Choose the correct word. Then read the text and check your answers. 1. The Globe Theatre is a rebuilding/reconstruction of a theatre from Shakespeare’s time.

2. At the Globe theatre more than half the audience/people will have to stand for the entire play.

3. Some shows are regularly sold/sold out.

4. Tickets bought from people outside the theatre may not be genuine/true.

5. There are a lot of classical music venues/places in London.

6. Classical music performances often take part/take place in churches.

7. Central London has many multiplex cinemas/theatres.

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mary used to eat junk food when she was a child but now she keeps fit and prefers healthy food.

10 years ago people used to pay only in cash, but today most people have credit cards.

seven years ago i used to have a motorbike, but now it belongs to my sister as i drive a car.

when he lived in paris, he used to eat frogs every weekend, but now he lives in india and he eats indian food every second day.

when her granddaughter was a kid she used to believe that snow was made of ice cream.

1.my brother has never been beaten at tennis.

2.english is spoken all over the world.

3.the boy was  punished   for something he did not do.

4. little sister was given a ticket too.

5. it   will be forgotten soon.

6. the book will be written in june.

7. the song was heard by nobody.

8. he will be given the book.

9. the   doctor was sent for.

10. some medicines were prescribed by the doctor.

11. the man was seen by nobody. 

waiter:   good mornin1 can i help you? jenny:   yes. can i hav a hamburger and chips? please?

waiter:   do you want peasjenny:     yes, please.karini:   can i have a hamburger and chips, too?

waiter:   peas? karini:     no, thanks.

helen:     pizza and salad for me, please.

waiter:   sorry. we usually have pizza, but not today.

helen:     can i have a cheese omelette and salad, then?

waiter:   of couse. and to drink?

helen:     juice, pleaseю

karini:   coke for me.

jenny:     and for me too.

waiter:   ok. that's 2 cokes and an juice.

the ideal school? this can not be. this is not on the ground. but it could be and should be a school that strives for perfection. yes, and this desire itself - like a dream.one of our correspondents in america told me that he met the famous architect, who made an unusual request: to build a perfect seattle school. he asked, "what are the requirements for such a school? " he replied: "i do not know. but it must be perfect. "and the architect took the order.why do not we adopt the same order? why our russian children, although some of them, do not try to by heart what the ideal school? we have no money on expensive architects and crazy construction, we have half the school has no running water. we are poor.but the ideal has nothing to do with plumbing, swimming pool, expensive architect and a lot of money. in this and the beauty of our work, this is its peculiarity - it allows idealism. moreover, it requires idealism! academician of russian academy of education vasily davydov said: - i have to meet with teachers and doctors. and you know what the difference between them? among physicians there are cynics. among the teachers - ever.if you ask children what do you see the perfect school, they will likely start writing about swimming pools, spacious classrooms and wide hallways.but the ideal school is not about that.it first of all, an ideal relationship, beyond any architects, but it is subordinate to the director, who, perhaps, not such a brilliant education, resulting in a rundown regional pedagogical institute (oh, excuse me - the university), but whose heart is capable of making peace, whose mind is not tuned to the program, and for children and for people whose soul is able to forgive, and whose conscience does not permit to deviate from the ideal.