What the happiest time in our life, when you are young or when you are old , 10 , 150 слов должно быть

The happiest time is when you are young. At this time, you can have fun with your friends, laugh, jump and run, and do not even think about the fact that when you get up, your legs will hurt and you will not be able to walk. Of course, at this age you will have to study hard, work hard, do not forget about rest, that in the future, when you are not at a young age, live with relief, that you will be given a good salary for which you will feed your family. Youth is a time when you can have fun, learn, fulfill all that you have dreamed of doing for so long, travel to different countries, invite home zhdruzeys and party, quarrel, laugh, cry, play, work. This time is full of expectations, disappointments and fun. Young people are very happy, you do not hurry to grow up, because the young life does not last long, it will pass quickly, it is for joy.

1. This time next month I will be sitting on a beach. 2. When you arrive I will probably be picking fruit. 3. I will be waiting for you when you come out. 4. l'll come at three o'clock. - Good, I'll be expecting you. 5. The garden will be looking its best next month. 6. Let's go out tomorrow because Mary will be practising the piano all day. 7. I'll be staying with my family over the week-end. 8. Tomorrow we'll be skiing in the forest the whole day. 9. They will be waiting for me from 2 till 3 o'clock in the afternoon tomorrow. 10. I'll be going to Moscow at this time tomorrow.​

For 12 B. several days we were delayed before we actually set off for the mines, firstly because the king was  13 D. busy  taking control of his new kingdom, and secondly because Sir Henry was recovering from the wounds that the former king had given him. We walked 14 C. for three days before we reached the caves which formed the entrance to King Solomon's mines. As we walked across the plains Gagool was silent, she did not even 14 D smile when we stopped to eat; put when we started to 15 D. climb up into the mountains she seemed to come alive. She was the only one who knew the exact location of the mines, and she got more and more 16 B excited the closer we got to our destination. In the evening of the third day we arrived and set up camp to wait for the next day. In the light of the 17 A. day we could see that the mouth of the cave was a short way up a steep cliff. Until we reached the 18 D. top of the cliff we could see that there was an easy route up to the cave, and that it had been worn smooth by 19 C. winds over hundreds of years. As we walked into the cave it became darker and darker. Sir Henry held a 20 B. burning torch above his head, and by its light we could make out white shapes in the distance. As we came closer we could see that they seemed to be shaped like men.