Write an answer to your pen friend’s letter. Answer his/her questions. The number of words in your letter should be 100—120. ...Yesterday in our English class we discussed a newspaper article about teenagers' problems. I think that newspapers sometimes publish important and up-to-date materials. What newspapers are popular in Russia? Are there any special newspapers for children and teenagers in your country? What papers and periodicals do you and your family read?...
Напишите ответ на письмо вашего друга по переписке. ответьте на его вопросы. Количество слов в вашем письме должно быть 100-120.
... Вчера на уроке английского языка мы обсуждали газетную статью о проблемах подростков. Я думаю, что газеты иногда публикуют важные и актуальные материалы. Какие газеты популярны в России? Существуют ли в вашей стране специальные газеты для детей и подростков? Какие газеты и периодические издания читаете вы и ваша семья?...
All these soldiers were presented to the soldiers on the table, where there were many other toys. The most beautiful toy was a cardboard palace, in front of which there was a mirror lake with swans. On the threshold of the palace stood his hostess, a dancer, on one leg. She liked the soldier so much that he thought only of her.
When everyone in the house went to sleep, the toys came to life and began to play by themselves. From the snuffbox, behind which stood a soldier, an evil troll jumped out. He did not like the soldier looking at the dancer, and the troll held his anger.
In the morning the children moved the soldier to the window and, from a gust of wind, fell out onto the street. The soldier was looking for, but not found. It was raining hard and the ditches were full of water. Two boys, passing by, found a soldier. They decided to build a boat for him from a newspaper and send it on a trip across the water. The current was strong and the soldier quickly carried away into the river. He stubbornly endured dangerous swimming and thought about the dancer. At some point the paper boat began to sink, but the soldier never got to the bottom of the river. He was swallowed by a large fish.
In the belly of the fish it was dark and crowded. But the soldier was persistent, he patiently endured all difficulties. The time passed and the soldier saw the light. It turns out that the fishermen caught the fish, and from the market the cook brought her to the house where she began to cut. It was a miracle that the soldier again got to the same house where his journey began. The delighted cook took the soldier to the children. He again saw the familiar toys and the charming owner of a cardboard lock.
At that moment, one of the boys, probably, trained by the evil troll, suddenly grabbed a soldier and threw it into the stove. From the heat of the flame, a soldier made of tin began to melt. And just then, from the gust of wind, the cardboard dancer took off and landed right in the furnace flame, next to the tin soldier. She immediately burned down, and the soldier by that time also melted.
In the morning, the maid found in the oven only a lump of tin, which looked like a heart and a burnt brooch that had once hung around the neck of a cardboard dancer.
This is a short tale.
The main meaning of the fairy tale "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" is that stamina sometimes works wonders. If there is the ability to endure all adversity and deprivation, then you will necessarily return to those whom you want to see. In this tale, through the fault of the evil troll or by accident, a sad end, but the main characters of the fairy tale, in the end, were together.
The tale "Steadfast Tin Soldier" teaches you not to pay attention to envy and hatred, which sometimes comes from some ill-wishers. To be persistent means to be able to overcome difficulties and not to bend under the blows of fate.
In this tale I liked a tin soldier who staunchly took all the blows of fate. He wanted to be with the dancer - he stayed with her.