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I go to school to study. I go to school to self-develop. I go to school to see my friends. I go to school to get good grades. I go to school to learn something new.

I go to school because it is really important for me and every kids. In school we can get knowledge about the world. We learn how to read, write and think. I go to school, that would have to learn. This knowledge will be useful to me in the future for employment and supportive living.

I ate an octopus when I was in Korea. I ordered it in the restaurant. The waiter brought me a plate with an enormous one and said that he was alive. He said that I should start to eat it from its head. But I could not taste it because I was afraid of its tentacles! I asked to cut it and then the waiter brought me small pieces of the octopus. I was upset because the taste was horrible.
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Я ел осьминога когда был в Корее. Я заказал его в ресторане. Официант принес мне тарелку с огромным оcmvbyjujv и сказал что он живой. И он сказал что мне нужно начать есть его с головы. Но я не мог попробовать его из-за его щупальцев! Я попросил порезать его и затем официант принес мне маленькие кусочки осьминога осьминога. Я был расстроен потому что вкус был ужасен. (перевод текста правильный, но есть ошибки с пунктуацией, исправляйте сами)

Christopher Columbus (1451 – 20.05.1506) - Genoese explorer.

Christopher Columbus was a well-known Spanish explorer of Italian origin. His main expedition took place in 1492, when he opened America for the Europeans. He is still known worldwide as the discoverer of America. Columbus was the first traveler who crossed the Atlantic Ocean in the subtropical and tropical belts of the northern hemisphere and entered the Caribbean Sea. All in all, he had made four voyages to America. The explorer was born in 1451 in the Republic of Genoa, which is now the part of modern Italy. His family was rather poor and he had several brothers and a sister. Columbus studied at the University of Pavia. Around 1470 he married one navigator’s daughter. Since then, he participated in maritime trade expeditions. In 1474, he got a letter from his friend geographer saying that India can be reached by a shorter route if they sail west. That information encouraged him to project a sea voyage to India.

Making his own calculations, he decided to go through the Canary Islands. In 1476, the traveler moved to Portugal where he stayed for the next nine years. During that time he visited England, Ireland, Iceland, Guinea and many other places. Around 1480 he addressed the government and Genoese merchants asking them to support his expedition, but there was no response. In 1483, he proposed the same project to the Portuguese King John II, but got the negative response. In 1485, together with his son Columbus moved to Spain. In 1486, he managed to interest the Duke of Medina-Seli by his project. The Duke introduced him to the royal financial advisors, bankers, merchants and his uncle - Cardinal Mendoza, who promoted an audience with Catholic Kings. The Columbus was unwilling to disclose his plans, so the final verdict was unclear. In 1488, he received a favourable response, but without any concrete proposals.

A step forward was made by Queen Isabella of Castile in 1492. The royal couple gave Columbus and his ancestors the title of noblemen and promised to give him the title of Admiral in case his overseas project becomes successful. Between 1492 and 1504 Columbus made four research expeditions, describing all the events in his logbook. Unfortunately, the original journal hasn’t survived. The official date of the discovery of America was the 12th of October, 1492. Columbus with his tree ships and a crew of 120 sailors landed on the island which he named San Salvador. After all his expeditions he returned to Seville. By that time he was already seriously ill. Unfortunately, he couldn’t restore the privileges and rights that granted to him earlier. The explorer died on May 20th, 1506, in Valladolid. The importance of his discoveries was recognized only in the middle of the 16th century.