ответ:Victoria was the Queen of England, from 1837 to 1901 . During early Victorian times, poor children worked from the age of five to feed themselves and their families. These jobs weren't easy and were often dangerous. Many children worked as chimney sweeps because they were small and thin. They climbed up narrow chimneys to clean them. Street children or orphans usually did this job.
Виктория была королевой Англии с 1837 по 1901. В викторианские времена бедные дети работали с пяти лет чтобы прокормить себя и свои семьи. Многие дети работали в качестве трубочистов потому что они были маленькие и худые.
Они лазали по трубам чтобы почистить их. Эту работу обычно выполняли уличные дети или сироты.
Объяснение: Все.
A: Good afternoon. Can I help you?
B:I'd like to book a trip to Edinburgh for me and my brother.
A:Wonderful. When would you like to leave?
B:Friday, please.
A:Right. There is a bus leaving our offices at 12:00 a.m. Friday. It arrives in Edinburgh at 4:30 p.m.
B:Okay. What's the itinerary for the weekend?
A:Well, on Friday there is a breakfast on 3:00 p.m., than you have a free time. A tour of the city lasts from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. there is a dinner at 8:00 p.m. at "The PIEMAKER". Your hotel is nearby to the city centre. On Saturday you can do everything you want. The bus leaves Edinburgh at 12:00 a.m. on Sunday and arrives back in London at 4:30 p.m.
B:I'd like to book it now. How much is the trip cost?
A:It's £250 per person. How would you like to pay?
B:Cash, please
A:Okay. Here you are.
B:Thank you.
A:You're welcome. Have a nice day.
Объяснение:
Время поездки настоящее так что лучше не меняй)
Я там изменил вообще часть с содержанием поездки
Если спросит, почему так дорого, скажи:"потому, что время нахождения в отеле больше"
How Mine (Zimbabwe)… (1) 5
Saint Michel United (Seychelles) ...1) 1
AN inspired second half performance by How Mine saw the Zimbabwe club take a commanding lead over Saint Michel of Seychelles in an Orange Confederation of African Football Confederations Cup first round, first leg meet staged at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo yesterday. Former Monomotapa United captain Kudakwashe Musharu, maintained his fine goal scoring run when he found the net twice for his second brace in the competition, to take his tally in the continental club football tournament to five goals. The other goals for How Mine came from Thembani Masuku, substitute Morris Kadzola and a penalty conversion from Menard Mupera as the gold miners found the target four times in the second period after being frustrated by the visitors who kept them at bay in the first half. The tourists had their comforting goal from a first half spot-kick, taken by Jocelyn Fenosoa. How Mine now carry a strong lead going into the second leg to be played in Seychelles on Saturday.
It was the home side who had the first chance to open the scoring two minutes into the match when Masuku drew out a save from veteran goalkeeper Nelson Sopha following a fine move involving Musharu and Emmanuel Mandiranga. Soon after that, Ephraim Mazarura, the How Mine goalkeeper was called into action to shut out a goal attempt from Fenosoa.
St Michel almost caught How Mine napping in the sixth minute, Fenosoa rounding off returning skipper Gilbert Banda only for his shot to be saved by Mazarura. How Mine came attacking with 11 minutes gone, first James Chitereki’s cross into the box found no takers, Masuku’s magnificent pass into the box was found wanting. Chikurupati went ahead with 20 minutes played when Edmore Muzanhenhamo found Musharu in the box who managed to deflect the ball into the back of the nets. How Mine coach Philani Ncube was a delighted man after yet another superb show from his team who have scored 11 goals in the three matches they have played in the competition. He was, however, cautious and not getting carried away as he believes that St Michel could also score a lot of goals in the return leg. Ralph Jean-Louis, the St Michel mentor said it was going to be difficult to turn the tables on How Mine in their own backyard. Teams
How Mine: Ephraim Mazarura, Gilbert Banda, Brighton Dube, Terrence Majo (Morris Kadzola 52 mins), Nyasha Mukumbi, Menard Mupera, Edmore Muzanhenhamo, Thembani Masuku, Emmanuel Mandiranga (Wonder Sithole 70 mins), Kudakwashe Musharu, James Chitereki (Timothy January 52 mins).
Saint Michel: Nelson Sopha, Allen Lame, Jimmy Radafison, Emmanuel Olupot, Alex Nibourette, Joel Barbe, Gervais Way-Hine (Leroy Lorallie 56 mins), Jocelyn Fenosoa (Nigel Moaream 89 mins), Hassan Ali, Nelson Lawrence, Yannick Manoo (Trevor Vidot 89 mins).
Match Officials
Referee: Joshua Bondo (Botswana) First Assistant referee: Oamogetse Godisamang, Second assistant referee: Meshack Medupi, Fourth official: Ompile Phuthego (All from Botswana)
Match Commissioner: Timothy Shongwe (Swaziland)
Estimated crowd: 450 .