2. a) Read or listen to the text. Were you right? One day Dinara, a loving aunt, went shopping for new clothes. After a
few hours of searching, she came back home tired and disappointed She
couldn't find a nice dress to buy. "Hundreds of women in Kyrgyzstan
have the same problein and I will help them," thought Dinara. With
very little money she decided to start up her own business.,
Dinara designed some dresses, bought suitable material and a sewing
machine. She turned her bedroom into a workshop. When the dresses
were ready, Dinara offered them to a famous clothes shop. To her
surprise, they bought the whole collection at once! When they asked
her about the name of her company, Dinara looked at her niece Aigul,
smiled and said: "Crazy Aunt". The dresses were sold out in a very
short time women liked Dinara's models. In a month, the manager
of the shop ordered more clothes from "Crazy Aunt” and Dinara had
to hire more people and find a bigger place for the workshop. After a
few years Dinara opened her own shop in Bishkek.​

The fauna of Africa is extremely rich and varied. The leading role played by animals in the fauna of the savannah - open spaces, developing in conditions of periodic moisture at high temperatures year-round. Savannas and woodlands occupy about 40% of the continent. In savannas abundance of large hoofed animals (giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes, gazelles, zebras, rhinos, elephants) and prey (lions, hyenas, cheetahs, jackals). Widely raspostraneny monkeys (baboons), birds - ostriches fanciscanus, crowned cranes, secretary bird, marabou, vultures. Numerouslizards and snakes.          Deserts and semi occupy as vast areas of the African continent. They vary greatly in the desert north and south of the continent. The fauna of the northern deserts similar to the deserts of Asia - jerboas, gerbils, foxes, Fenech, jackals, hyenas. Many snakes (EFA, viper, cobra) and lizards, invertebrates. To the south of the desert is characterized by a greater number of endemic species, a wide variety of turtles.         Wet equatorial evergreen forests typical for equatorial and coastal subequatorial zones. The fauna of the ground layer is relatively not rich (ungulates - Okapi, pygmy hippopotamus, gorilla) in crowns - the mass of birds (Turaco, hornbills, sunbirds), monkeys (monkeys, colobus monkeys, chimpanzees). Everywhere - invertebrates, frogs, snakes (pythons, mambas), in rivers - crocodiles.           The reserves of tropical Africa, attracting many tourists, plenty of elephants, rhinos, hippos, zebras, antelopes, etc .; raspostraneny lions, cheetahs, leopards and other large predators. Numerous monkeys, small carnivores, rodents. Many birds in Vol. H. Ostriches, ibises, flamingos.

One day there were three cats. A white cat, a black cat, and a brown cat. The white cat said "I'm bored. I don't have anyone to play with." The black cat said "I'm bored. I don't have anyone to play with." The brown cat said "I'm bored. I don't have anyone to play with." So they decided to meet at the park. When they got there, they didn't know what to do. The brown cat wanted to roll in the mud, but the black cat wanted to roll in some coal, but the white cat wanted to chase birds. So they had to agree on something. So they agreed to go for a walk. On their way walk they saw a man fixing the phone wires, a man fixing the road, and a man painting his house green. So they stopped walking and started watching him. When he went in to have lunch they knocked over all the paint right on them.
When they got home their owners didn't recognize them, so they met at the park again. The black cat said "We need to think of a way to get in our homes." While they were thinking the black cat thought of a way to get in their homes, to rinse themselves off in the river. So she said " We could wash ourselves in the river and get the paint off of us so that our owners will recognize us." So that's what they did but when they got out they were wet. But when they got home their owners recognized them. The owners were happy to see their cats and the cats were happy to see their owners.