1) Hundred of sportsmen will take place in the compititions. 2) The compititions will take place in Great Britain. 3) I wonder why he has not come yet . He will come on time If he doesn't have to come to bakery. 4) What happened to Enn? I have not seen her long 5) Do you know where Mary is? She has moved from here a month ago. 6) She will phone you as soon as she comes 7) Nobody will make her go for a walk If the weather is fine. 8) He never advises, doesn't he? - Yes, he doesn't, because nobody listens to him. 9) He has lost his way and could not find a way. It was night and he didn't know what he could did and was very glad seeing a man coming along. 10) Ask him when he finishes to drow his picture. 11) This book will be talked about a lot. 12) I know him long, but we have not seen since 2005 13) I will have to make a report on Friday, but I have not managed to see all the material. 14) I will not have enough books to prepare well . 15) They will give me some books, which I have to bring back the day after tommorow 16) He said that the supper would be very tasty 17) I don't like to drink coffee, I like to have a cup of tea more 18) Where are you going? - I am going to the computer service to listen to new records. I go often there 19) She has to get up very early this morning 20) Does she have lunch? - No, she is learning poems 21) Make a table while I will be cooking dinner 22) If you take a taxi, you will delay
After the First World War lie managed to set up his own film company. He rented an old camera and a garage. He became the owner of a small studio. He loved cartoons and was full of ideas. He had clear ideas of what he wanted. Disney's cartoon Films became popular all over the world. The Disney studios continued producing movies after Walt's death in 1966. Wherever American films are shown, the name of "Disney" still draws the crowds. Mother Teresa Mother Teresa was born in 1910 in Albania . Her real name was Agnes . She was the youngest of three children. Her father was a good businessman and the family had a comfortable life. Her parents were very religious. Agnes's mother taught her children to pray and to love and help other people. They often gave food and money to the poor. They were the first lessons in kindness for little Agnes. When Agnes was only nine, her father died. The family became poor. But later her mother opened a shop, and The business did well. That was the second lesson in life from her mother: when life is difficult you must try, try and try again. In 1928 Agnes left her family to become a nun. She chose a new name for herself— Teresa. Sister Teresa went to India to teach poor children. Later she began to help the poor. She took care of people who had no one else to look after. She worked hard. She was sure that she would succeed. She believed that "all men are created equal". In 1948 she and her pupils set up Missionaries of Charity (Благотворительная миссия).
They worked in hospitals and schools, took care of children without parents and helped the sick and the dying. Mother Teresa never worried about money. She always said that the help would come when it was needed. In 1979 Mother Teresa got the greatest prize in the world — the Nobel Peace Prize. She received the prize of $190,000 not for herself but for the poor people of the world. She used this money to feed hungry people and to give help to the sick and dying. Mother Teresa received the Nobel Prize because all her life she loved and helped people. After Mother Teresa's death her Missionaries of Charity continue their work trying to help people all over the world.
You've just read an interview with Slava Polunin who is generally recognized as one of the greatest living clowns. He is one of those rare artists who have climbed to the top of their chosen profession. This is how the newspaper "The Irish Times" has described this world famous mime actor. One of his most successful productions has been the "Snow Show" which began in 1996 in Britain. A well known Russian artist and fashion designer Mikhail Shemyakin made some fantastic costumes for Slava's "Snow Show". The "Snow- Show" can transform adults into wide-eyed children. Slava was born in a small place in Central Russia. As a boy, he was fond of playing snowballs and making tunnels under the snow. In his "Snow Show" Slava realized the fantasy of his childish games as a mime actor. Mime traditionally means acting without words. Mime artists believe that they can communicate without language — speak with their bodies, Slava Polunin believes that you can do a show without words but if it needs a word, it's better to put one in. The "PIay-Makers group", founded by Slava Polunin, is known all over Russia and the world. They have travelled through more than 20 countries. Over 25 years they have made unbelievable progress and have become a national attraction. Their theatrical characters are known to everyone in Russia, At the moment Slava is about to start work on some new productions working with clowns from Britain and Russia, Polunin's show is constantly changing. Each show is so different from another that "If you watch the show once a year, you will see that each time, it's a new one," says Slava Polunin.
