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Jack played football yesterday Did Jack play football yesterday?

Jack didn't play football yesterday. 1. They listened to the teacher at the lesson.

2. Greg watched a film at the cinema 3. Children danced at the party last Sunday.

4. She walked to school yesterday 5. I played the guitar yesterday.

 

My favorite writer is Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. He was a dramatist and is considered to be one of the greatest writers of short stories in history.

 

From all his works most of all I like Chekhov's tragicomedy "The cherry garden". As for me, this work teaches us a lot about our life, our history and the relationships among generations. It shows us the relationships between members of one family, but I think it can be applied to the relationships between nations and countries.

 

Although The cherry garden is a tragicomedy,  Chekhov's style may be characterized as an impressionist one. He used a lot of sadness, absence of basic information in introductions and conclusions, and always writing to the point.

 

It seems to me that we are not alone in the universe, that anywhere else in the depths of intelligent civilizations there, but we did not find them, just as they have. Makes me think like simple common sense, because the universe is infinite, and somehow not particularly believe that at such vast expanses we were unique. Still, if somewhere arrived here the seeds of life on planet Earth, then perhaps it could fly and somewhere else. Conditions are the same as exist on our planet, the path of evolution, which took the planet and our solar system, they are not unique to the universe. Certainly, there are in our galaxy, or in a neighboring galaxy something. So even a simple probability theory speaks for the fact that we are not alone in the universe, and somewhere there is still our brothers in mind. We may be lucky, and we meet with them, and may not be lucky, maybe it will happen in a thousand, two, a hundred thousand years. Across the Universe is an instant, that all these years, and for us, of course, many generations of life.