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Abe grew fast.
He learned to du the hard work of the pioneer , such as cut trees , and take care of the crops .
He usually won in tests of strength with other boys .
Everyone liked him and everyone said he was a born storyteller .
But no one could say that this shy young man with a quite voice would become one of the greatest American Ptesident .
When Abe Lincoln was twenty - one , the family moved to Illinois .
From then on , Abe called Illinois his home .
For a while he worked in a store.
Later he joined the militia and fought in an Indian War .
After the war he walked home with an educated young lawyer .
This new fried gave Abe advice to study law .
Помогите перевести пожалуйста только очень быстро Abe grew up in the Middle West ?
Помогите перевести пожалуйста только очень быстро Abe grew up in the Middle West .
His first home was a small, one - room house in the woods.
His family were pioneers who helped to fight Indians and push the borders of the United States farther west .
The family lived in poverty.
His parents moved from Kentucky to Indiana when Abe was 7, and this was his home for 14 years .
Thomas Lincoln , Abe's farther , hoped to make a better living there .
Soon the mother died .
Abe and his sister were lonely until their farther married again .
Abe's stepmother encouraget the boy to study.
Although he had little chance to go to school , he liked to read .
He taught himself by reading the books he could get, such as the Biddle , Aesop's " Fables" and "Robinson Crusoe" .
He often walked miles to borrow a book.
Дополните предложения словами : money, better, constructing models, fight, work hard, scientistsThe great English scientist Isaac Newton was born in the little village of Woolthorpe, not far from the ?
Дополните предложения словами : money, better, constructing models, fight, work hard, scientists
The great English scientist Isaac Newton was born in the little village of Woolthorpe, not far from the old university town of Cambridge on December 25' 1642.
His father was a farmer.
He died before his son was born.
Little Isaac lived with his mother, grandmother and uncle.
When he was twelve years old he was sent to the small town of Grantham to grammar school.
He wasn't a very good pupil.
Some day he had a 1) … with one of his friends and got victory but he wasn't satisfied by his physical victory.
He decided to study 2) … than this boy.
He began to 3) … at his lessons and became the best pupil in his class.
Most of all he liked reading books and 4) … .
When he was fourteen years old his mother took him back home because she hadn't 5) … to pay for his studies.
But at home Isaac didn't stop reading and his mother realized that it was important for her son to continue his education.
At the age of eighteen Newton entered Cambridge University and became one of the best students.
Later he became one the greatest 6) … of that time.
Как перевести : The Hungry Little DogThe Hungry Little Dog People thought the dog was mad, but he was not mad, he was just a very special?
Как перевести : The Hungry Little DogThe Hungry Little Dog People thought the dog was mad, but he was not mad, he was just a very special.
Last Updated On : Saturday, April 7, 2007 There was, once upon a time, a little hungry dog.
He had no home, no name, and very often no food.
He would hunt around dustbins, and eat the most surprising things - like plum stones and paper bags, but he never had a pain .
. . for really he was a very special dog.
When people were having meals, he walked around the houses with a hungry look, and the kind people nearly always gave him something to eat.
Sometimes the little dog felt very excited, and for no reason at all he would rush over the fences and knock over everything that came in his way.
People thought the dog was mad, but he was not mad, he was just a very special sort of dog.
One day a gentleman watched these strange goings on with surprise.
Then he, too, jumped in the air and danced for joy - for he had an idea.
"This dog would be just right for the films, " he said.
"He is JUST what I have been looking for.
" As the dog looked hungry, the film director took him to the butchers.
So the little hungry dog was hungry no more.
He had plenty of food, a good home, and his master was the kindest man any dog could have.
The little dog was a born actor and his antics on the screen made everyone clap their hands and laugh until their sides ached.
Of course, he made a lot of money for his master, and more did he have to search in dustbins for his food.
He could choose just what he fancied for dinner, go out when he liked, and stay in bed late in the mornings.
The little black dog was very pleased with himself.
"Woof!
Woof!
I am not a hungry little dog now - I AM A FILM STAR!
".
One day John Smith and his wife Mary found a dog?
One day John Smith and his wife Mary found a dog.
He was a very wild and strange dog.
The dog was weak and hungry, but he did not let them touch him and ate the food they gave him when they went away.
When the dog was strong again, he disappeared.
A few months later, when Smith was in a train, he saw his dog.
The dog was running along the road.
Smith got off the train at the next station, bought a piece of meat, caught the dog, and brought him home again.
There he was tied up for a week.
At the end of the week Smith tied a metal plate to the dog with the words "Please, return to Smith, Ellen, California", and set the dog free.
He disappeared again.
This time he was sent back by the train, was tied up for three days, was set free on the fourth day and disappeared again.
As soon as he received his freedom, he always ran north.
The dog always came back hungry and weak and always ran away trcsh and strong.
At last the dog decided to stay with the Smiths, but a long time passed before they could touch him.
