He (16)  to this school until he was 11 years old.

In Britain children (17) go to state primary schools usually go on to secondary schools.

You must (18) at school until you are 16 when you take some important exams called GCSE’s.

If you do well in (19) exams,

you(20)  continue for another two years specialising in three or four subjects.

My brother  (21) Physics,

Chemistry and Maths and then went (22) university.

When he finished university he became a Maths teacher and so he (23) Maths every day.

He (24)  soon and guess what?

His future (25) is a Maths teacher!

Paul: (31)  you have a good holiday?

Mary: Oh yes, thanks. It (32)  wonderful.

Paul: Where did you go?

Mary: Well, first we went to Prague, (33) we went to Budapest, which was
wonderful. Have you ever been there?

Paul: No, I haven’t. What was it (34) ?

Mary: Brilliant. .There was (35)  much to see and do. We visited museums,

restaurants, famous buildings and, of course, the Danube.

Paul: Did you go shopping?

Mary: Not really, because I didn’t have much money and the shops were very (36)

Paul: That’s a pity. You (37)  have been disappointed. Didn’t you buy anything?

Mary: Only one or two small things. But it was so beautiful that I think I (38)  go back one day - with more money!

Paul: Well, if you do, let me know and I’ll think about (39) with you.

Mary: Oh, Paul, you should. Honestly, it’s one of the (40) holidays I’ve ever had.