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Dear Sophie,
In just one week you will be here with me in Switzerland. I want you to meet my family and to show you my city. I hope you’ll like it. Basel is not as big as London, but everything here is very clean and it is very close to the mountains, which are beautiful. I am worry that you will find Basel a little boring. It isn't as exciting as London because the streets are very quiet after six p.m. People live in their flats so they don’t make much noise. There is a museum there but perhaps it isn’t very interesting to look at.
We finished school last week and I enjoy my vacations now. My family don’t speak English, so you will practice your German a lot. I would like to practice my English with you too.
See you next week! I’ll come to the airport to meet you.
Love( with love),
Liliane
<span>In the painting “Girl with peaches” (the famous portrait of Vera Mamontova by Russian artist Valentin Serov) we can see a girl in a light pink dress, sitting at the table. The girl is about twelve years old. She is dark-skinned and there is bright blush on her cheeks. She has got thick dark hair, which is a bit tousled. The girl has got a pretty roundish face. Her eyebrows are dark and thick. She has got big brown eyes. The girl is sitting in a light room. I think it is a dining room. Behind the girl there is a big window in a white wooden frame. Through the window we can see some leaves of the trees in the garden. The leaves are light green and yellow. The walls in the room are white. There is a big white porcelain plate on the wall next to the window with a beautiful blue pattern on it. Behind the girl we can also see a statuette of a soldier. There are some dark brown wooden chairs in the room and a small table beside the window. The big table, at which the girl is sitting, is covered with a white tablecloth. The girl is holding a big yellow peach in her hands. On the table in front of the girl there are three more peaches. </span>
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Circle the odd one out. А. stand, black, glad, say. B. room, cool, book, rule. C. board, run, sun, fun. D. ten, meet, pen, red.
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Circle the odd one out.
А. say.
B. rule.
C. board.
D. meet.