Read the text once more and try to fill in the gaps. 1. I must say that all days

1. I must say that all days ………………. look very much the same.

2. I ………………… pretending not to hear the alarm-clock.

3. It ……………….. to make my bed.

4. I am ……………… my shower.

5. The shower sets me …………………….

6. Breakfast must be ………………… of the day.

7. I have …………………. to cook breakfast.

8. At 11.50 I usually go …………………. to have lunch.

9. Under the present economical conditions I must ……… to become ………… in my field.

10. My parents don’t charge me …………………….

Answer the following questions using the information from the text. Use some additional material if necessary.

1. Are you a full-time or a part-time student?

2. How many days a week do you study (work)?

3. Are your weekdays similar to each other?

4. When do you get up?

5. Who or what wakes you up?

6. Is it easy for you to get up early in the morning?

7. What are your usual morning actions before leaving home?

8. Do you have breakfast? What do you usually have for breakfast? Do you cook it yourself?

9. When do you leave home?

10. Do you live far from or near your work (university)?

11. What do you usually do at the university (your work)?

12. Where and when do you have lunch? What do you have for it?

13. When do you finish your work (classes)?

14. Do you go home then?

15. What do you do in the evening?

16. Do you do any work about the house?

17. When do you go to bed on weekdays?

Speak about your working day (150-200 words). The above-mentioned questions and additional material below may help you.