Write about you and your friends at the park

There is a new park near our school. It is very beautiful, especially in autumn. The leaves on the trees turn yellow, red and brown. And when my friends and I walk in our park, fallen leaves rustle under our feet. 

There are brightl autumn flowers such as asters and chrysanthemums in the flowerbeds. 

We like to ride our bikes, play or just walk in the park in any season.

My favorite nationsl clothes are clothes in Korea, national clothes are called Hanbok Hanbok (Hangul cor. 한복, Hancha: 韓 服); in North Korea it is called chosonot, (Hangul: cor. 조선 옷, hancha: 朝鮮 옷) - the national traditional costume of the people of Korea. Hanbok is often sewn from bright monochrome fabrics. Although the word "hanbok" literally means "Korean clothing", in the 21st century this word is used exclusively to mean the hanbok of the Joseon Dynasty, it is clothing for official and semi-official receptions, festivals and festivals. The modern hanbok is different from the Choson hanbok; in the 20th century, its form underwent strong changes to please convenience. Noble Koreans often borrowed foreign clothing throughout their history, and ordinary people wore Hanbok varieties

Перевод:

Моей любимой нац. Одеждой является одежда корейцев, нац. Одежду в Корее называют ханбХанбок (хангыль кор. 한복, ханча: 韓服); в Северной Корее называется чосонот, (хангыль: кор. 조선옷, ханча: 朝鮮옷) — национальный традиционный костюм жителей Кореи. Ханбок часто шьют из ярких одноцветных тканей. Хотя слово «ханбок» буквально означает «корейская одежда», в XXI веке это слово используется исключительно для обозначения ханбока династии Чосон, это одежда для официальных и полуофициальных приёмов, фестивалей и празднеств. Современный ханбок отличается от чосонского, в XX веке его форма претерпела сильные изменения в угоду удобству. На протяжении своей истории знатные корейцы часто заимствовали иностранную одежду, а простые люди носили разновидности ханбока

1. I will have done it by that time.

2. He will have written a letter by the time she comes.

3. We will have built a new house by the end of the year.

4. Mother won’t have cooked dinner when we come home.

5. Will you have done your homework by seven o'clock?

6. They won’t have arrived by the evening.

7. Why won’t she have come by five o'clock?

8. Who will have taken exam by this time?

9. Will he have read this book by the end of the month?

10. I won't have looked through all the magazines by this time