Read the text again. Decide if each sentence is
true for Helena (H), Christopher (C) or both (B).
1 His / Her books are very popular in the
USA.
2 He / She likes reading books.
3 The main character in his / her books is a
teenager. -
4 He/She is continuing to study. —
5 You can enjoy his / her stories in different
ways.
6 He/She is grateful for the support of
family members.

Who is it?Who is saying "Meow"?Simon is in the livingroom. In livingroom well. There is a circle table in the middlee of room. There is a big armchair near the fireplace/ Simon likes to read an interesting books in armchair, when it is cold."Meow! Meow!" Now he is searching sound under the table, behind the armchair, between the armchair and sofa."Nothing!". Simon is in his room. He is still searching sound on the floor, under bed, above shelf, under the carpet. "Nothing!". And he is still searching sound in left angle, in right angle. Simon surprised. "meow! Meow!" is exiting the box. "Who are you?" Simon is saying. "What is it the window?"It is a secret.Then he is seeingtwo black ear,two big green eyes and small pink nose. "Oh! It is a kitten!" Simon is saying.He is happy. He get a new friend. They will play hide-and-seek together.

Объяснение:

ature is very important because if there was no nature we wouldn't be alive. Especially trees, they give us the oxygen to live and breathe. Nature is also important because we have comfortable clothes, right? Some of your own clothes are made out of animals. -CC

Some animals give us food. For example, cows give us milk and pigs give us bacon. Plants also give us food like corn, peas, barley and beans!

Trees are the most important of all the stuff that we talked about because they give us oxygen to survive.

There is a lot of talking going on right now about nature preservation, green living and fighting global warming. All things I myself am a great partisan of. But why exactly is it that nature is so very important for us? Is it just because it’s pretty to look at, or makes us feel good? I think it goes even further than that. I think nature is the most intense connection we haven in this world with our own true nature. You don’t have to be a meditator or a spiritual practitioner to experience this, anyone can quite easily experience this in nature.