They called the dog 'Wolf'.
One summer day a stranger came to the place where Smith and his wife lived.
As soon as the dog saw him, he ran to the stranger and licked his hands with his tongue.
Then the stranger said :
"His name isn't Wolf.
It's Brown.
He was my dog.
"
"Oh, " cried Mary, "you are not going to take him away with you?
Leave him here, he is happy.
"
The stranger then said, "His mother died and I brought him up on condensed milk.
He never knew any mother but me.
Do you think he wants to stay with you?
"
"I am sure of it.
"
"Well, " said the stranger.
"He must decide it himself.
I'll say goodbye and go away, if he wants to stay - let him stay.
If he wants to come with me, let him come.
I will not call him to come.
"
For some time Wolf watched the man.
He waited for him to return.
Then he ran after the man, caught his hand between his teeth and tried to stop him.
The man did not stop.
Then the dog ran back to where Smith and his wife sat.
He tried to drag Smith after the stranger.
The dog wanted to be at the same time with the old master and the new one.
The stranger disappeared.
The dog lay down at the feet, of Smith.
Mary was happy.
A few minutes later the dog got up and ran after the old master.
He never turned his head.
Faster and faster the dog ran along the road and in a few minutes he was gone.
Every day in one of the streets of Vienna you could see a blind man playing the violin?
Every day in one of the streets of Vienna you could see a blind man playing the violin.
His dog sat near him with a cap in his mouth.
People, who were passing them, dropped coins into the cap.
One day, when the weather was very cold, the man was playing for a long time, but nobody wanted to give him anything.
The poor man thought that he would have to go to bed without supper.
He was so tired and so weak that he stopped playing.
At that moment a young man came uр to him and asked him why he stopped playing.
The blind man said he had played for two hours but nobodyr had given him anything.
"Give me your violin.
I shall help you", said the man.
And with these words he began to play.
He played so well that people began to gather and soon there was a big crowd.
Everybody was eager to listen to the fine music and to thank the young man for the pleasure.
Soon the cap was full of money.
"I don't know how to thank you", said the blind man.
"Who are you?
" "I am Paganini", was the answer.
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Переведите текст пожалуйста : " Two American Presidents" The first US President known to all American as "The Father of the Nation" was George Washington?
Переведите текст пожалуйста : " Two American Presidents" The first US President known to all American as "The Father of the Nation" was George Washington.
George was born in Virginia in a planter's family.
When the boy was eleven his father died.
The family had a lot of land but not enough money to send George to school in England as rich families used to do at that time.
The boy went to a private teachers taught him to be a soldier and a Virginia gentlemen.
George learned to ride a horse, to hunt, shoot, sail and swim.
Because he was good at arithmetic, he also learned to measure land.
The young man went to faraway parts of the country to measure land for those who built their houses there.
He spent hours on horseback in all kinds of weather.
He learned to sleep out, cook his own meals, and work hard every day.
Everyone liked and trusted young George.
George Washington began his career in the service of his country as a major in the Virginia militia and later became Commander in Chief of the Colonial Army during the Revolutionary War.
He was among those who wrote the US Constitution in Philadelphia.
People respected him for his courage, honesty and wisdom.
After the Revolutionary War Washington wanted to retire and live at Mount Vernon where he had a beautiful house and a big plantation.
But he knew that his duty was to serve his country.
He hurried off to New York City which was the capital then.
On April, 30, 1789, before crowd Washington promised to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States".
This is how George Washington became the first President of the country and served two terms.
He refused a third term and in 1797 he retired to Mount Vernon where he died two years later.
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the USA.
Like George Washington, he takes a special place in the list of American Presidents.
Abe grew up in the Middle West.
His first home was a small, one - room house in the woods.
His family were pioneers who helped to fight Indians and push the borders of the United States farther west.
The family lived in poverty.
His parents moved from Kentucky to Indiana when Abe was 7, and this was his home for 14 years.
Thomas Lincoln, Abe's father, hoped to make a better living there.
Soon the mother died.
Abe and his sister were lonely until their father married again.
Abe's stepmother encouraged the boy to study.
Although he had little chance to go to school, he liked to read.
He taught himself by reading the books he could get, such as the Bible, Aesop's "Fables" and "Robinson Crusoe".
He often walked miles to borrow a book.
Abe grew fast.
He learned to do the hard work of the pioneer, such as cut trees, and take care of the crops.
He usually won in tests of strength with other boys.
Everyone liked him and everyone said he was a born story - teller.
But no one could say that this shy young man with a quiet voice would become one of the greatest American presidents.
When Abe Lincoln was twenty - one, the family moved to Illinois.
From then on, Abe called Illinois his home.
For a while he worked in a store.
Later he joined the militia and fought in an Indian War.
After the war he walked home with an educated young lawyer.
This new friend gave advice Abe to study law.
Abraham Lincoln became a lawyer and a politician.
