-Hi.Where do u study? -I study at school number 3 -What form are you in? -Im in the 10 form -What is your favorite subject? -My favorite subject is English -Do you wear school uniform? -I wear school uniform -Are you good at english? -Im really good at english -How many lessons do u have on Monday? -I've got 8 lessons on Monday -When your lessons ends? -My lessons ens at three o'clock -How old are you? -Im 14 years old -Do you like school? -Yes i like my school -What is your favorite teacher? -My favorite teacher is Margarite -When your scool was built? -My school was built in 1990 -How many laguages do u study at school? -I study 2 languages -How many friends do u have? -I have 20 frienss -What is your less favorite subject? -Chemistry -What is your less favorite teacher? -Kristina -How many years do u studay at your scool? - I study 7 years -Are you good at russian? -NOW SYKA BLYAT :DD Вроде все!)
1) The main difference between the two is the outlook on death, in Guatemalan cemeteries they have a more positive aspect on death, sort of thinking that the person who passed is happier in the after life and so on6 we can see that by simply looking at their cemeteries as they are filled with bright colors. However in the U.S death is not associated with happy memories and thus American cemeteries are dull and basically completely opposite from Guatemalan cemeteries.
2) Probably because it is better to be positive in tough times, and rather than being upset about the passing of a loved one they would rather prefer to be happy that they lived.
3) I would prefer the US cemetery as for me death should not be associated with happiness. But that is simply my opinion.
4) No, not at all. Everyone chooses how to cope with death, and if it helps them to do that in such ways as having fun then not at all.
-I study at school number 3
-What form are you in?
-Im in the 10 form
-What is your favorite subject?
-My favorite subject is English
-Do you wear school uniform?
-I wear school uniform
-Are you good at english?
-Im really good at english
-How many lessons do u have on Monday?
-I've got 8 lessons on Monday
-When your lessons ends?
-My lessons ens at three o'clock
-How old are you?
-Im 14 years old
-Do you like school?
-Yes i like my school
-What is your favorite teacher?
-My favorite teacher is Margarite
-When your scool was built?
-My school was built in 1990
-How many laguages do u study at school?
-I study 2 languages
-How many friends do u have?
-I have 20 frienss
-What is your less favorite subject?
-Chemistry
-What is your less favorite teacher?
-Kristina
-How many years do u studay at your scool?
- I study 7 years
-Are you good at russian?
-NOW SYKA BLYAT :DD
Вроде все!)
1) The main difference between the two is the outlook on death, in Guatemalan cemeteries they have a more positive aspect on death, sort of thinking that the person who passed is happier in the after life and so on6 we can see that by simply looking at their cemeteries as they are filled with bright colors. However in the U.S death is not associated with happy memories and thus American cemeteries are dull and basically completely opposite from Guatemalan cemeteries.
2) Probably because it is better to be positive in tough times, and rather than being upset about the passing of a loved one they would rather prefer to be happy that they lived.
3) I would prefer the US cemetery as for me death should not be associated with happiness. But that is simply my opinion.
4) No, not at all. Everyone chooses how to cope with death, and if it helps them to do that in such ways as having fun then not at all.
Объяснение:
надеюсь