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“Did you learn the ruler?” the teacher asked us.
“I’ll go to Bulgaria,” she told me.
“I’m looking forward to my holidays,” Bob said to us.
“Have a valid passport, learn more about local laws, have some amounts of cash,” said the guide.
“Don’t carry a lot of cash, don’t leave your luggage unattended, don’t tell people that you travelling alone,” warned us in the agency.
“Did you like Bulgaria?” we asked her.
“What is Sophia like? How much money did you spend?” he asked me.
“Did you make any friends? Were you happy?” he asked her.
“Have you taken a lot of pictures? Are you glad?” he asked us.
“Will you travel again? she asked him.
N.V asks you “Don’t be stupid, be more attentive!”

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Hi all, my name is (ваше имя) and I'm a student from Russia. I really enjoy cycling, especially off-road. I like the blowing wind that hits my face when I ride downhill and the feeling of satisfaction when I climb a steep mountain on a bicycle. However, I would also be delighted to travel around the city using my bike, but unfortunately the infrastructure is too poor to meet my needs. I wish cycling was more popular here in Russia. Now it's not safe enough to cycle through the city, at least yet.

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