)нужно составить сочинение 15 предложений по с (переводом) на тему лёгкая атлетика

Since childhood I was a very mobile kid. I liked to compete with my friends in agility, run a race, climb the high fences and garage roofs. Perhaps that's why, when my mother got a choice in what section I should be registered, she decided in favor of athletics. Since then I attend five trainings per week in Sports School of Olympic Reserve No 24 of Moscow. During this time, the athletics became for me not just a leisure pursuit, but a serious occupation, to which I direct many of my efforts. I am very tall, I have a slim figure and long legs, so I achieved my best success in cross-country types of athletics, such as sprint or hurdling. I also like the long jump, triple jump and race walking. It is hard to describe the joy and excitement that you feel when you go ahead of other athletes at a distance or set a new record! Friends and family are happy for you, and the coach taps cheerily on the shoulder. This gives a huge burst of energy, so I want to train even harder to improve my results and touch even greater heights. As soon as I started to go in for athletics, many health problems disappeared. Now I am rarely sick and feel fine, even when I get tired or do not get enough sleep. Due to the fact that I spend much time going in for sports, sometimes I have problems with school, but I try to improve my marks on subjects in time. I am very grateful to my teachers and parents for the fact that they are accepting of this. Maybe I won't become a great mathematician or physicist, but I know exactly that I want to become a good athlete and to win someday an award for my country at the Olympics! С детства я был очень подвижным ребенком. Мне нравилось соревноваться со своими друзьями в ловкости, бегать наперегонки, забираться на высокие заборы и гаражные крыши. Наверно, именно поэтому, когда перед мамой встал выбор, в какую секцию меня определить, она приняла решение в пользу легкой атлетики. С тех пор я пять раз в неделю посещаю тренировки в Спортивной школе олимпийского резерва № 24 города Москвы. За это время легкая атлетика стала для меня не просто увлечением, а серьезным занятием, которому я отдаю много сил. Я обладаю высоким ростом, стройной фигурой и длинными ногами, поэтому лучших успехов мне удалось достичь в беговых видах легкой атлетики, таких как спринт или барьерный бег. Еще я очень люблю прыжки в длину, тройные прыжки и спортивную ходьбу. Сложно описать восторг и волнение, которое испытываешь, когда обходишь других спортсменов на дистанции или устанавливаешь новый рекорд! Друзья и родственники радуются за тебя, а тренер ободряюще хлопает по плечу. Это дает огромный прилив сил, поэтому хочется тренироваться еще усерднее, чтобы улучшить свой результат и добиться еще больших высот. Как только я начал заниматься легкой атлетикой, исчезли многие проблемы со здоровьем. Сейчас я редко болею и хорошо себя чувствую, даже когда устаю или не высыпаюсь. Из-за того, что я много времени отдаю спорту, у меня иногда возникают проблемы с учебой, но я стараюсь вовремя исправлять оценки по предметам. Я очень благодарен моим педагогам и родителям за то, что они с пониманием относятся к этому. Возможно, я и не стану великим математиком или физиком, но я точно знаю, что хочу стать хорошим спортсменом и когда-нибудь завоевать награду для своей страны на Олимпийских

тут больше ну думаю пойдёт

1. Please give me a pencil, I have lost mine.
2. I haven't met Peter since Monday.
3. Nina has just finished  work.
4. Where is Sergei ?
— He has gone home.
He  left the room a minute ago.
5. What are you reading now?
— I am reading "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte.
6. They  read "Ivanhoe" by Walter Scott a month ago.
What about you? Have you read "Ivanhoe"?
7. My watch has stopped. There is something wrong with it.
8. Have you seen Jack today?
— Yes, I saw him at the institute.
9. Have you heard the new symphony by M.?
— Yes, I have .
— When did you hear it?
— I heard it last Sunday.
10. You have changed so much. Has anything happened?
11. What are you doing here at such a late hour? Are you writing your composition? — No, I have written it already. I am working at my report.
 — And when did you write your composition?
— I finished it two days ago.
12. I say, Tom, let's have dinner.
— No, thank you, I have already had dinner.
13. What is the weather like? Is It still raining?
— No, it has stopped raining.

1)The centerpiece of Trafalgar Square is Nelson’s Column, which was built to honor Admiral Horatio Nelson, who led the British to Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. Nelson’s Column is 169 ft 3 Inches tall. When they refurbished it in 2006, they discovered that it was actually 14 ft 6 inches shorter than previously thought.
2) The pedestal of Nelson’s Column is decorated with four bronze relief panels, each 18 feet square, which were cast from captured French guns. They depict the Battle of Cape St Vincent, the Battle of the Nile, the Battle of Copenhagen and the Death of Nelson at Trafalgar.
3) The fountains in Trafalgar Square, despite their iconic position in the square, are not immune to government directives and in summer 2012, they were shut off for most of the summer due to the prolonged drought in Britain.
4) Trafalgar Square used to be famous as a home for thousands of feral pigeons. A popular activity was to feed them but this made them even more of a pest. So, in 2003 then London Mayor Ken Livingstone declared war on the pigeons and banned feeding them (and the selling of feed near the square). They also employed a hawk to keep them away. Slowly, the square began to depopulate and now it’s pretty much pigeon – and pigeon dropping –  free. Also, now that it’s pigeon free, they’re able to hold concerts and public events in the square.
5) Every year a Christmas tree is placed in the center of the Square. It’s the same type of tree every year, a Norwegian Spruce, which is given as a gift from Norway in honor of Britain’s commitment to Norway during World War II. As part of the tradition, the Lord Mayor of Westminster visits Oslo in the late autumn to take part in the felling of the tree, and the Mayor of Oslo then comes to London to light the tree at the Christmas ceremony. As is the Norwegian tradition, the Christmas lights are hung vertically instead of circular around the tree.
6) Trafalgar Square is owned by the Queen in Right of the Crown as part of the Crown Estate and it’s managed by the Greater London Authority, while Westminster City Council owns the roads around the square, including the pedestrianized area of the North Terrace.