Написать три утрерждения в пользу библиотеки ( с переводом )

Strange to convince someone of the benefits of libraries. I would even say awkward, because it's the truth — the absolute and obvious. All the same what to speak about the need to be able to read, write and speak. But despite the obvious, it is necessary to prove its necessity.
      
                                                 ( Мини сочинение )
Перевод :

Странно убеждать  кого-то в пользе библиотек. Я бы даже сказала — неловко, поскольку это истина — абсолютная и очевидная. Всё равно, что говорить о необходимости уметь читать, писать и говорить. Но,  несмотря на очевидное, приходится доказывать свою необходимость.

There is a special atmosphere in the library.(В библиотеке особая атмосфера)
I don't have the money to frequently buy books. (У меня нет денег, чтобы часто покупать книги)
You can get acquainted with clever and interesting people in the library. (Вы сможете познакомиться с умными и интересными людьми в библиотеке.)

1. If you can translate this article into Russian, I shall use it in my report.
2. If she's in St. Petersburg now, she will meet you at the I railway station.
3. If you don't hurry, you will miss the train.
4. If it rains, we shan't go to the country.
5. When my friend come to St. Petersburg, we shall go to the Russian Museum.
6. What will you be doing when he comes to your place?
7. Don't forget to pay for your dinner before you leave the canteen.
8. I shall /be able to translate this article if you give me a dictionary.
9. You will have to work hard at home if you miss the lesson.
10. Where will you go when you come to London?
11. The child won't be healthy if you do not give him much fruit.
12. I shan't have dinner before mother comes home.

1. Peter (was reading) by the fireplace when the door ( opened) and the maid (entered). The cook (followed) her. 2. When the mother (satisfied) herself that the children (were sleeping) peacefully in their beds, she (took) out the Christmas presents and carefully ( put) them into the stockings which (were hanging) at the beds. 3. If you ( ring) me up tomorrow, I (will tell) you all about it. 4. The lesson (has not yet begun), and the children (are talking) loudly in the corridor. 5. I (have lived) in St. Petersburg since 1991. 6. By the fifteenth of January the students (had passed) all the examinations. 7. The students (had written) the paper by dinner-time. 8. They (had been sailing) down the river for many hours before they ( came) to the village. 9. I (have not been) to my home town for five years. 10. The rain (had stopped) by the time we ( reached) home. 11. The message (arrived) five minutes after he (had left) the house. 12. It (was) nearly eleven o'clock when we ( began) doing this work. 13. At last the reply from my grandmother (had come), and my mother (told) me that she (would come) soon. 14. Here you (are) at last! I (have been waiting) for you for twenty minutes. Aren't you ashamed?