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Норм I want to tell a story about my great-grandfather.When i was born i dont see him alive.My father member the history of his grandfather very good,and he can told me many information about him. My great-granfather's name is Zhavoronkov Sergei Pavlovich.He was born on 15 September 1923 in the village of Warm Dankovskiy district. In 1941, at the age of 18 years, my great-grandfather was drafted into the red Army. All the great Patriotic War he served as a mechanic-driver of tank T-34 of 59-th guards tank regiment.Over the years he participated in most major battles of the great Patriotic War, twice burned his fighting machine, but my great-grandfather despite this managed to pass fighting his way from Stalingrad to the fall of Berlin, participated in Stalingrad and Kursk battles, took part in the liberation of Orel, Kiev, Konigsberg, Berlin and many other cities of our country and Europe. During the execution of combat tasks, my grandfather was repeatedly awarded state medals and certificates. After demobilization Sergei Pavlovich worked first as a driver in sovkhoz Voskresenskoye village, and lived in the village of Dmitrievka (currently the village does not exist), and then moved to the village Warm, where a local farm until his death he worked as a tractor driver.
Sergei Pavlovich did a lot for our country. He was a brave and strong person. I'm proud of my great-grandfather.
1. Jack had a lot of homework - TRUE. 2. He did not do his homework well because he was not a clever boy - FALSE. 3. Jack’s mother made him do his homework - TRUE. 4. Jack enjoyed doing his homework about Thomas Edison - TRUE.
1. Was there sometimes nothing interesting on the television for Jack? No, there was never a time when there was nothing interesting on television.
2. Were Jack’s results better when his mother made him do his homework? No, they weren't, because he did his work quickly and carelessly as he wanted to finish it quickly and get back to his beloved television.
3. What did Jack’s mother do to stop him being punished at school? Jack’s mother began to test him to try to make sure that he had really done the work properly and not left anything out.
4. Why was Jack’s answer funny? Because there’s no television without electricity.
I want to tell a story about my great-grandfather.When i was born i dont see him alive.My father member the history of his grandfather very good,and he can told me many information about him.
My great-granfather's name is Zhavoronkov Sergei Pavlovich.He was born on 15 September 1923 in the village of Warm Dankovskiy district. In 1941, at the age of 18 years, my great-grandfather was drafted into the red Army. All the great Patriotic War he served as a mechanic-driver of tank T-34 of 59-th guards tank regiment.Over the years he participated in most major battles of the great Patriotic War, twice burned his fighting machine, but my great-grandfather despite this managed to pass fighting his way from Stalingrad to the fall of Berlin, participated in Stalingrad and Kursk battles, took part in the liberation of Orel, Kiev, Konigsberg, Berlin and many other cities of our country and Europe. During the execution of combat tasks, my grandfather was repeatedly awarded state medals and certificates. After demobilization Sergei Pavlovich worked first as a driver in sovkhoz Voskresenskoye village, and lived in the village of Dmitrievka (currently the village does not exist), and then moved to the village Warm, where a local farm until his death he worked as a tractor driver.
Sergei Pavlovich did a lot for our country. He was a brave and strong person. I'm proud of my great-grandfather.
2. He did not do his homework well because he was not a clever boy - FALSE.
3. Jack’s mother made him do his homework - TRUE.
4. Jack enjoyed doing his homework about Thomas Edison - TRUE.
1. Was there sometimes nothing interesting on the television for Jack?
No, there was never a time when there was nothing interesting on television.
2. Were Jack’s results better when his mother made him do his homework?
No, they weren't, because he did his work quickly and carelessly as he wanted to finish it quickly and get back to his beloved television.
3. What did Jack’s mother do to stop him being punished at school?
Jack’s mother began to test him to try to make sure that he had really done the work properly and not left anything out.
4. Why was Jack’s answer funny?
Because there’s no television without electricity.