Сочинение на языке на тему школные дни самые счастливые дни в жизни людей 9 класс углубленное изучение

school days are the happiest. i love my school. and i'd like to study here. in my school the teachers are the best: good, intelligent, educated. i also love spending time with my school friends. at recess, we discuss school problems and more. is a portion to the time we spend with our benefit: we go to museums, movies. it's very interesting!

school is amazing ! i think that it is the happiest time in everybody`s life. why?

because you have the best classmates, cool teachers and real friends.

1-We can play basketball all day long(Мы можем играть в баскетбол целый день напролет)

2-You must give that pen to me(Ты должен отдать мне эту ручку)

3-Should he spend all the money in a day(Должен ли он тратить все деньги в один день)

4-This thing may be interesting for you(Эта вещь может быть интересна вам)

5-Human body needs a lot of water to being healthy(Человеческий организм нуждается в большом количестве воды, чтобы быть здоровым)

6-You have to choose one of those(Вы должны выбрать один из них)

7-I will be able to vote for president when I become eighteen(Я смогу голосовать за президента, когда мне исполнится восемнадцать)

8-My friend might be ill(Мой друг может быть болен)

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War and Peace

I first fell in love with Tolstoy's War and Peace when I was sixteen. I actually won a copy as a prize for being top student at school for English. I proudly took my new prize on a family holiday to Wales and so A 3. it was on a remote and rugged costal path, I made my first acquaintance with Lev Tolstoy.

It wasn't love at first sight. The character names and families are challenging to

an English reader; but before long I was captivated. I still remember B 5. that first time reading the novel and the sense of loss when the story was over. However, some years were to pass before I revisited that vast literary landscape although it remained fixed in my memory; like a vivid dream. I was then in my thirties. By that time I'd read all Tolstoy's works and had C 7. no particular interest in re-reading any. But at that time I happened to see the old 1956 movie of War and Peace starring Audrey Hepburn. I had mixed feelings about the film and the result was that D 1. I ended up reading the novel a second time. What a glorious experience that was, as nineteenth-century Russia once more became real in my imagination.

Another twenty years were to pass E 6. until this year when I heard the BBC were making a new TV adaptation with Lily James as Natasha Rostova and Paul Dano as Pierre Bezukhof. This prompted me to read the great novel for the third time in my life. I expected watching the new BBC series to be a disappointment after the

novel - but F 4. it turned out I was completely wrong. It was absolutely wonderful.

Having been so much exposed to War and Peace over the years I have

wondered if I have regardless missed out its true greatness -- because I don't

read in Russian. It is probably too late for me to learn and find out but perhaps

one day I'll learn.

1. I ended up

2. it could be on

3. it was on

4. it turned out

5. that first time

6. until this year

7. no particular interest