2. My Day's Work
to wake up, early, to get up, at once, to wash, to dress, as a rule, to do morning exercises, to go by bus (car, un derground, trolley-bus), it takes .... to hurry, to work hard, to be busy, to translate, to see smb., to discuss, to last, to get home
3. The Week-end
to be free, to go to the country, to go for a walk in the park (wood), to have a good time, to have a rest, the sun, a river, to go to the cinema (to the theatre), a new play (film), to play the piano, to listen to, to watch TV, to play chess (volley-ball, football), to be glad, to have to stay in town, awful weather, to be unable
4. My Family (My Friend's Family)
to be born, to spend one’s childhood, to live near (a long way from), to get married, to have a small (large) family, parents, grandfather (grandmother), children, a wo man (man) of ..., a girl (boy) of to go to school, to take to a nursery school, to have to, to spend a lot ol time on, to go to, to graduate, an engineer, an economist, a factory (office) worker, a student, a teacher (doctor, en gineer), to go (come) to see
5. Our Holiday
to leave Moscow, to go away for a holiday, poor health, to intend, to have a good time, the weather, fine (nice), a river, a wood, to go to the seaside, to swim, the sea, to sunbathe, to play chess (volley-ball, tennis), a library, to go to the cinema, early (late) in ..., to have a good holiday
6. My Flat (My Friend’s New Flat)
a block of flats, on the ... floor, a living-room, to use, a dining-room, a sittir;g-room, a bedroom, a bathroom, -a kitchen, a study, to have to, in the middle of, to the right (left) of, ia the corner, a piano, an arm-chair, an ordinary chair, a bookcase, a TV (radio) set, a sofa, a vase of flow ers, comfortable
7. How I Once Got III
to go to the country, awful weather, to feel unwell, not to be able to, to get (have) a cold, to have to stay at home, to see a doctor, to be unable, by telephone, to have a (high) temperature, to have to miss, to be sorry (about),
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