ответ:The British are naturally polite and never tire of saying “Please” and “Thank you.” The British are a nation of couch potatoes. They say, "My home is my castle," and they don't like neighbors to interfere in their lives. The British love gardening and love to talk about it. They can discuss methods of growing cucumbers or talk about their unique flower garden, so different from the rest. The British also love animals. The entire population contains about five million dogs, about the same number of cats, three million parrots, other birds and aquarium fish - as well as a million exotic animals such as reptiles. On weekends, those who live in large cities like to go out into the countryside.Every Englishman loves to spend time in a country house with a garden and rose bushes by the porch - in the fresh air, away from the hustle and bustle, in peace and quiet. Tea is an integral part of British life, like potatoes or bread.
Объяснение:
Англичане от природы вежливы и никогда не устают говорить “Please” и “Thank you”.Англичане — нация домоседов. Они говорят: «Мой дом — моя крепость» и не любят, чтобы соседи вмешивались в их жизнь.Британцы любят садоводство и обожают о нем говорить. Они могут обсуждать методы выращивания огурцов или рассказывать о своем уникальном цветнике, так не похожем на остальные.Также британцы очень любят животных. На все население приходится около пяти миллионов собак, примерно столько же кошек, три миллиона попугаев, других птиц и аквариумных рыб — а также миллион экзотических животных, например, рептилий. По выходным те, кто живут в крупных городах, любят выезжать на природу. Каждый англичанин любит проводить время в загородном доме с садом и розовыми кустами у крыльца — на свежем воздухе, вдали от суеты, в тишине и покое.Чай — неотъемлемая часть жизни британцев, как картофель или хлеб.
Hi Martin!
Sorry, I didn't reply to your last letter, you will not believe, but there is absolutely no time.
I'm glad you come to my place on your holidays, but I'm sorry, I can't meet you at the railway station because just at this time I will be passing my test driving.
But it's very easily to get from the railway station to my house. Take a bus number 124 and go a total of six stops. You need to get off the bus at Park Chopin stop.
Go ahead about 50 meters and turn right on Voikovsky Street, go pass the Bank and the following house made of red brick is mine. My sister will meet you at the gate. All the way from the railway station to my house won't take more than half an hour.
Looking forward to our meeting.
Best wishes,
Vova
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