What do people eat in space? Is anything different? In the past the food wasn't good. Most food was in tubes and everybody complained. Now spacecraft are bigger, so we can take something fresh, usually fruit.
Is it difficult to eat in space?
In space everything floats because there is zero gravity so food is in special containers.
Does anybody cook in space?
There is an oven on the space shuttle, but astronauts don't prepare anything. They add water to the food and heat it.
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Вот ещё есть перевод:
Что едят люди в космосе? Что-нибудь другое? Раньше еда была плохой. Большая часть еды была в тюбиках, и все жаловались. Теперь космические корабли стали больше, поэтому мы можем взять что-нибудь свежее, обычно фрукты.
Сложно ли есть в космосе?
В космосе все плавает, потому что там невесомость, поэтому еда находится в специальных контейнерах.
Кто-нибудь готовит в космосе?
На космическом шаттле есть печь, но космонавты ничего не готовят. В пищу добавляют воду и нагревают.
Knowing your neighbors makes you feel safer in your community. It's also a great way to feel supported, as well as find new and lifelong friends. Getting along with neighbors can sometimes be difficult, but it all starts with being a good neighbor yourself. Find out what you can do to make it better and tell others about how much you love your community. Good neighbors don't just take care of their home and yard. They also look out for the shared spaces, like easements, islands and neighborhood parks. Taste is individual, so what you do with your front yard, your balcony or your stoop is a matter of what you like. But putting some time and effort in will show. Keep the leaves raked and the lawn nicely tended. Or limit cleaning supplies and sports equipment on a balcony that is visible to others. Outdoor summer parties are the best, but going late and being loud is a burden on your neighbors. You should definitely have fun in your own home, but consider your neighbors' needs, and limit the noise and activity during sleeping hours.
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2. We had a large library at school. We didn't have a large library at school. Did we have a large library at school? What librarydid we have at school?
3. They had a new car. They didn't have a new car. Did they have a new car? What car did they have?
4. Helen had a headache. Helen didn't have a headache. Did Helen have a headache? Who had a headache?
5. The secretary had a new typewriter. The secretary didn't have a new typewriter. Did the secretary have a new type writer? What typewriter did the secretary have?
6. Mr Smith's office had three large windows. Mr Smith's office didn't have three large windows. Did Mr Smith's office have three large windows? How many windows did Mr Smith's office have?
7. We had many friends in Moscow. We didn't have many friends in Moscow. Did we have many friends in Moscow? Where did we have many friends?
8. Both brothers had red hair. Both brothers didn't have red hair. Did both brothers have red hair. Who had red hair?
9. He and I had many things in common. He and I didn't have many things in common. Did he and I have many things in common? Who had many things in common?