Дополните предложения словами some,any,much,many 1)How ... milk have you got? 2)There are... eggs in the fridge. 3)Is there... olive oil in the cupboard? 4)How... tomatoes do you need? 5)There is...cake on the table.
Bulldozer ripped the silenceAnd under the "knife" bushes slumped."Under zero" he razed the virgin lands,What would have arisen after the body. "Rusty, Plant!" - Saw squealed."Grow up!" - Banging axesThe car drove up with planks,Chips flew, dust crust. And the wind drawing Mota,Pressed pack of cigarettes.Foreman on black cursing:"Well later, you brought it!" Bus - the first victory,As a child - the first step!Hard at work without lunch,Do not get tired welder - derzhak! Some simple machines, tent,It was painted with "General"In the corner of a cold - with paint tub,And in a thin frost - metal. Rug plus five - quite a bit!But not enough, how to look.Was not an easy road,But we've learned not to get old. The leaders of change, people, fashion,But the same was our work.The assembly line for all these yearsBuses run, run! Let s be a long,But by "priming" il highwayThe bustling streets, to the train stationsRunning our KAVZ in all its glory
1 To be a good citizen anywhere you have to be a good person. That means showing respect, having a good attitude or just helping out. In the classroom, you have to show responsibility by doing your homework on time, or listening and following directions. Also, you have to help out your other classmates. Another example is in your community. Don’t just throw your trash in the street, find a trash can and use it. Make sure you are not bothering anybody while messing around or playing at the park. At home, you should always do your chores and listen to your parents. Don’t just think that if you are at home, you can break the rules, because the same rules should apply everywhere. Chad Lagana Grade 6
2 I think something I can do to be a good citizen is help an elderly person when I see one crossing the street. Another thing I could do to be a good citizen is helping out at a veteran’s home. I can cheer them up and keep their spirits high as if they were young again. I can also help in a classroom. If my teacher asks me to go run a quick errand, I would do it for her or maybe give a message to another teacher. I could help clean up supplies and help clean up the classroom after school. At home, I could be a good citizen by helping my mom around the house. If my mom is trying to lift something heavy, I could give her a helping hand. Also if my dad has been working all day with yard work, I could help him and get the job done much faster. I feel that these are a couple ways to be a good citizen and help people. Sierra B. Grade 6 3 A good citizen is some who respects others and their property. He/she is helpful and considerate, willing to put others first. He/she listens to the views of others and thinks about what they have to say. He/she helps people who are not in a position to help themselves. He/she respects the environment and does not damage it in anyway. He/she works hard. He/she is well mannered and pleasant. He/she is always willing to learn
"Rusty, Plant!" - Saw squealed."Grow up!" - Banging axesThe car drove up with planks,Chips flew, dust crust.
And the wind drawing Mota,Pressed pack of cigarettes.Foreman on black cursing:"Well later, you brought it!"
Bus - the first victory,As a child - the first step!Hard at work without lunch,Do not get tired welder - derzhak!
Some simple machines, tent,It was painted with "General"In the corner of a cold - with paint tub,And in a thin frost - metal.
Rug plus five - quite a bit!But not enough, how to look.Was not an easy road,But we've learned not to get old.
The leaders of change, people, fashion,But the same was our work.The assembly line for all these yearsBuses run, run!
Let s be a long,But by "priming" il highwayThe bustling streets, to the train stationsRunning our KAVZ in all its glory
To be a good citizen anywhere you have to be a good person. That means showing respect, having a good attitude or just helping out.
In the classroom, you have to show responsibility by doing your homework on time, or listening and following directions. Also, you have to help out your other classmates.
Another example is in your community. Don’t just throw your trash in the street, find a trash can and use it. Make sure you are not bothering anybody while messing around or playing at the park.
At home, you should always do your chores and listen to your parents. Don’t just think that if you are at home, you can break the rules, because the same rules should apply everywhere.
Chad Lagana
Grade 6
2
I think something I can do to be a good citizen is help an elderly person when I see one crossing the street. Another thing I could do to be a good citizen is helping out at a veteran’s home. I can cheer them up and keep their spirits high as if they were young again.
I can also help in a classroom. If my teacher asks me to go run a quick errand, I would do it for her or maybe give a message to another teacher. I could help clean up supplies and help clean up the classroom after school.
At home, I could be a good citizen by helping my mom around the house. If my mom is trying to lift something heavy, I could give her a helping hand.
Also if my dad has been working all day with yard work, I could help him and get the job done much faster. I feel that these are a couple ways to be a good citizen and help people.
Sierra B.
Grade 6
3
A good citizen is some who respects others and their property.
He/she is helpful and considerate, willing to put others first.
He/she listens to the views of others and thinks about what they have to say.
He/she helps people who are not in a position to help themselves.
He/she respects the environment and does not damage it in anyway.
He/she works hard.
He/she is well mannered and pleasant.
He/she is always willing to learn