Read the statements and write Y for Yeleussinov, R for Rypakova, B for Balandin or T for Ten.
1. This athlete had to train at an unusual location.
2. Nobody thought this athlete was going to win at that Olympics.
3. In this athlete's sport, athletes compete against others of around the same weight.
4. This athlete won a different Olympic medal before he/she won the gold.
5. This athlete continued Kazakhstan's tradition of always winning a medal in his/her sport.
6. This athlete was the first to win an Olympic medal for Kazakhstan in his/her sport.
7. Unfortunately, this athlete wasn’t able to achieve his dream.
Hi, Darren!
Thanks for your e-mail. I am studying for my exams really hard at the moment, so I don't have much free time to chat on the Internet. What are you doing right now? Aren't you studying too? I imagine you're also busy with your exams. Oh, I hate What about you? Fortunately, we're near the end! Let's think positive! Well, Darren, do you want to come camping with us again this summer? I know you're not crazy about camping, but please say yes. I desperately need some company!
Bye for now!
John
I think, Narnia - it's very fantasy and unreal beautiful country. And I want live in the Narnia. Let's imagine it.
Narnia - it's lovely country the streets will be very aesthetic. People will be very erudite and creative. I would like people not to have any bad qualities in Narnia, the country where I could live. Everyone had money and no one asked for alms, as is often the case in reality. In Narnia, absolutely all children will have the concept of an orphanage, a boarding school they are not familiar with. There will be no misunderstandings in families, for example, between teenagers and parents. In the country of my dreams, there will be everything that is so lacking in routine reality