написать эссе. People who want to adopt a pet from an animal shelter often have to prove they have the space and time to look after a new pet. Write an essay in which you present arguments for and against this rule.
There is an interesting rule in animal shelters which states that you need to have enough space and time to look after a new pet. I would like to give arguments for and against this rule.
For some extant I agree with it, as when you take a pet from a shelter, you are fully responsible for its life and its future. You need a lot of free time to feed the animal, to take it for a walk, to tame it and to play with it.
One needs to have enough space, in order to create necessary conditions for its living.
You should buy a big cage for a bird or a hamster, a spacious aquarium for a fish, a large basket for a cat or a small dog.
Your new pet must feel happy and have everything for healthy life.
On the other hand, even if you don't have too much space or time for your new animal, it will feel much better at your house or your flat, than in an animal shelter.
In the shelter, animals live in small cages and nobody pays enough attention to them. Their lives are quite miserable and lonely there.
I always feel sorry for such animals. They suffer in the shelters a lot.
That's why, in my opinion, it's better to give a pet to somebody who will love it and become its true friend, than to leave it in the shelter.
Various studies have shown that a having pet can elongate your life, whilst improving your overall happiness and health. It also helps people with depression, stress, anxiety and many other ailments. The affectionate and loyal nature of dogs as pack animals that form close relationships with their owners can help sufferers of depression, who may feel like they don’t have anybody else.
Stroking your pet can reduce your blood pressure and stress levels, and playing with them can increase the levels of serotonin and dopamine your body produces, making you feel calm and relaxed. Walking the pet is a way to exercise and provides sufferers of anxiety and depression with a reason to leave the house. It also creates opportunities for socialising with other dog walkers. The animal you have helped through rehoming can help you.
1. We never SMOKE cigarettes at any time. John always SMOKES a pipe but we PREFER cigars. 2. My wife's mother HAS BEEN LIVING with us for the last six months. 3. She IS GOING AWAY today. My wife IS HELPING her with her packing now. 4. The boys HAVE BEEN EATING green apples all day. Now they ARE ill, and their mother IS TALKING to the doctor on the phone. 5. The boys HAVE GONE to bed because they are ill. The doctor HAVE prescribeD some medicine. Their mother IS GIVING them some now. 6. My brother usually VISITS his business friends two or three times a year. He IS TRAVELLING in Germany at present. 7. She HAS READ many books on astronomy and so she really KNOWS the subject. 8.1 HAVE BEEN LISTENING to you for twenty minutes but I HAVEN'T understOOD anything. People usually THINK first and SPEAK afterwards. 9. Peter HAS BEEN DRIVING a car for years but he HAS never driveN at night before. 10. John IS goING out). He HAS just PUT his coat on. 11. Peter HAS BEEN readING in bad light and now he IS havING a headache. 12. Our train usually LEAVES at two o'clock. Father HAS BEEN traveLLING by that train every Friday for five years. 13. Look out of the window.IS IT RAINING? I hope not as I HAVE not BROUGHT a raincoat today.
1. What are you (doing) here? — I (am preparing) for my report. — How long have you (been preparing) for it? — Oh, I (havw been working) since morning. 2. He (had been teaching) at school for five years when the war ( broke) out. 3. She (has been studying) English since last year. 4. What are you ( reading)? — I (am reading) a magazine. — How long have you (been reading) it? — I (have been reading) it for half an hour. 5. She (had lived) in Moscow for ten years when her sister (came) to live with her. 6. Our teacher (has come). Now he (is speaking) with our monitor. 7. They (were speaking) when I ( looked) at them. 8. I (had been walking) for about an hour when I ( saw) a little house not far from the river. 9. When he (had read) the newspaper, he ( gave) it to his brother. 10. He ( left) for Rostov in 1990 and since then he (has been living) there. 11. At this time tomorrow we (shall be discussing) your report. 12. Now she (is reading) the book which I ( gave) her yesterday. 13. Have you ever ( been) to London? — Yes, I (was) there last summer. 14. What is your friend (doing) now? — She (is having) dinner. She usually ( has) dinner at this time. 15. I (have bought) a new dress. I (will show) it to you tomorrow when you ( come) to my place. 16. So you begin working tomorrow! And who (will take) care of your children when you (go) to work? 17. Hello, Peter! Where are you ( going)? — I (am going) to the library.
Объяснение:
There is an interesting rule in animal shelters which states that you need to have enough space and time to look after a new pet. I would like to give arguments for and against this rule.
For some extant I agree with it, as when you take a pet from a shelter, you are fully responsible for its life and its future. You need a lot of free time to feed the animal, to take it for a walk, to tame it and to play with it.
One needs to have enough space, in order to create necessary conditions for its living.
You should buy a big cage for a bird or a hamster, a spacious aquarium for a fish, a large basket for a cat or a small dog.
Your new pet must feel happy and have everything for healthy life.
On the other hand, even if you don't have too much space or time for your new animal, it will feel much better at your house or your flat, than in an animal shelter.
In the shelter, animals live in small cages and nobody pays enough attention to them. Their lives are quite miserable and lonely there.
I always feel sorry for such animals. They suffer in the shelters a lot.
That's why, in my opinion, it's better to give a pet to somebody who will love it and become its true friend, than to leave it in the shelter.