Read the text about Erasmus and tick the sentences which are true.

### Задание 1. Read the text about Erasmus and tick the sentences which are true. 1. He was German. — False (He was from Holland). 2. His mother and father died when he was a teenager. — True (His mother died, then father when he was 15). 3. He went to school in Paris. — True. 4. He studied Latin. — True. 5. He was a teacher in France. — True (He worked at the University of Paris). 6. He met Henry VIII. — True (He made many friends including King Henry VIII). 7. He studied at Cambridge University. — True. 8. He lived in many different countries. — True. 9. He was a writer. — True. 10. He died when he was 50. — False (He was born in 1466 and died in 1536, he was about 70). ### Задание 2a. Read the blog. Did Kim have a good day? Yes, Kim had a good day. She got up at 9.30, had a nice breakfast, and went for a long walk in the park. In the evening, she spent time with her husband and had dinner. ### Задание 3. Listen and choose the right answer. *(Note: This is a listening exercise. Based on typical textbook content, I will provide the standard answers if the audio is not available, but since I cannot hear the audio, I will explain the context for each task.)* 1. Where was Andy last night? (Answer depends on listening) 2. What did Rebecca like about the hotel? (Answer depends on listening) 3. Where did Owen work yesterday? (Answer depends on listening) 4. What did Emma see last night? (Answer depends on listening) 5. Where did Jane stay in Venice? (Answer depends on listening) 6. ______ bought something at the new shopping centre. (Answer depends on listening) 7. What did Alan do on Saturday? (Answer depends on listening) 8. When's Liam's birthday? (Answer depends on listening) ### Задание 4. Tick the boxes. *(This is a self-assessment checklist. You should check "Yes, I can" if you feel confident about the following topics:) - Say where you were yesterday (e.g., "I was at home"). - Say what you did yesterday (e.g., "I read a book"). - Ask what other people did yesterday (e.g., "What did you do yesterday?"). - Say dates (e.g., "12th July 1536").