based on p.31, ex.5 Read the text and choose the right options to complete the sentences International Summer Camp Hello, I'm Vanessa, and I want to tell you about one of my best vacations ever. Last summer, in August, my grandparents sent me to the International Camp in Germany, for me to study some German and have fun on the fresh air. We lived in a small town of Stein [staɪn], which is situated in Bavaria [bəˈveəriə]. We lived in single or double rooms in the building of the castle. Most of the day we spent outside, where the weather was always warm and sunny. The lessons started only on the third day of our visit. My teacher's name was Kevin, he was from Bonn. The lessons were never boring — even when we studied grammar. Kevin always knew how to turn the rule into a game. Because there were people from many countries in my group, I was unable to speak Russian, and that helped my German greatly. After school every week we had a special project lesson (for example, I chose to write a newspaper). The rest of the time we did fun activities. We did basketball, football, tennis, karate, learned how to do belly dancing, swam in the swimming pool, sunbathed, went to discos etc. Whatever we did, it was interesting. We also visited the Alps and enjoyed the fresh air. What I liked most about this trip were the cows. That was the first time I saw them so close. We went to big cities twice: first to Salzburg [ˈsæltsbɜ:ɡ] and then to Munich [ˈmju:nɪk]. They are really beautiful. In Salzburg we visited Mozart's house, and in Munich — the German Museum, the section of space and air travel. In Stein it was really important for me to talk to people from other countries. Because you don't often talk to young foreigners in Moscow, do you? They were from the USA, England, Wales, France, Spain, Venezuela [ˌvenɪˈzweɪlə], Hungary, Morocco, Latvia and so on. But Russians won — 18 out of 96 were from our country. I really liked my journey; I met a lot of interesting and unforgettable people and probably became a little bit more daring. I am sure that life in a foreign country makes people think in a different way. It makes them independent and more understanding. Vanessa on such a wonderful vacation as in the International summer camp in Germany before. She went there . The children had during their first two days in the camp. Vanessa says that their lessons of German were . Vanessa couldn't speak her native language because of . Projects were special activities they to do every week. The camp was better than Moscow to spend her summer because there were many . "Russians won" means that Russians in the camp were in the . After the trip Vanessa became much better as a .
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basedonp.31, ex.5

Readthetextandchoosetherightoptionstocompletethesentences

InternationalSummerCamp

Hello, I'mVanessa, andIwanttotellyouaboutoneofmybestvacationsever.Lastsummer, inAugust, mygrandparentssentmetotheInternationalCampinGermany, formetostudysomeGermanandhavefunonthefreshair.WelivedinasmalltownofStein[staɪn], whichissituatedinBavaria[bəˈveəriə].Welivedinsingleordoubleroomsinthebuildingofthecastle.Mostofthedaywespentoutside, wheretheweatherwasalwayswarmandsunny.

Thelessonsstartedonlyonthethirddayofourvisit.Myteacher'snamewasKevin, hewasfromBonn.Thelessonswereneverboring — evenwhenwestudiedgrammar.Kevinalwaysknewhowtoturntheruleintoagame.Becausetherewerepeoplefrommanycountriesinmygroup, IwasunabletospeakRussian, andthathelpedmyGermangreatly.

Afterschooleveryweekwehadaspecialprojectlesson(forexample, Ichosetowriteanewspaper).Therestofthetimewedidfunactivities.Wedidbasketball, football, tennis, karate, learnedhowtodobellydancing, swamintheswimmingpool, sunbathed, wenttodiscosetc.Whateverwedid, itwasinteresting.

WealsovisitedtheAlpsandenjoyedthefreshair.WhatIlikedmostaboutthistripwerethecows.ThatwasthefirsttimeIsawthemsoclose.Wewenttobigcitiestwice: firsttoSalzburg[ˈsæltsbɜ:ɡ]andthentoMunich[ˈmju:nɪk].Theyarereallybeautiful.InSalzburgwevisitedMozart'shouse, andinMunich — theGermanMuseum, thesectionofspaceandairtravel.

InSteinitwasreallyimportantformetotalktopeoplefromothercountries.Becauseyoudon'toftentalktoyoungforeignersinMoscow, doyou?TheywerefromtheUSA, England, Wales, France, Spain, Venezuela[ˌvenɪˈzweɪlə], Hungary, Morocco, Latviaandsoon.ButRussianswon — 18outof96werefromourcountry.Ireallylikedmyjourney; Imetalotofinterestingandunforgettablepeopleandprobablybecamealittlebitmoredaring.Iamsurethatlifeinaforeigncountrymakespeoplethinkinadifferentway.Itmakesthemindependentandmoreunderstanding.

  1. Vanessa[has never been|every summer went|has always wanted to go]onsuchawonderfulvacationasintheInternationalsummercampinGermanybefore.
  2. Shewentthere[after her friends' advice|thanks to her grandparents |on her own initiative].
  3. Thechildrenhad[three lessons|only outdoor lessons|no lessons]duringtheirfirsttwodaysinthecamp.
  4. VanessasaysthattheirlessonsofGermanwere[not serious|short as games |very fascinating].
  5. Vanessacouldn'tspeakhernativelanguagebecauseof[international group members|difficulties with Russian grammar|absence of help from other students].
  6. Projectswerespecialactivitiesthey[refused|decided|were told]todoeveryweek.
  7. ThecampwasbetterthanMoscowtospendhersummerbecausethereweremany[cows|foreigners|big cities].
  8. "Russianswon" meansthatRussiansinthecampwereinthe[majority|minority|game].
  9. AfterthetripVanessabecamemuchbetterasa[student|teacher|listener].