5. a) Look at the sentences from Aigul's writing. Work with your partner and answer the questions below. If I need to find different information, I surf the internet. And finally, when I have free time, I play the computer games. a) Does Aigul say about usual things to do for her? b) Are these situations generally true for Aigul? c) Do these sentences refer to past, present or future time? d) How many parts does each sentence have? e) What is the difference between the conjunctions If and When?

In England New Year’s Day is not a big holiday, it is not so popular. A lot of people go to bed before twelve o’clock on New Year’s Eve. But some families celebrate this evening at home. At midnight they also go out into the streets and squares.
In London people go to the Trafalgar Square. In this square they see a great tree decorated with little lamps. When the largest clock of London — Big Ben — begins to strike twelve, people in the square join their hands and sing. They also wish a Happy New Year to each other. New Year is one of the favourite holidays for many people in Great Britain.

I consider that there are no problems, the person couldn't understand that actually and is eto-SCHASTYE! it would be simple there is nothing to compare! problems only temper the person and that person everything will endure kltory surely in an award will receive happiness! and in general tayesl always everything would be good to live would be not interest, is fresh, identical! and thanks to a problem of people estimates the forces and opportunities!At first, I think, it is necessary to understand concept happiness. Somehow it isn't believed that "badly" in life can bring to it))), but, "it is bad in life" can quietly distract brains from search of that happiness, and will seem to us that we its type found, but it not so.