По проверьте правильно переведено на или нет я думаю что животным будет лучше в заповеднике потому что они привыкли к свободной жизни.в заповеднике площадь больше чем в зоопарке и по этому они чувствуют себя свободнее.в зоопарке на них смотрят много людей и иногда им это не нравится, а в заповеднике на них не кто не смотрит если смотрит то не заметно чтобы зверь их не заметил.в зоопарке их держат в клетках , а в заповедниках в обширном участке.и поэтому я считаю что им лучше в заповеднике. i think that by an animal it will be better in reserve because they got used to free life.in reserve area more than in a zoo and they feel freer on it.in a zoo at them very much people look and sometimes it dislikes them, and in reserve on them not whoever looks if that looks it not notedly that a beast them did not notice.in a zoo they are held in cages, and in reserves in a vast area.and i consider that they are better in reserve.

Ithink the animals will be better in the reserve because they are accustomed to a free life.in the reserve area is more than the zoo, and so they feel freer.at the zoo looking at them a lot of people and sometimes they don't like it, and reserve them who are not looking if it looks not noticeable to the beast didn't notice them.in the zoo they are kept in cages ,and in nature reserves in the wider area.and so i think that they are better in the reserve.

Grand theatre began as a private theater of the provincial prosecutor of prince peter urusov. march 28, 1776 empress catherine ii signed the prince "privilege" for the maintenance of performances, masquerades, balls and other amusements for a period of ten years. this date is considered the founding of the moscow bolshoi theatre. in the first phase of the existence of the bolshoi theatre and opera drama troupe were a single entity. the composition was the most diverse: from serf actors - to guests from overseas stars. in the formation of opera and drama company played a major role moscow university and founded by him at the gymnasium, which was given a good musical education. theatre classes have been established at the moscow educational house, which also supplied the footage into a new troupe. the content of the performances and the "amusements" was a matter of the financial burden, and prince peter urusov divided his "privilege" with a companion - russified englishman michael maddox, equilibrists, theater mechanic and "lecturer", display all sorts of optical instruments and other "mechanical" miracles.

Liliana sobieska comes from poland and she works in warsaw. she does (not live) in warsaw. her home is in the country, about 20 kilometers from warsaw, and her journey to work (takes) about an hour. at work she manages a department of 150 people. she (travels) outside poland very often for work, but she usually (goes) to international conferences once a year. she (uses) english at work, for writing e-mails and on the phone. meetings (are) important in her job, but she (does not have) meetings every day. she (is) very happy in her job, and (loves) working with people, but she (does not like) administrative work. in her free time she (enjoys) cycling, walking, going to the movies and traveling.