You have received a letter from your english-speaking pen-friend tom who writes: last month our class went to washington to visit the national museum of american history. it was my first visit there and it was fun! how often do you go to museums with your class, if at all? which museum is your favourite or what museum would you like to visit? why do you think people should go there? напишите письмо тому. заранее

When I think of someone special, who I could look up to, my grandfather comes to my mind. There are, of course, many prominent people, that are worth admiring. Many teenagers are fans of some rock singers, famous actors, but for me the hero is my granddad.He is rather old now, almost 80. Nevertheless, he looks and acts as an up-to-date person. He is neither tall nor short, more of a medium height, but he is well-built. He always speaks to the point and tries to stay informed of all the current events in the world.e went through the Second World War and had several injuries. He survived the times of real famine and poverty. Growing up in a family of 15 children, he had to share one coat and one pair of shoes with his siblings. The same can be said about food. He had to share his only piece of bread or candy with a great number of starving brothers and sisters. However, they survived and they learned to appreciate every little thing in this world. Надеюсь чем-то

1) excuse me. how can i get to the library? go straight on market street to the bus stop and turn right. you'll see it across the street.  - thank you! - not at all. 2) – excuse me. can you tell me the way to the theatre? - i’m sorry. i don't know. - thank you anyway. 3)- excuse me. where can i have a meal? - the café is on the left. - thank you. 4) – excuse me. where is the bookshop? - take bus number 4. get off the bus at the next stop. you'll see it across the street. - thank you very much.