1. Do Russian children write letters to anybody on New Year's Eve? Yes, they do.
2. Who do Russian children write to? They write letters to Santa Claus or Ded Moroz.
3. What do they write about? They write about there presents for New Year and Christmas.
4. Do they want anything? Yes, they do.
5. Do they promise anything? No, they don't.
6. When do they write their letters? They write their letters before the 31-st of December.
7. Do Russian children find anything in their stockings? No, they don't.
8. Where do Russian children find their presents? Russian children find their presents under the Christmas tree.
1. Русские дети пишут письма кому-то в канун Нового года? Да..
2. Кому пишут русские дети? Они пишут письма Санта Клаусу или Деду Морозу.
3. Что они пишут? Они пишут о подарках на Новый год и Рождество.
4. Хотят ли они что-нибудь? Да.
5. Они что-нибудь обещают? Нет, они этого не делают.
6. Когда они пишут свои письма? Они пишут свои письма до 31-го декабря.
7. Русские дети находят что-нибудь в своих чулках? Нет.
8. Где русские дети находят свои подарки? Русские дети находят подарки под елкой.
1) Edinburgh is sometimes called as the Afins of the North
2) the Princess street is separated New Town from the Old town.
3) the Edinburgh castle is situated inn the Edimburgh and attracts lots of tourists every year
4) the Castle attracts tourists because it is looking like a castle from Disney cartoon and has got very old history.
5) the Royal mile is the main street in the Old town, where all the main attracts are situated.
6) the monument to Bobby is situated in the New town
7) a lot of things make Edinburgh attractive, for example: the Edinburgh Castle, the Holyrood palace, the Princess street, the monument to Sir Walter Scott and the festival of military music the Military Tattoo
8) the Holyrood palace is a summer residence of the Queen
9) They play the military music (the Military Tattoo festival, usually begins at the end of August and finishes at the middle of September
10 the monument to Sir Walter Scott is for 60 meters high!