4 Write a word from the box in each gap. above in bullet opposite right we live (2) it, on the first floor. We also live (3)\ a theatre, so if I want to see a play, I can just go across the street! Our flat is also (4) by a cinema, so it's easy to watch films too. With all this entertainment, who would want to live somewhere else? 8 get Living in the city centre is fun. I live on the (1). town, so there's lots of things to do. My parents own a bookshop, and street in my
" The lies always becomes apparent " - I heard this phrase more than once, but for some reason I always lied further. Maybe I did it because it is profitable for me? I do not know. But for some reason I did.
All my lies came up, sometimes because of me, and sometimes from others.
There was a case when I deceived a loved one in some trifle, then this lie surfaced and the Russian proverb "made from a fly into an elephant" worked. Since then, I have tried never to lie and tell the whole truth in the face of people.
Lies are a boomerang that you try to hide from everyone, but sometimes when you launch it again, it flies not towards you, but towards the one from which you tried to hide it.
Everyone lied and will lie, not always for their own benefit. After all, there are times when lying is really necessary. Sometimes this lie can save a person's life, help him in a difficult life situation.
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Объяснение:
he territory of Kazakhstan has historically been inhabited by nomadic ethnic groups and at various times was part of empires. In ancient times, Scythians roamed here. Nomads of Turkic origin have inhabited the country for most of its history. The Achaemenid power spread to the southern part of the modern territory of the country around the IV century BC. In the XIII century-as part of the Mongol Empire under the rule of Genghis Khan.
On October 25, 1990, Kazakhstan declared sovereignty on its territory as a Republic within the USSR. After a failed coup attempt in Moscow in August 1991, Kazakhstan declared independence on December 16, 1991, thus becoming the last Soviet Republic to declare independence. Ten days later, the Soviet Union itself ceased to exist.
The leader of the Kazakh Communist era, Nursultan Nazarbayev, became the first President of the country. He ruled authoritatively. The focus was on transforming the country's economy into a market economy, while political reforms lagged behind economic achievements. By 2006, Kazakhstan generated 60 % of Central Asia's GDP, mainly from its oil industry.