The alarm clock woke me up at 6.00 on Sunday morning. I __didn't want to get up. My parents, my _younger__ sister and even my dog were sleeping. I __thought__ that life was unfair, but went to the bathroom for a cold shower anyway. When I was cleaning my __teeth___, my mobile phone rang. “Hi, it’s me,” Henry said cheerfully. “What _are_ you _doing__ at home? I’m at the stadium already, waiting for you.” In a few minutes I was there too. “Look,” Henry pointed at the ball. A little footballer __was drawn__ there. “The Manchester United captain himself drew it there. It’s a lucky ball now. If we play with it, we _will win__ the final.”
My parents want me to go to university but I’m not sure that I want to. When I was a small child, there were lots of ___different __ toys in our house, but I preferred the cars. I dreamed of being a _driver_. To me, it’s the most ___interesting job in the world. My parents ___usually___ understand me and I hope they approve of my decision to put off university and get a job.
It was Sunday so I didn’t have to go to school. I woke up late, got up and ___went__ to the kitchen. It was strange but I ___couldn't___ find our cat, Tom, anywhere. The whole family got worried. “He’s gone hunting,” my ___younger___ sister said. “All cats hunt __mice___. I read about it in a book.” “I’m sure he __is sleeping__ in the armchair,” Mum said. But the cat wasn’t there either. “Look! I _have found__ him!” my little sister shouted. “He’s in the washing machine!” We watched in surprise as the cat got out of the washing machine. “Come on, kitty, come here. We __will give__ you some milk.”
Lisa was walking slowly along the aisles. The University library was the _largest__ library she had ever seen. The librarians moved quietly as they were wearing special soft shoes on their _feet_. “Can I help you?” A young librarian __came up__ up to Lisa. “Yes, thank you. I __have found__ all the books from my reading list,” Lisa said, “but I can’t find any information about architecture.” “I _will show__ you,” the librarian said. “By the way, __do_ you _know_ who built our library?” Lisa didn’t. “Oh, it _was built__ more that four centuries ago. I can recommend a book about the architect if you are interested.”
Etiquette is a very important thing in society. It allows people to hear themselves, make the world safer, and generally makes life more beautiful and simple. Each sphere of life has its own etiquette rules: for example, in the subway cars, first people leave and then they stop; need to give way to pregnant women and people with young children; It’s worth taking backpacks off the back, because they cause problems standing nearby. These rules are not officially fixed anywhere, like all etiquette rules, but everyone knows them and thanks to them, people feel more comfortable in public transport. Etiquette forms an amiable relationship between people and testifies to human mutual respect.
Public places also have their own rules of ethics. For example, in the theater you can’t make loud noises, eat, interfere with listening, sit in outer clothing. In cinemas, you need to be late, quietly go to your place. In stores, you must adhere to the line, do not scream and behave calmly. Of course, there are people who ignore these rules. In my opinion, such people are ill-mannered, theirs was similar in the family. Indeed, often our behavior is copied from the behavior of our relatives, parents, and our inner circle. Also, these people are rude and ignorant, selfish, who do not see anyone else's needs except their own.
Etiquette is also designed to help people. You can often see how the weak help the strong, and the younger - the older. This behavior indicates that all of us people live as one family in one country, we must live in peace, and not to promote violence and aggression.
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My parents, my _younger__ sister and even my dog were sleeping.
I __thought__ that life was unfair, but went to the bathroom for a cold shower anyway.
When I was cleaning my __teeth___, my mobile phone rang.
“Hi, it’s me,” Henry said cheerfully. “What _are_ you _doing__ at home? I’m at the stadium already, waiting for you.”
In a few minutes I was there too. “Look,” Henry pointed at the ball. A little footballer __was drawn__ there. “The Manchester United captain himself drew it there. It’s a lucky ball now.
If we play with it, we _will win__ the final.”
My parents want me to go to university but I’m not sure that I want to. When I was a small child, there were lots of ___different __ toys in our house, but I preferred the cars.
I dreamed of being a _driver_.
To me, it’s the most ___interesting job in the world.
My parents ___usually___ understand me
and I hope they approve of my decision to put off university and get a job.
It was Sunday so I didn’t have to go to school. I woke up late, got up and ___went__ to the kitchen.
It was strange but I ___couldn't___ find our cat, Tom, anywhere. The whole family got worried.
“He’s gone hunting,” my ___younger___ sister said.
“All cats hunt __mice___. I read about it in a book.”
“I’m sure he __is sleeping__ in the armchair,” Mum said. But the cat wasn’t there either.
“Look! I _have found__ him!” my little sister shouted. “He’s in the washing machine!” We watched in surprise as the cat got out of the washing machine.
“Come on, kitty, come here. We __will give__ you some milk.”
Lisa was walking slowly along the aisles. The University library was the _largest__ library she had ever seen.
The librarians moved quietly as they were wearing special soft shoes on their _feet_.
“Can I help you?” A young librarian __came up__ up to Lisa.
“Yes, thank you. I __have found__ all the books from my reading list,” Lisa said, “but I can’t find any information about architecture.”
“I _will show__ you,” the librarian said.
“By the way, __do_ you _know_ who built our library?” Lisa didn’t.
“Oh, it _was built__ more that four centuries ago. I can recommend a book about the architect if you are interested.”
Etiquette is a very important thing in society. It allows people to hear themselves, make the world safer, and generally makes life more beautiful and simple. Each sphere of life has its own etiquette rules: for example, in the subway cars, first people leave and then they stop; need to give way to pregnant women and people with young children; It’s worth taking backpacks off the back, because they cause problems standing nearby. These rules are not officially fixed anywhere, like all etiquette rules, but everyone knows them and thanks to them, people feel more comfortable in public transport. Etiquette forms an amiable relationship between people and testifies to human mutual respect.
Public places also have their own rules of ethics. For example, in the theater you can’t make loud noises, eat, interfere with listening, sit in outer clothing. In cinemas, you need to be late, quietly go to your place. In stores, you must adhere to the line, do not scream and behave calmly. Of course, there are people who ignore these rules. In my opinion, such people are ill-mannered, theirs was similar in the family. Indeed, often our behavior is copied from the behavior of our relatives, parents, and our inner circle. Also, these people are rude and ignorant, selfish, who do not see anyone else's needs except their own.
Etiquette is also designed to help people. You can often see how the weak help the strong, and the younger - the older. This behavior indicates that all of us people live as one family in one country, we must live in peace, and not to promote violence and aggression.
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