2) The compititions will take place in Great Britain.
3) I wonder why he has not come yet . He will come on time If he doesn't have to come to bakery.
4) What happened to Enn? I have not seen her long
5) Do you know where Mary is? She has moved from here a month ago.
6) She will phone you as soon as she comes
7) Nobody will make her go for a walk If the weather is fine.
8) He never advises, doesn't he? - Yes, he doesn't, because nobody listens to him.
9) He has lost his way and could not find a way. It was night and he didn't know what he could did and was very glad seeing a man coming along.
10) Ask him when he finishes to drow his picture.
11) This book will be talked about a lot.
12) I know him long, but we have not seen since 2005
13) I will have to make a report on Friday, but I have not managed to see all the material.
14) I will not have enough books to prepare well .
15) They will give me some books, which I have to bring back the day after tommorow
16) He said that the supper would be very tasty
17) I don't like to drink coffee, I like to have a cup of tea more
18) Where are you going? - I am going to the computer service to listen to new records. I go often there
19) She has to get up very early this morning
20) Does she have lunch? - No, she is learning poems
21) Make a table while I will be cooking dinner
22) If you take a taxi, you will delay
Disney's cartoon Films became popular all over the world.
The Disney studios continued producing movies after Walt's death in 1966. Wherever American films are shown, the name of "Disney" still draws the crowds.
Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa was born in 1910 in Albania . Her real name was Agnes . She was the youngest of three children. Her father was a good businessman and the family had a comfortable life. Her parents were very religious. Agnes's mother taught her children to pray and to love and help other people. They often gave food and money to the poor. They were the first lessons in kindness for little Agnes.
When Agnes was only nine, her father died. The family became poor. But later her mother opened a shop, and The business did well. That was the second lesson in life from her mother: when life is difficult you must try, try and try again.
In 1928 Agnes left her family to become a nun. She chose a new name for herself— Teresa. Sister Teresa went to India to teach poor children. Later she began to help the poor. She took care of people who had no one else to look after. She worked hard. She was sure that she would succeed. She believed that "all men are created equal". In 1948 she and her pupils set up Missionaries of Charity (Благотворительная миссия).
They worked in hospitals and schools, took care of children without parents and helped the sick and the dying.
Mother Teresa never worried about money. She always said that the help would come when it was needed. In 1979 Mother Teresa got the greatest prize in the world — the Nobel Peace Prize. She received the prize of $190,000 not for herself but for the poor people of the world. She used this money to feed hungry people and to give help to the sick and dying. Mother Teresa received the Nobel Prize because all her life she loved and helped people.
After Mother Teresa's death her Missionaries of Charity continue their work trying to help people all over the world.
You've just read an interview with Slava Polunin who is generally recognized as one of the greatest living clowns. He is one of those rare artists who have climbed to the top of their chosen profession. This is how the newspaper "The Irish Times" has described this world famous mime actor. One of his most successful productions has
been the "Snow Show" which began in 1996 in Britain. A well known Russian artist and fashion designer Mikhail Shemyakin made some fantastic costumes for Slava's "Snow Show".
The "Snow- Show" can transform adults into wide-eyed children.
Slava was born in a small place in Central Russia. As a boy, he was fond of playing snowballs and making tunnels under the snow. In his "Snow Show" Slava realized the fantasy of his childish games as a mime actor.
Mime traditionally means acting without words. Mime artists believe that they can communicate without language — speak with their bodies, Slava Polunin believes that you can do a show without words but if it needs a word, it's better to put one in.
The "PIay-Makers group", founded by Slava Polunin, is known all over Russia and the world. They have travelled through more than 20 countries. Over 25 years they have made unbelievable progress and have become a national attraction. Their theatrical characters are known to everyone in Russia,
At the moment Slava is about to start work on some new productions working with clowns from Britain and Russia, Polunin's show is constantly changing. Each show is so different from another that "If you watch the show once a year, you will see that each time, it's a new one," says Slava Polunin.