1. I'd like to describe and compare the photos.
2. In picture A, we can see a man who is walking by a desert and carrying his backpack which might contain food and water. There are also a few people behind him.
3. Picture B shows a lot of snow, mountains and a man too, he is sitting near his tent. It seems that he is a climber. I suppose he is dying from cold even if he wears equipment.
4. These pictures have a few things in common. As I mentioned before, in pictures we see men. In addition, the guys are travellers since not everyone would climb a mountain with an equipment or go hiking to die from heat or dehydration. They both try to survive.
5. However, the photos have some differences. Foremost, the first picture shows the desert, temperature is becoming hotter and hotter, but the second one is opposite: the weather is cold and the place just frostbites you. Besides, people behind the first man can be his friends, meanwhile at the second photo we can see an alone one.
6. In my opinion, hiking is harder. Unlike climbing, you try to not agonise over the high temperature and you always want to drink, your skin is burnt by the sun, your whole body sweats. But activity at the second photo is not too easy.
Объяснение:
по идее, все подходит? больше в голову ничего не лезет) не особо люблю эти темы про путешествия, только однотипные и очевидные различия/сходства замечаю
President Jiang Zemin sent a telegram that same night to President Bush, to express to him and, through him, to the United States Government and people his profound sympathy and to convey condolences to the families of the victims.
В тот же вечер Председатель Дзян Дзэминь направил телеграмму Президенту Бушу с выражением своего глубокого сочувствия ему, а в его лице и американскому правительству и народу и с изъявлением соболезнований семьям потерпевших.
Источник: https://context.reverso.net/перевод/английский-русский/express+telegram
Мой пример: The other day I was going to send a telegram to my pal, but due to fog, I sent it a week later.
Объяснение:
1. What color is the shirt? It is so far that I can’t see (its) color. 2. They rarely drive to (their) office. They live near (it). 3. Look at (my) new watch. Do you like (it)? 4. These books are (hers). Give (them) to (her). 5. Do you like (your) new car? – oh, (it) has never let me down yet. 6. (Their) work is much more difficult than (yours) or (mine). 7. Why are (you) sitting here? It is not (your) desk, it is (mine). 8. This tape recorder of (hers) is always out of order. – But so is (yours)! 9. She has not read a line of (yours), how can she criticize (your) books? 10. The clock has stopped. Something may be wrong with (its) spring. 11. (Ours) was the last turn. 12. (Their) knowledge of French is not much more superior to (ours). 13. He is a friend of (ours). (His) house is opposite (ours). 14. If these gloves are neither (hers) nor (yours), then they should be (mine). 15. He can live without (my) help but not without (theirs).
1. I saw it myself. 2. You needn’t come yourself. 3. He left us by ourselves. 4. She lives by herself. 5. Did you study English yourself/yourselves? 6. The girl apologized herself. 7. We were by ourselves in the room. 8. Help yourself, please. 9. They divided the work between themselves. 10. You should blame yourself.