Ask questions as in the models. Models: Ask me if I work here.— Do you work here?
Ask me if my sister works here.— Does your
sister work here? Ask me:
1. if I remember my first teacher; 2. if my brother lives in Odessa; 3. if I spend my holidays in the Crimea; 4. if my pupils make many mistakes in their dictations; 5. whether I speak French; 6. whether my daughter speaks French;7, whether my children speak French; 8. if I live in a newhouse.
Ask one of your classmates:
1. if he goes in for sports; 2. if he likes to play volley-ball; 3. if he travels much; 4. if he collects stamps; 5. if he wants to become a tractor driver; 6. if he wants to take a walk; 7. whether he plays tennis; 8. if he comes home late; 9. if his mother comes home late; 10. if his parents come home late; П. if his friends like to dance; 12. if his father works at a factory.
Snowboarding is the fastest growing winter sport and is set to become even more popular than skiing. It is hard to say who actually "invented" the first snowboard because it was influenced by many different people including Sherman Poppen, Demetrije Milovich, Tom Sims and Jake Burton Carpenter. Snowboarding's roots, however, may be traced back to the early 1920's. Then children in Vermont built what would now be considered makeshift snowboards out of barrel staves and rode them sideways down a snowy hill.
Later, there were some people, who built snowboard like sleds. One of them was M.J. "Jack" Burchett. He cut out a plank of plywood in 1929 and tried to secure his feet with some clothesline and horse reins. Burchett came up with on of the first "snowboards". Another snowboard inventor is Sherman Poppen. In 1965 Poppen, a chemical gases engineer in Muskegon, Michigan, invented "The Snurfer" (a mix between the two words „snow" and „surfer") as a toy for his daughter. He made the Snurfer by strapping two skis together and attaching a rope to the front tip of the snurfer, so the rider could hold it and keep it more stable. Many of his daughters friends wanted one of those new Snurfers, and soon Poppen lincensed his new idea to a manufacturer.
Short after that Jake Burton Carpenter (a today's most popular snowboard factory "Burton Snowboards) used ski technology in snowboards. In 1977, at the age of 23, Jake Burton founded his own company in Londonderry, Vermont, and experimented continually with new materials and designs. Eventually, he was building a snowboard made of steam-bent wood and fiberglass, with high-back bindings and metal edges.
Another snowboard manufacturing pioneer is the former skateboard champion Tom Sims. Back in 1963, as an eighth-grader, Sims made a snowboard out of plywood in his shop class. He called it a "skiboard". After years of improvements, he opened Sims Snowboards in 1977 and with the help of his friend and employee Chuck Barfoot started making snowboards. Barfoot, who actually made the snowboards, came up with the "Flying Yellow Banana".
1)в Англии чемпионат проходит по схеме "осень-весна", а в России - "весна-осень"
2)в анлийской премьер-лиге играют 20 клубов, в российской - 16
3)в Лигу Чемпионов от Англии могут пробиться 4 клуба, от России -3 (и то только с этого сезона - до этого могли 2 клуба)
4)в Кубок УЕФА от Англии могут пробиться 5 клубов, от России - 3 (до этого сезона могли 2)
5)в английском чемпионате выступают болле квалифицированные футболисты, чем в российском
6)в Англии отточена работа инфраструктуры клубов до автоматизма, а в России - только зарождается
7)в английском чемпионате тренера болле квалифицированнее, чем в российском
8)богаче английские клубы по сравнению с российскими
9)в АПЛ футбол более быстрее и динамичнее, чем в РФПЛ (сам лично Аршавин так сказал)
10) и конечно же состояние полей
P.S. а самая главная отличительная особенность - в российском чемпионате не играет МЮ -))Источник: В дальнейшем развитии всего, что связано с футболом в России будет подниматься быстрыми темпами Написала в виде футбола