (чтение, музыкальные занятия, спокойные игры, ручной труд, семье, занятия иностранным языком и пр.)20.30 - приготовление ко сну (гигиенические мероприятия - чистка одежды; обуви, умывание)22.00 ложиться спать

on the right,[ɒn ðə raɪt]  on the left, [ɒn ðə left]serious,['sɪərɪəs]best,[best]sticker,['stɪkə]model car [ 'mɒdl kãː]clocks,[klɒk]seashells['siːʃel]coins [kɔɪnz]toy soldier[tɔɪ 'səǔldʒə]  posters ['pəǔstəz]soft toys,[sɒft tɔɪz]let's swap [lets swɒp]it's a deal [ɪts ə diːl ]a hit song,[ə hɪt sɒŋ]music ['mjuːzɪk]  programme, programdj,[ˌdiː'dʒeɪ]caller,['kɔːlə]mouse,['maǔs]screen,[skriːn]processor,['prəǔsesə]keyboard,['kiːbɔːd]button,['bʌtn]science,['saɪəns]geography,[dʒɪ'ɒgrəfɪ]fourth times a week,[fɔːθ taɪm ə wiːk ]once a week, [wʌns ə wiːk ]twice a week,[twaɪs ə wiːk ]before,[bɪ'fɔː]after,['ãːftə]wear, [weə]do,[duː]put,[pǔt]don't,[dəǔnt]don't put [dəǔnt pǔt]  write [raɪt]get up [get ʌp]wash and dress [wɒʃ ænd dres ]have break fast, [hæv breɪk fãːst]go to school. [gəǔ tuː skuːl]

dear jackie,

thanks for your last letter! on the topic of holidays in russia, i can tell you that christmas is not as popular in russia as it is in britain. instead, we celebrate new year's eve more fervently here.

is it true that you celebrate christmas on december 25th? here we celebrate it on the january 7th. it is traditionally celebrated by religious believers, whereas i heard that in britain people of all faiths and even atheists celebrate christmas too. am i right?

my favourite holiday is new year's eve, as we put up a fir tree and have a big meal on this day and meet up with friends or relatives. other holidays we celebrate include women's day, men's day and victory day. we also celebrate the start of spring for one whole week and we call this time 'maslenitsa'. what do you call the day when you celebrate the beginning of lent by making pancakes? write back soon, sasha

(its more than 140 words, 140 words is such a small amountm, its )