Расставьте артикли 1. farm itself was surrounded by green fields divided by old stone wall built century ago . fields sloped down into valley below, where the river nidd was shining like silver thread against the green in far distance. chloe took quick look at her watch and saw that it was almost eight. time for breakfast. she in creased her pace and few seconds later she was pushing open oak door that led into small front porch. 2. mingled aromas of coffee, warm bread, and bacon cooking assailed her as she stepped into kitchen. chloe poured herself mug of coffee, added milk and sugar, and carried mug back to big wooden table in centre of room. this was covered with greenand-white check cloth that matched curtains at windows; she remembered day her mother had brought them up to yorkshire and hung them at windows herself. chloe sipped her coffee, glancing around spacious kitchen. she had always loved this room. it was there that they ate most of their meals, unless they had party and guests coming. in sense, kitchen was core of house.

We want to make our town better. We plant trees.

We want to make our town better by planting the trees.

My friends and I support poor people. We provide them with clothes and food.

My friends and I support poor people by providing them with clothes and food.

We volunteer at the local nursing home. We don't get money for our work.

We don't get money for volunteering at the local nursing home.

We helped the local kindergarten. We cleaned the kindergarten playground.

We helped the local kindergarten by cleaning the kindergarten playground.

I like planting trees. I'm never bored with it.

I'm never bored with planting trees.

I do different charity projects. I enjoy it.

I enjoy doing different charity projects.

Scotland in February. Weather in February was not very friendly, rainy and overcast. But we still decided on a long trip by car in the direction of a country that has long attracted me. We drove 10 hours, stopping in the very beautiful city of York, and on the way back to town giving.

But now an Edinburgh. The air was mist and because of this city seemed even more bleak and gray, but that did not stop us from enjoying walks on such an old and interesting city. These buildings and houses of blue-gray stone breathed great history and keeps a lot of secrets. I froze a little bit, but walking through the streets of Edinburgh with pleasure and wanted to see as much as possible.