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Abby, Liz, Sidney and Kate went to the park.
Abby took the trainers out of the rucksack. She put on the blue ones.
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Then she gave the green ones to her sister Liz.
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"Now where's Sidney?" she said. “These white trainers are ?
"And are these pink trainers Kate's?" asked Liz.
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Sidney and Kate were kicking a ball with some friends. "We haven't got a ball."
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They say we can borrow it."
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"That's great," said Abby. “Do they want a frisbee? They can borrow​

Christmas is a joyful religious A holiday. For people all over the world, Christmas is a season of giving and receiving presents. In Scandinavian and other European countries, Santa Claus B visits houses in the night and leaves presents for children. Santa Claus is represented as a kindly man with a red coat and long white beard. He usually C brings people happiness in the coldest months of the year. Mary and Steve are twins. Every year they D expect Santa Claus and his gifts. Last year Santa E brought a beautiful doll for Mary and a soccer ball for Steve. The children F have already decorated the Christmas tree. Now Mary G is helping her mother in the kitchen, and Steve H is watching a football game on TV. He I loves  football very much. After supper the children will go to bed. Santa Claus usually J comes at night. Tomorrow Mary and Steve K will find presents in a Christmas stocking. What  will Santa give them?

Poland - "Country of Churches", an attractive region for tourists. It is distinguished by its rich nature, valuable architectural and historical monuments. Many parts of the country have preserved their pristine beauty, which is almost never found in densely populated Europe. These are primarily the Tatras in the south of the country - the highest mountains in the Carpathian chain, Bieszczady and forested Beskydy in the southeast - wild beauty mountains with rare species of flora, the Sudetenland (southwest) - a favorite, along with the Tatras and the Baltic coast, a resting place inhabitants of Poland, as well as the rocky limestone Pieniny. In the east of the country, the only large virgin forests in Europe have survived - Belovezhskaya Pushha, Peninsky Park, Oytsovsky National Park, in which, in addition to beautiful nature, medieval castles located on limestone mountains are admired. In the north, there is a chain of numerous lakes located among picturesque hills and forests - a unique land of the Great Masurian Lakes, where slender pines are reflected in the mirror-like surface of the water. Poland has preserved the unique ecosystem of the Biebrza Marshes, one of the last natural wetlands in Europe. On the coast of the country there are several hundred kilometers of golden sandy beaches, floating sand dunes in the Slovinsky National Park and excellent opportunities for water sports.