Many people brought their problems to him.
They began to call him "honest Abe" and trusted him to do what was right and honest.
He was also an excellent speaker.
He was elected to the House of Representatives in US Congress.
In 1861 he became 16th American President.
In the same year the Civil War began, so Lincoln had to lead the country through the four terrible years of war.
He wanted the northern and southern states to stay together and he hated slavery.
In 1863 he signed the Emancipation Proclamation - the document that made all the slaves free.
This was a great event in the history of the United States.
In 1865 the North won the Civil War.
Five days after the war ended, President Lincoln was shot in Ford's Theatre, Washington.
ПОМОГИТЕ СОСТАВИТЬ ГРАМОТНЫЙ ПЕРЕВОД ________________________________________ The boys at the workhouse ate in a large stone hall?
ПОМОГИТЕ СОСТАВИТЬ ГРАМОТНЫЙ ПЕРЕВОД ________________________________________ The boys at the workhouse ate in a large stone hall.
At one end there was a copper, out of which the master ladled gruel at mealtimes.
Each boy had only one ladleful and no more, except on public holidays when he had two ounces
and a quarter of bread.
The bowls never needed washing as the boys polished them with their spoons until they shone.
When they had done this, they would sit staring at 10 the copper with such eager eyes as if they could easily eat the very bricks of which it was made.
Meanwhile, they licked their fingers trying to catch any stray splashes of gruel.
Generally, boys have excellent appetites and so 15 Oliver and his companions suffered from slow starvation for three months.
They finally got so wild with hunger that one boy, who was somewhat tall for his age and not at all used to that sort of thing because his father had owned a small bakery, said to his companions that unless he had another spoon of 20 gruel daily, he was afraid that one night he might eat the boy who slept next to him.
He seemed to have a wild, hungry look in his eye and the others entirely believed him.
A meeting was held and lots were drawn to see who should walk up to the master after 25 supper that evening and ask for more.
The task fell to Oliver Twist.
The evening arrived and the boys took their places.
The master, in his cook's apron, stood beside the copper with his assistants behind him.
30 The gruel was served out and a long grace6 was said.
After the gruel disappeared, the boys whispered to each other and winked at Oliver, while his neighbours nudged him.
Oliver was desperate with hunger and misery.
He rose from 35 the table and, walking towards the master with his bowl, said,
'Please, sir, I want some more.
'
The master was a fat, healthy man but he turned very pale.
He gazed in astonishment at the boy for 40 some seconds and then held on to the copper for support.
His assistants were paralysed with wonder and the boys with fear.
'What?
' said the master eventually in a faint
voice.
45
'Please, sir, ' replied Oliver, 'I want some more.
'
The master hit Oliver's head with the ladle, held him tightly in his arms and shrieked aloud for the policeman.
1 a place where the poor lived and did unpleasant jobs for food
2 oven made from bricks 3 serve soup with a deep spoon that has a
long handle 4 boiled oats with water 5 an old unit of weight used in
Britain (1 ounce = 28 grammes) 6 prayer of thanks before eating.
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In what kind of family was Abraham Lincoln born?
8. How did Little Abe teach himself?
9. Why did people like young Abe Lincoln?
10. Who gave Lincoln an idea to become a lawyer?
11. What was happening in the country at the time when Lincoln was President?
12. What great event in the US history happened in 1865?
Перевод текста One day his friend gives the farmer a young apple - tree?
Перевод текста One day his friend gives the farmer a young apple - tree.
He tells him that the farmer can take it home and plant it.
The farmer is very happy.
When he comes home, he doesn't know where to plant the tree.
He doesn't want to plant the tree near his house.
He is afraid because his children can take his apples.
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21) and complete the information about the two American presents.
George Washington .
Was the .
American president .
Was born into a .
Famaly .
Teachers.
When a young man he learned to .
. Tookpart in the .
War he was a professional .
. Peaople remember him because .
Abraham Lincoln.
Was the .
American president .
Was born into a .
Famaly.
. no teachers.
When a young man he learned to .
. Took part in the .
War. He was a professional .
. People had a lot of respect for him because .
. People remember him because .
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Авраам быстро подрос.
Он знал, что такое тяжёлый труд первопроходца, такой как валить деревья и ухаживать за зерновыми.
Он как правило выигрывал в силовых соревнованиях с другими мальчишками.
Каждый любил его и каждый говорил, что он прирождённый выдумщик.
Но никто не мог сказать, что этот стеснительный молодой человек со спокойным голосом станет одним самым величайшим президентом Америки.
Когда ему исполнилось 21, его семья переехала в Иллинойс.
С тех самых пор, Линкольн называл его своим домом.
Некоторое время он работал в магазине.
Позже он вступил в народное ополчение и воевал в Индийской войне.
После войны он пришёл с образованием молодого адвоката.
Этот новый друг дал Аврааму совет - изучать право.