50 быллов 6 класс. faidley has (example)_an_ unusual job – he likes bad weather so much that he follows storms, really bad storms like tornadoes. he born in the middle of . this part of the world has than the rest of the country. warren travels all over north america to find tornadoes and other storms. when he finds one he makes a film of it and uses his computer to give him extra information. he says he enjoys photos of bad weather. he believes it important for people to know weather. he works for government and also for hollywood. he helped on the film twister, which was about tornadoes. he says his job can frightening but he does everything he needs to do to keep himself safe.

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Dear santa claus, let me introduce myself. i am kate. i am 11. my family is small. we are three: my mother, my father and me. i live in moscow and study in the 5th form. we have 2 pets, a cat and a dog. i help my parents to take care of them. our family is very friendly. new year is coming and i’ve decided to write a letter to you. how are you? how did you spent last holidays? i hope, everything is ok with you. as for me, at school i was getting good and excellent marks the whole year. best of all i like english, nature studies and literature. it is so interesting to learn new things about our planet. besides, i help my mother about the house, do some shopping and walk with our dog. so, as you see, i am quite a good child. i’d like to ask you to present me with a new creativity-set, containing multicoloured beads, some wool for felting and shreds for patchwork. i will be very glad to get an mp3-player or some other interesting gadget. i’m looking forward to the holiday night. it is the time of miracles and fairy-tales. and i hope my desires will come to life. wish you to be healthy and wealthy enough to fulfill the children’s dreams all over the world. sincerely yours,

The russian language belongs to the indo-european language family. it is included to slavonic group. it has many relative languages. ukrainian, belarusian, bulgarian, polish, serbian are among them. these languages have much in common. russians easily understand belarusian and ukrainian and also conversely. the others are harder to understand. though they are connected with pronunciation and accent in some way. if you were to write down phrases, for example, in bulgarian then it will be possible to see more in common with its russian equivalent. “the russian language is great and mighty” – wrote lev tolstoy (leo tolstoy). that is the first thing that comes into the head of a russian when they talk about their native language.