"как я провожу понедельник ". сочинение на 10 предложений примерно. скажите . заранее

Monday is a working day and I have to go to schoo. So, I get up at 6:30 a.m., wash myself, get breakfast and leave for school at about 7:45 a.m. I take a bus and get to school at 8:10 a.m. Our lessons start at 8:30 a.m., ususally we have 6 to 7 lessons per day. After school I go home, have lunch and do my homework. It usually takes me 2 hours to prepare everything. Then I ring my friends and we go for a walk to the park. This is my favourite part of day because I love spending time with my friends. At 7:30 I come back home and have light dinner with my family. After this I read books or watch TV. At 9 p.m. I take a shower and go to bed at 9:30.

No 6. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.

The mountains are well... from our balcony.

r) seen

N07. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.

He ... his way and had to ask a policeman where to go.

r) lost

No8. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.

Everybody must be ... crossing the street.

r) careful

No9. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.

Of all the discoveries of the XXth century ... of atom is one of the most wonderful.

a) splitting 6)

No10. Mark the only word to make this sentence sensible.

Could you ... me up? I'm afraid I'll be late.

a) help

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7(p)

8(p)

9(B)

10(a)

Black cats - the embodiment of evil forces, encourages people to behave towards these animals, sometimes just aggressively. For example, in modern Italy, things got to the point that the local animal rights organization established November 17 as the Day for the Protection of Black Cats. The fact is that as a result of superstition in this country, such animals are persecuted and cruel. November was not chosen by chance: this month is Halloween. On this day, superstitious people often harm and even kill black cats, considering them a symbol of numerous misfortunes. The 17th number was also chosen for a reason, according to Italian superstitions, it brings misfortune. In 2007, the event was celebrated for the first time.