Найти глагол. ivan is thirteen and he is the number13 chess player in the world. he was born in amerika in a one- room flat with his father. doesn t qo to school. he prastises chess every day. ivan was different from a younq aqe:

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The mery-go-round of college life is something that one never forgets. It's a fascinating, fantastic, fabulous experience, ir­respective of the fact whether one is afull-time or a part-time stu­dent.

Who can forget the first day at the university when one turns from an applicant who has passed entrance exams into a first-year student? I did it! I entered, I got in to the university! A solemn cere­mony in front of the university building and serious people making speeches. Hey, lad, do you happen to know who they are? Who? The rector, vice-rectors, deans, subdeans... and what about those la­dies? Heads of departments and senior lecturers? Okay. Some of them must be professors, some — associate or assistant professors, but, of course, all of them have high academic degrees. And where are our lecturers and tutors?Oh, how nice...

The monitors hand out student membership cards, student record books and library cards — one feels like a real person. First celebra­tions and then days of hard work. So many classes, so many new subjects to put on the timetable! The curriculum seems to be devel­oped especially for geniuses. Lectures, seminars and tutorials. Home preparations; a real avalanche of homeworks.

If one can not cope with the work load of college he or she im­mediately starts lagging behind. It is easier to keep pace with the programme than to catch up with it later. Everyone tries hard to be, or at least to look, diligent. First tests and examination sessions. The first successes and first failures: "I have passed!" or "He has not given me a pass!" Tears and smiles. And a long-awaited vacation.

The merry-go-round runs faster. Assignments, written reproduc­tions, compositions, synopses, papers. Translations checked up and marked. "Professor, I have never played truant, I had a good excuse for missing classes". Works handed in and handed out. Reading up for exams. "No, professor, I have never cheated — no cribs. I just crammed".

Junior students become senior. Still all of them are one family — undergraduates. Students' parties in the students' clab. Meeting people and parting with people. You know, Nora is going to be ex­pelled and Dora is going to graduate with honours. Yearly essays, graduation dissertations, finals...

What? A teacher's certificate? You mean, I've got a degree in English? I am happy! It is over! It is over... Is it over? Oh, no...

A postgraduate course, a thesis, an oral, and a degree in Phi­lology. The first of September. Where are the students of the fa­culty of foreign languages? Is it the English department? oh nice it...

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The story begins with the fact that the old Mayor had a strange dream and that he wants to tell him to other animals. They agreed on a secret meeting in the barn at night. When night came and all the animals had already taken their places in the barn, the old Major (a pig who was 12 years old) began his story. Before telling about the dream, he said that he wants to bequeath to them all his acquired wisdom. Further he says that the life of animals is unhappy, short-lived and full of labor, that no animal in England enjoys freedom and their life is a complete slavery. He reiterated that man is the only enemy who forces them to work and poorly feeds or even sells. And that a person does not serve any interests other than his own. And the covenant of the old Major is an uprising. He is sure that sooner or later justice will prevail. He said: "All people are enemies, all animals are comrades." He said that even when they win, they should not take human vices. For example, sleeping in bed, wearing clothes.
Then he talks about his dream. The dream was about the land, what it will become, when there is no man. Then the old Major sang a song called "cattle English." But with their singing, they woke up the farmer Jonas and he grabbed his gun and ran out into the yard.
Three nights later the Major dies. Then the animals decided that it was their duty to prepare for the uprising. And it turned out that the uprising occurred much earlier and much easier than anyone expected. On Saturday, Jonas went to Willingdon and returned only by noon on Sunday. By evening the animals were still not fed. They could not stand it and rushed into the barn and began to weave food. Immediately John's farmer woke up and his workers began to whip the animals. But the animals started kicking and pushing Jonas and his workers. Almost immediately they stopped defending themselves and ran away, and Jonach's wife jumped out of the bedroom window. And on the wall they