The chairman of commons, called the speaker, sits in the centre at the back on a high chair and makes - id444645820230302 от Mahb 02.03.2023 08:50

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Английский язык: The chairman of commons, called the speaker, sits in the centre at the back on a high chair and makes sure that the rules of the house are followed. the party which is in government sits on the benches to the right of the speaker. the main opposition party sits opposite. there are two red lines on the floor in front of the benches. переведите мне на или можно на

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I think the Motherland is one of the greatest values in our life. We do not choose which country to be born in, but our moral duty is to love and protect it in order to inherit our children.

Firstly, the Homeland is not just the country in which you were born, but also the spiritual heritage of the people: language, culture, mentality, traditions and customs. In each family that is consciously related to these values, folk songs are played, holidays are celebrated and a folk spirit reigns. People strive to get to know their country, visiting not only famous places to see the sights, but also every corner of it.

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