I wish for you teachers and classmates that not only inspire you to learn but nurture a curiosity for knowledge. I want you to know learning can be fun – even when it’s not brought to you by a red, furry puppet. I want you to be curious, to ask questions and to be nosy because knowledge is exciting and because you genuinely want to know “why we float in water but don’t float in air,” what the word “doppelganger” means, and why it sounds so funny. Я желаю вам учителей и одноклассников, которые не только вдохновляют вас на обучение, а подпитывают любопытство к знаниям. Я хочу, чтобы вы знали, что обучение может быть забавным, даже когда оно не преподносится красной, пушистой куклой-марионеткой. Я хочу, чтобы вы были любознательны, задавали вопросы и были любопытны, потому что знание является захватывающим, и потому что вы искренне желаете знать: «почему мы плаваем в воде, но не плаваем в воздухе”, что означает слово “альтер эго”, и почему оно так забавно звучит.
Robert Midhurst is 65, but he looks much younger. Last year he was in Europe and North Africa on a bicycle for more than six months. Last September the weather in Britain was very bad, so Robert got on his bicycle in London and went to Dover. At Dover he took a ferry. After three days he reached Paris, but in Paris the weather wasn’t better than in London. It rained all the time. Again he got on his bike and started the journey to Spain. Robert likes France a lot. He travelled slowly. The weather got better. The days were very sunny and warm. It was late October when he arrived in Spain. For five days he travelled slowly because there were strong winds, and it often rained. At the beginning of November the weather got better. The sun shone but the beaches were often empty. He left Spain at the beginning of December. In December he was in Africa. It was very hot there. The journey was very interesting. He came back to England by plane.
Complete the chart about the weather in the places that Robert visited.
Britain: The weather was very bad.
France: It rained all the time. But then the weather got better, and the days were very sunny and warm.
Spain: There were strong winds, and it often rained. But then the weather got better, and the sun shone.
Я желаю вам учителей и одноклассников, которые не только вдохновляют вас на обучение, а подпитывают любопытство к знаниям. Я хочу, чтобы вы знали, что обучение может быть забавным, даже когда оно не преподносится красной, пушистой куклой-марионеткой. Я хочу, чтобы вы были любознательны, задавали вопросы и были любопытны, потому что знание является захватывающим, и потому что вы искренне желаете знать: «почему мы плаваем в воде, но не плаваем в воздухе”, что означает слово “альтер эго”, и почему оно так забавно звучит.
что то вроде того
Robert Midhurst is 65, but he looks much younger. Last year he was in Europe and North Africa on a bicycle for more than six months. Last September the weather in Britain was very bad, so Robert got on his bicycle in London and went to Dover. At Dover he took a ferry. After three days he reached Paris, but in Paris the weather wasn’t better than in London. It rained all the time. Again he got on his bike and started the journey to Spain. Robert likes France a lot. He travelled slowly. The weather got better. The days were very sunny and warm. It was late October when he arrived in Spain. For five days he travelled slowly because there were strong winds, and it often rained. At the beginning of November the weather got better. The sun shone but the beaches were often empty. He left Spain at the beginning of December. In December he was in Africa. It was very hot there. The journey was very interesting. He came back to England by plane.
Complete the chart about the weather in the places that Robert visited.
Britain: The weather was very bad.
France: It rained all the time. But then the weather got better, and the days were very sunny and warm.
Spain: There were strong winds, and it often rained. But then the weather got better, and the sun shone.
Africa: It was very hot.