«Английский язык. Темы для экзаменов. Уровень В2» kitobidan iqtiboslar

So, they kept us apart.

‘cause my dad was a businessman

I went to one for three days, when I was three, but I got really bored there and told my mum that I didn’t want to go, so before I went to a real school, she taught me at home

There’s no lift, unfortunately, which means I have to stagger up three flights of stairs every day, a couple of times a day. It’s quite a small flat – I don’t remember how many square metres it is but it’s pretty small.

primary school we used to play netball, on a really big pitch. It was strange, it was more of a field than a netball court. For playing tennis, we went to somebody’s house that was near the school and used their hard courts. I really like tennis, and swimming. When I was in Somerset, we’d go on a coach once a week, every week, into the nearest town, which was about 8 miles away, and go swimming for an hour.

This makes a big change from some other flats I’ve lived in, like in London where I was freezing cold in the winter with no fires or heating of any sort.

I live in Budapest, in a flat in the centre of town, on the third storey, the third floor, of a building

A lot of people get divorced now and live on their own and bring up their children on their own

I had some other very good teachers, but I’ve noticed that teachers are really different in Hungary

There were all kinds of general knowledge questions and things that, basically, you can work out if you’ve got any common sense.