robinson crusoethe first english book i read was kruzo.i was 12 when i read this wonderful book.mne ponravilas.with very great interest i read the story stay on the island. robinson crusoe tells in detail about how to equip his life. i was struck by the desire and ability of man to survive in difficult conditions. in an effort to provide for themselves the necessities of life, he works hard, and the work is beginning to dispel the despair that engulfed him after a shipwreck. seeing that he was able to survive on the island, robinson calms down, begins to wonder about his former life. and after much thought, refers to reading the bible, which he managed to capture the ship. robinson crusoe did for a conclusion that all the ills that have happened to him - this is a punishment for his sins, the main thing - for disobeying her parents. once alone with nature, the hero of the work was able to see all their flaws. in his new position, he distinguishes between "good" and "evil." robinson crusoe can not fail to amaze. this is a brave, brave, strong, smart and extremely hardy.
1. Now he will be illustrating how industry cooperates with the natural environment (to illustrate). 2. I he will be visiting my granny at this time tomorrow (to visit). 3. What will you be doing at 11 a. m. tomorrow? (to do). 4. Our doctor will be going to the hospital when I meet him (to go). 5. Tomorrow at 10 o'clock the nurse will be going the stitches (to take out). 6. In a few days time we … at the most expensive hotel in the world and … the shining sun and warm sea. (to stay, to enjoy). 7. Don’t call for us so early. We … at this time. (to sleep). 8. What … you … for the carnival? (to wear) 9. When you come, we … tea with cakes together. (to have). 10. Nick … the violin from 3 till 6 tomorrow. (to play)
robinson crusoethe first english book i read was kruzo.i was 12 when i read this wonderful book.mne ponravilas.with very great interest i read the story stay on the island. robinson crusoe tells in detail about how to equip his life. i was struck by the desire and ability of man to survive in difficult conditions. in an effort to provide for themselves the necessities of life, he works hard, and the work is beginning to dispel the despair that engulfed him after a shipwreck. seeing that he was able to survive on the island, robinson calms down, begins to wonder about his former life. and after much thought, refers to reading the bible, which he managed to capture the ship. robinson crusoe did for a conclusion that all the ills that have happened to him - this is a punishment for his sins, the main thing - for disobeying her parents. once alone with nature, the hero of the work was able to see all their flaws. in his new position, he distinguishes between "good" and "evil." robinson crusoe can not fail to amaze. this is a brave, brave, strong, smart and extremely hardy.
1. Now he will be illustrating how industry cooperates with the natural environment (to illustrate). 2. I he will be visiting my granny at this time tomorrow (to visit). 3. What will you be doing at 11 a. m. tomorrow? (to do). 4. Our doctor will be going to the hospital when I meet him (to go). 5. Tomorrow at 10 o'clock the nurse will be going the stitches (to take out). 6. In a few days time we … at the most expensive hotel in the world and … the shining sun and warm sea. (to stay, to enjoy). 7. Don’t call for us so early. We … at this time. (to sleep). 8. What … you … for the carnival? (to wear) 9. When you come, we … tea with cakes together. (to have). 10. Nick … the violin from 3 till 6 tomorrow. (to play)