Dear Lora,
Hi! How are you? Today I want to tell you about the school of my dreams. I study in this school and it really exists. My ideal school is on an island. Our lessons usually are outside in the fresh air. We can sit in a circle on the lawn or under the trees. We have only basic equipment like notebooks, pens and crayons. There are no projectors and we definitely have no laptops in my school. Lessons last half an hour each. We have many interesting lessons like science, wildlife, and nature. In these lessons we usually go on trips to the forest to see wildlife and discuss some problems of nature.
We also do lots of fun after-school activities. Boys mostly enjoy going in for white-water rafting, kayaking and mountain climbing but girls prefer to do gymnastics and swimming. I think in this school all students find activities that he or she likes most.
Also students often travel around the world and learn many things, like the history, culture and language of the places they visit. We already visited such countries as Spain, Italy and Russia. Trips are not something special – they’re part of everyday school life. We try to get knowledge and enjoy life at the same time. This is really great because you have a chance to meet a lot of new people and know about their way of life. All this helps you to widen your horizon and feel happy.
What is your ideal school like?
Write back soon,
Sara
Объяснение:
1. Students do not rise when a teacher enters the room, do they?
2. The respectful "Sir" is not always used in the northern and western parts of the country, is it?
3. Yet, in spite of all the informality, Americans, even in the way they address each other, show consciousness of social distinction, don’t they?
4. Certain other forms of politeness are observed on social occasions, aren’t they?
5. Does the American society seem to be more or less informal than the British?
6. Is the American society characterized by less or more social distinction?
7. Do Americans show consciousness of social distinction?
8. Is the respectful "Sir" always used in the northern and western parts of the country?
9. Will you often hear the word "Hi" (a form of greeting among friends) used instead of the usual "Hello"?
10. Where may women wear hats?
11. What language do Americans use when talking to superiors?
12. What is an acceptable greeting from an employee to an employer?
13. What does "Howdy" mean?
14. Do you have to allow the person to tell you how he/she wishes to be called?
15. Does one always address a person by his title, such as "Major" or "General" or "Doctor"?