Надо сочинение на тему "комната моей мечты" на языке.

Everyone has his or her own dream careers or dream outfit. I have my dream room. A room where I have everything I need. A place where I can work on homework or host a LAN (Local Area Network) parity on the weekend. My dream room would be located on the second floor of the house. In fact, it would be the only room on the second floor other than a good-sized bathroom right next to it. The stairs would lead directly to a tiny hallway separating my room’s door and the bathroom’s door. The door to my room would be made of solid dark wood, with a old fashion door knob and a old fashion key to lock it. On the door I would have a peephole; allowing me to peep out and see who wants inside. Finally, I would have a mail deposit slot on the door, just because I love them. Inside my room, I would have, on the wall facing the street in front of my house, be a giant glass window, made out of mirror glass. That way I could hang out by my window, soaking up sun, without people spying on me. I would sit or stand in front of that giant window, just watching the cars and people go by my house. I might even stand in front of the window, acting like that big company owner looking over her employees. When you would look up from the inside of my room, you would find a giant skylight. It would almost span the whole ceiling of my room; not quite reaching the sides of the room. With a skylight, I could lay down on the floor of my room, watching birds fly overhead or a news helicopter, ready to report a new story. When it rains, I could listen and watch the rain patter against the window. During winter, I could watch the snowflakes fall down on the glass; enjoying the scenery without having to be out in the cold. Next, on the side accost from my lovely room’s “front” door there would be my closet. A good-sized closet, but not a walk in closet. I would have my closet split up in four sections. The first section would be a bunch of hangers for me to hang all of my amazing jackets on. The second section would be all drawers, filled with shirts. The third section would be split up into two sub-sections. The first sub-section would be a place for me to store my shoes. The second’s sub-section would be coat hooks for me hang up my belts. That way, I will have a easier time showing off my freaking awesome shoes. The last section of my closet will be a space for my horseback riding clothes, boots, belt, and helmet. Finally, I would have a plush Luka Octopus siting in my closet as a contribute to my friends, and my best friend Sky. The door to my closet would match the door to my room. A dark solid wooden door, without a mail-depositing slot or a peephole. At night, I would make sure it would be closes, that way I do not have to stare into the dark abyss of my closet. The last room I would have branching off my room would be a office. It would have a door that is the exact same as my closets door, except for a metal plate on the door saying, Octopus Office. Inside the office, I would have a large wood desk and a spacious leather chair with arm rests. I could also act like that big boss, in her elegant office. In the office, I would keep all my schoolbooks and paper on the bookshelves and in filing cabinets. When I went to school, I could leave my backpack and all my school stuff in my office. Whenever I need a paper or book for class, I could press a little key chain button on my lanyard. A screen would pop up from it, showing me a picture and name of all the objects in my office. Once I selected one or several items that I needed, I would hit the button again and all the objects I selected would be transported right in my hands. That way I would never have to worry about forgetting a paper or a book, as long as I kept in the office. After I was done with something, I could hit the button, bring up the menu. From there I could send that object back to the office. Making it easy for me to have everything, I need for school without dragging around a fifty-pound backpack.

Russia is the world’s largest country, so if differs greatly from region to region. The same can be said about Russian national cuisine, which is rather varied and based on different cultural and historic traditions. Usually any national cuisine is formed under the influence of two main factors: religion, which prescribes eating certain kinds of food, and climate, which determines availability of various vegetables, fruit, meat and fish products. Orthodoxy, which has traditionally been an official religion in Russia, doesn’t forbid any food. But long fasts prescribing abstinence from meat and other types of animal source food, explain why Russian cuisine includes many vegetarian dishes. And long severe Russian winters help to understand why hot fatty soups and broths are so popular in this country.

Объяснение:

1. They're eating lunch. 2. When do you usually have lunch? 3. What are we eating for dinner? 4. You having lunch now? Then I'll call you back in a quarter of an hour. Well? 5. Take off your coat and come in. We were just having lunch. 6. What time do you normally has dinner your family? 7. Nina at home? – Yes,she's eating. 8. What are you looking at? I'm looking at that new house. Beautiful building. Did you see him? 9. Hello, Sergeev! Where are you going? – I go to College, I want to listen in the laboratory 12th lesson. 10. What are you doing, Bob? – I'm writing a letter, can't you see? 11. You go to a library? – No, I'm going to study English language (the English study-room). 12. Why are you Smoking here? In the room the baby is sleeping. 13. Why do you speak Russian? After all, you are on the English class, isn't it? 14. Don't be hasty. The lecture will begin in half an hour. 15. Can you hear me, comrades? 16. You listen, Petrov? 17. Can you hear? 18. Why don't you answer my question? You can answer my question? 19. Don't shout so loud, your sister is sleeping. 20. Why are you crying, little one (my little kiddy, my little one) – I'm not crying. 21. What the students are doing? They answer the teacher's questions. They listen to text # 12. 22. What do you think? It's time to prepare the lessons. 23. Why do you put so little saucers on the table? Today five of us. Grandpa comes, you know? 24. Sit at the table, mom brings the soup. 25. Read you this proverb? 26. To make a dinner at four o'clock? 27. Write this word on the Board? 28. Salt the soup? (to salt) 29. Bring chalk? 30. Erase from the Board? 31. To buy vegetables? 32. Do you dine at home? 33. He never dines at home, he usually has dinner in the dining room. 34. When you eat Breakfast? 35. Why are you having Breakfast so late? 36. He always has supper at home? 37. Why isn't he eating at home? 38. I would like another Cup of tea. 39. I would like even cereal. 40. He's still home. She's still in the lab. 41. I want to drink. Let's take a bottle of sparkling water. B. 1. It's time for lunch. 2. It's time to know this material. 3. Let's get to the first broth. 4.What are you waiting for? – I'm waiting for my girlfriend, we go together to the theatre. 5. Dining room downstairs or upstairs? 6. Go down to the library and take this book please. 7. I prefer fruit to ice cream. 8. What do you say about a Cup of tea? 9. About this film can not be and speeches, it's bad. 10. Pass the salt, please – Please – Thank you – Please (not worth it). 11. Where is the chalk? Give me a piece of chalk. – Please – Thank you – Not worth it. 12. I can't find anything to taste today – Really? Today, so many delicious things. Look, a salad of tomatoes and cucumbers, ham, sausage. 13. For 6 hours – what are you talking about?! It's time to go home. 14. What you waiting for? It's 8:15. Let's go! – Wait a minute. Nina is with us. I'm waiting for it. – I'm afraid we'll be late. It is time to be at the Institute. – You're right. Look, she's coming. Ran. We mustn't be late –Hurry up, Nina!