But in spite of fashion, fine dining, clubbing, shopping in Britain English people travel to see other countries and continents, modern cities and the ruins of ancient towns, they travel to enjoy picturesque places, or just for a change of scene. It is always interesting to discover new things, different ways of life, to meet different people, to try different food, to listen to different musical rhythms.
Some people think the only way to travel is on foot because they can experience present moment with their eyes and their ears. Others prefer to travel at high speeds: by rail or by plane. With a train you have speed, comfort and pleasure combined for British Rail offers high standards of fast, comfortable and easy travel. Travelling by air is also popular - Heathrow in the west of London is the busiest international airport in the world. Within Britain there is a good network of domestic air routes. Another means of travel is by sea - tour operators in England offer various sea and river trips: from a cruise round Europe on a luxury liner to a sightseeing trip down the Thames in London. And of course touring by coach and by car is very popular. Taken from:
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1.Do you update computer security on time? 2.Did someone offer her a job? 3.Why did they give him a promotion? 4.Does virus software keep your computer clean? 4.And to launch a new computer program was installed a defender against viruses? 5.Did they install a defender before launching a new computer program? 6.Did employees download a validated program last month?
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Глаголы в английском языке употребляются в активной форме залога — «the Active Voice» и в пассивной (страдательной) — «the Passive Voice». В активном залоге субъект выполняет действие, указанное глаголом, а в пассивном — на субъект действует сам глагол. She wrote a book (Active) – A book was written by her (Passive). So easy! Но давайте на всякий случай уточним некоторые детали. C'mon.
Nature Madness Club
A group of students came up with the idea of making a school club to help save the environment. Tanya Brunton, Alicia Morton, Gina Montgomery, Clive Forsyth, Jim O'Sullivan and Carl Johnson created the Nature Madness Club and won the award for the best student work.
At first their club only had 30 members, but word soon got around that Nature Madness was fun and less than a month later they had over 300 students. Now, they are thinking of asking for the help of students from other schools.
Nature Madness members took part in lots of after-school activities. They took classes to find out about pollution, recycling and conservation. The whole team helped to make the classes more interesting by using pictures and videos and so on. After that, the members organised different events and activities such as recycling or clean-up days, planting trees, and helping stray animals.
The mayor gave each student a gold medal for their good work. Their teacher, Barbara Mac Alpine, said at the ceremony, "I'm very proud of my students. They show that you don't have to wait until you're grown up to do important things."