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1. Your friend says that men make houses and women make homes. You believe that nowadays both men and women make houses and the role of the men in making a home is as important as that of a woman.
2. You think that many illnesses result from overeating, and that three meals a day is quite enough for a person. Your friend says that a young, growing person must eat four or five times a day.
3. Your friend says that all great men kept diaries. He believes, in fact, that all people should keep diaries. Diaries are important written documents for future historians. You say you have nothing to write in a diary. He disagrees with you.
4. Your friend says that it is not at all necessary to read newspapers, it is quite enough to watch tv. The news programme, he believes, has all the news you may want in it.
Ex 56 Subjects for oral and written composition.
1. Describe a day in the life of an Englishman.
2. Say what newspaper this particular Englishman is likely to read. Give your reasons.
3. Say whether you think this particular Englishman works at an office or at a factory. Give your reasons.
4. Describe your working day.
5. Speak oh things you like doing, and why.
6. Speak on your hobby.
7. Describe what you usually do in the evening on a week-day, on a Saturday or Sunday.
8. Explain the proverb: "Home is where the heart is."
LESSON THREE
Text: More about the English.
Grammar: The Continuous Tense Forms (Present, Past and Future).
Reported Speech. Sequence of Tenses (contd).
Degrees of Comparison of Adverbs.
