Discussing social networking

  Today during the  English lesson children discussed  pros and  cons of social networking.

     Pupils showed each other their  accounts in vkontakte, instagram, facebook and odnoklassniki and talked about good and bad sides of social networking.

Ten Things Never to Say or Do in Russia

Sometimes, knowing what NOT to do is even more important if you want to fit in or at least produce a good impression. Read on to find out about ten Russian social taboos.

• Don't come to visit empty-handed

If you're invited over for dinner, or just for a visit, don't come to a Russian house with nothing. What you bring doesn't really matter — a box of chocolates, flowers, or a small toy for a child. Russian hosts prepare for company by cooking their best dishes and buying delicacies that they normally wouldn't for themselves. If, after all this effort, a guest shows up without even a flower, Russians believe he doesn't care.

What does mean GONNA, GOTTA, WANNA, GIMME, GOTCHA?

Gonna, gotta, wanna, gimme, gotcha are often used in informal speech, especially in American English. Also  we can hear it  in different songs. What do they mean?

Children write about our trip to London

You can look through our Album About Trip To London>>>>