1 Chemistry was more important to Alexander Borodin than composing music.(True - верно) 2. In his youth chemistry was his first hobby. (True - верно) 3. He was an army surgeon for most of his life. (False - неверно) Later, he became professor of chemistry at the Medico-Surgical Academy in St.Petersburg, and spent the rest of his life teaching students there. 4. He liked lecturing more than composing music. (True - верно) He loved teaching. He also said that he could only compose when he was too sick to give lectures.
1. Химия была для Александра Бородина важнее, чем сочинение музыки.(Верно) 2. В юности химия была его первым увлечением. (Верно) 3. Большую часть своей жизни он был армейским хирургом. (неверно) Позже он стал профессором химии в медико-хирургической Академии в Санкт-Петербурге и провел там остаток жизни, обучая студентов. 4. Он любил читать лекции больше, чем сочинять музыку. (Верно) Он любил преподавать. Он также говорил, что может сочинять только тогда, когда слишком болен, чтобы читать лекции.
We live in a communal apartment.Apartment 2-bedroom, one bathroom ours, another family friend. Kitchen, bath, toilet, corridor naturally shared.But here's balcony years 15 is divided into two parts: one of our other.Exit to the balcony there is only from our room. Out of their rooms, and generally do not have windows to the balcony. They climb through the window in the kitchen.I do not know how it happened, that was their half of the balcony (I was fine escho year was 4), only know that before there was even a father with a tape measure climbed neighbors are measured gallop them. Well, quite a while so please leave them out, a year so 4 is privatized room. They all otmazyvatsya such times bath, toilet, kitchen, hallway general, the balcony too.To the lawyers did not apply (and probably in vain)Attached "plan apartment," Made John Paint All our balcony there should be? And what the law of causality can be operated so that it and its neighbors to prove?
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