The costumes are designed for cats by John Napier. Present Simple Passive
The costumes were designed for cats by John Napier. Past Simple Passive
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The costumes are being designed for cats by John Napier. Present Continuous Passive
The costumes were being designed for cats by John Napier. Past Continuous Passive
The costumes have been designed for cats by John Napier. Present Perfect Passive
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Объяснение:
Ukrainian emigrants started to celebrate Mother’s Day in Canada in 1928. In a year the traditions of the Mother’s Day were borrowed by the women of Galichina.
The Mother’s Day is a state holiday for Ukrainians since 1999.
This holiday is not very popular in Ukraine yet, like Women’s Day (March, 8), but it becomes more and more known with every year.
Honoring Mothers in Ukraine is an ancient tradition, rooted in the Slavic era. After the arrival of Christianity, the worship to the keeper of the family has only grown, as all the thanks and respect to mothers Slavs began to show through the worship of the Mother of God. Today she is considered a defender of all Ukrainians and mother Ukraine.
Mother’s Day is important for each of us, because mother is our protector, who understands and forgives us, ready to love us no matter what. She is always with us in happy days and in sad and gloomy ones.
The beauty of motherhood and the happiness it brings is chanted by poets and artists of all time.
Celebrations are held in the main squares and streets of the country on Mother’s Day.
The best gift for any mother is when she knows that her children are happy and healthy. держи)
Maslenitsa
Hi, Mike. I want to tell you about the wonderful Maslenitsa holiday. It is celebrated on the last Sunday in March, when winter gives up its rights and spring comes. On this day in Russia there are big festivities with horseback riding, getting a live rooster from a pole, jokes, songs and dances. On the streets of cities and villages mummers walk, everyone is offered hot tea and Russian pancakes with different fillings: honey, jam, butter, caviar! But most importantly, a scarecrow of winter is burned on the square and they rejoice at the onset of the beautiful spring.
Масленица
Привет, Майк. Я хочу рассказать вам о чудесном празднике Масленица. Его отмечают в последнее воскресенье марта, когда зима уступает свои права и приходит весна. В этот день в России проходят большие гуляния с катанием на лошадях, снятием живого петуха с шеста, шутками, песнями и танцами. По улицам городов и сел гуляют ряженые, всем угощают горячим чаем и русскими блинами с разными начинками: медом, джемом, маслом, икрой! Но самое главное, на площади жгут чучело зимы и радуются наступлению прекрасной весны.