Сделать речь просвещающюю речь Your Majesty… Mummy
On the day of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee (60 years on the throne of Britain) in June 2012 Charles, Prince of Wales, made a speech in his mother’s honour. This is (1) what be said
Your Majesty…Mummy,
I’m sure you would want me to thank on your behalf all the wonderful people who have made today possible.
And if (2) I may say so Your Majesty, thank God the weather turned out fine. The only (3) sad thing about this evening is that my father couldn’t be here with us because unfortunately he is taken unwell. But ladies and gentlemen, if (4) we shout loud enough he might just hear us in hospital and get better.
Your Majesty, a Diamond Jubilee is a (5) unique and special event. We are now celebrating the life and service of a very special person over the last 60 years. I was three when my grandfather George VI died and suddenly, unexpectedly, your and my father’s lives were changed, when you were only 26.
So as a nation this is our opportunity to thank you and my father for always being there for us. For inspiring us with your selfless duty and service and (6) for making us proud to be British. Proud at a time when I know how many of our fellow countrymen are suffering such hardships and difficulties. Proud to be the part of something as unique as Commonwealth which, through your leadership, has given us the sense of unity.
2.After four years of primary school, at the age of eleven he went to secondary school.
3.Primary and secondary schools together comprise eleven years of study.
4.Nine years of classes are compulsory in our republic.
5.The primary school curriculum included such subjects as Kazakh, Maths, Russian, Drawing, Physical Training and Music.
6.The school year begin on the first of September and ends in May.
7.We have 4 holidays a year: winter, spring, summer and autumn.
8.We got acquainted with our teachers on the first of September.
9.Every lesson lasts fourty five minutes.
10.Every day we had 4 or 5 lessons.
11.If we don't know how to do my homework I usually ask the teachers for help.