How close you are to the nature - essay (not less than 80 words) Насколько вы близкий к природе-эссе (не меньше 80 слов) напишите эссе на английском языке

Nature is very beautiful!

I very close to the nature, because I love it. Trees help us breathe. Thanks to water, we can quench our thirst. Animals give us food, such as milk and meat. In nature, people calm down and can relax. Nature gives us happiness, because when we are alone with nature, we relax, forget about everything. Therefore, we can call the nature of our counseling. And that's why we're so close to her!

Love and protect nature!

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In your emerald eyes, I will drown without a trace,

I look in them and see large forests,

Touching your face is not harmful

Kissing you on the lips is just a dream .

Dimple in the cheek, bury me in there

Love me, on the heart of the native scar,

Your embrace is like a temple to me

Can I live without you?judge for yourselves.

Your wonderful voice saves me every day,

From that life without you

Your beautiful voice, it's like a saving shadow,

A shadow that makes you live for you.

Please give me your hands, save me please,

Thoughts of you filled my head

But let me ask you something

Share this torment with me equally ?

Day and night dreams of you,

fall Asleep and Wake up with you in dreams

I made a thousand promises to myself

That I'll be with you in better places.

regular - saved , borrowed , wasted  , wapped  , earned , advertised

irregular - bought ,  sold , spent ,  lost ,  lent , won

Объяснение:

An English verb can be regular or irregular.

Regular verbs form their past and past participle forms by adding –ed.

Examples are given below.

Walk – walked – walked

Dance – danced – danced

Paint – painted – painted

Work – worked – worked

Irregular verbs form their past and past participle forms in different ways.

There are mainly three types of irregular verbs.

Verbs in which all the three forms are the same (e.g. put – put – put)

Verbs in which two of the three forms are the same (e.g. sit – sat – sat)

Verbs in which all three forms are different (e.g. drink – drank – drunk)