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Proszę bardzo bez translatoraThe British are often viewed as the most Bering people in the word. They wear unimaginative formal clothes, eat tasteless food, practise slow sports and have a peculiar sense of humor which is usually not understood by foreigners. They are also said to be conservative, reserced and cool. Indeed, the British ae not very open or spontaneous. They do not kiss or embace by way of greeting so as not to allow familiarity. They always keep a cetain distance and are not willing to manifest their feelings and emotions. They are even accused of being hypocritical because they might thin one thing and say another. It is not easy to make friends with them but once you have made a friend, it is a friend for life.The best British characteisticsThe British say thay their best characteristics ae culture, courtesy and consideration for the needs of others. Indeed, they are very polite. They always queue when they are waiting for a busy and hold the door open fo the person behind them. Also, the British bobies have a reputation of begin the friendliest and helpful polieman in the world. On the other hand, English football fans are regarded as hooligans and vandals able to tear stadiums into pieces. Generally speaking, however, the British are well-manneed. It is also tue that they care fo the needy, as there are a lot of charity organizations all over Britain.Home, sweet home?There is no place like home? ? say the British. This adage best expesses an Englishman?s traditional love of his home. About 70 per cent of British people have their own houses. Most homes have a garden in which the British spend a lot of time growing flowers and looking after the lawn ? a national pide. Manyhouses, especially the older ones, are surounded by hedges, which sybolizes the desire of the British to protect thei privacy. ?My house is my castle? ? this well-known proverb reminds a visitor that unless he is invited, he may expect to be treated as an intruder. PetsThe English not only love their homes but also their pets. Many people keep cats, dogs, budgies and other animals at home. They ae completely crazy about pets and obsessed with the conditions in which animals are moe animal rights groups in Britain than anywhere else in the world. Paadoxically, the English still love the huntigof wild animals, such as foxes or haes, with the aim of killing them.To sum upIt is not easy to decide on the typically British characteristics. Not all English people are cold, uncommunicative or boring, not all of them ae crazy about lawns or animals. Still, there is one thing that is typically British: a strong attachment to tradition and a desire to keep their county?s uniueness. Some people say that the British live in the past, but they are simply proud of their originality.The British are often viewed as the most Bering people in the word. They wear unimaginative formal clothes, eat tasteless food, practise slow sports and have a peculiar sense of humor which is usually not understood by foreigners. They are also said to be conservative, reserced and cool. Indeed, the British ae not very open or spontaneous. They do not kiss or embace by way of greeting so as not to allow familiarity. They always keep a cetain distance and are not willing to manifest their feelings and emotions. They are even accused of being hypocritical because they might thin one thing and say another. It is not easy to make friends with them but once you have made a friend, it is a friend for life.The best British characteisticsThe British say thay their best characteristics ae culture, courtesy and consideration for the needs of others. Indeed, they are very polite. They always queue when they are waiting for a busy and hold the door open fo the person behind them. Also, the British bobies have a reputation of begin the friendliest and helpful polieman in the world. On the other hand, English football fans are regarded as hooligans and vandals able to tear stadiums into pieces. Generally speaking, however, the British are well-manneed. It is also tue that they care fo the needy, as there are a lot of charity organizations all over Britain.Home, sweet home?There is no place like home? ? say the British. This adage best expesses an Englishman?s traditional love of his home. About 70 per cent of British people have their own houses. Most homes have a garden in which the British spend a lot of time growing flowers and looking after the lawn ? a national pide. Manyhouses, especially the older ones, are surounded by hedges, which sybolizes the desire of the British to protect thei privacy. ?My house is my castle? ? this well-known proverb reminds a visitor that unless he is invited, he may expect to be treated as an intruder. PetsThe English not only love their homes but also their pets. Many people keep cats, dogs, budgies and other animals at home. They ae completely crazy about pets and obsessed with the conditions in which animals are moe animal rights groups in Britain than anywhere else in the world. Paadoxically, the English still love the huntigof wild animals, such as foxes or haes, with the aim of killing them.To sum upIt is not easy to decide on the typically British characteristics. Not all English people are cold, uncommunicative or boring, not all of them ae crazy about lawns or animals. Still, there is one thing that is typically British: a strong attachment to tradition and a desire to keep their county?s uniueness. Some people say that the British live in the past, but they are simply proud of their originality.The British are often viewed as the most Bering people in the word. They wear unimaginative formal clothes, eat tasteless food, practise slow sports and have a peculiar sense of humor which is usually not understood by foreigners. They are also said to be conservative, reserced and cool. Indeed, the British ae not very open or spontaneous. They do not kiss or embace by way of greeting so as not to allow familiarity. They always keep a cetain distance and are not willing to manifest their feelings and emotions. They are even accused of being hypocritical because they might thin one thing and say another. It is not easy to make friends with them but once you have made a friend, it is a friend for life.The best British characteisticsThe British say thay their best characteristics ae culture, courtesy and consideration for the needs of others. Indeed, they are very polite. They always queue when they are waiting for a busy and hold the door open fo the person behind them. Also, the British bobies have a reputation of begin the friendliest and helpful polieman in the world. On the other hand, English football fans are regarded as hooligans and vandals able to tear stadiums into pieces. Generally speaking, however, the British are well-manneed. It is also tue that they care fo the needy, as there are a lot of charity organizations all over Britain.Home, sweet home?There is no place like home? ? say the British. This adage best expesses an Englishman?s traditional love of his home. About 70 per cent of British people have their own houses. Most homes have a garden in which the British spend a lot of time growing flowers and looking after the lawn ? a national pide. Manyhouses, especially the older ones, are surounded by hedges, which sybolizes the desire of the British to protect thei privacy. ?My house is my castle? ? this well-known proverb reminds a visitor that unless he is invited, he may expect to be treated as an intruder. PetsThe English not only love their homes but also their pets. Many people keep cats, dogs, budgies and other animals at home. They ae completely crazy about pets and obsessed with the conditions in which animals are moe animal rights groups in Britain than anywhere else in the world. Paadoxically, the English still love the huntigof wild animals, such as foxes or haes, with the aim of killing them.To sum upIt is not easy to decide on the typically British characteristics. Not all English people are cold, uncommunicative or boring, not all of them ae crazy about lawns or animals. Still, there is one thing that is typically British: a strong attachment to tradition and a desire to keep their county?s uniueness. Some people say that the British live in the past, but they are simply proud of their originality.
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Odpowiednio uzasadnij kazda z podanych prosb.Mozesz wykorzystac slownictwo z ramkiramka; ' prosba swa uzasadniam tym ' , 'w uzasadnieniuswojej prosby chcialbym dodac,ze'1.Zwracam sie z uprzejma prosba o zorganizowanie w naszej szkole dodatkowych zajec sportowych2.Uprzejmie prosze o uwzglednienie w planach zagospodarowania miasta wybudowania sciezki rowerowej3.Prosze o przeniesienie mnie z klasy 6a do klasy 6cPls do 17.00 daje naj Zadanie 3 str 34 cwiczeniowka miedzy nami klasa 6 PLs
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Napisz krotko o sobie Wypisz:-zalety-wady-zainteresowania-informacje o tym kim chcialbys byc w przyszlosci i co robisz,by spelnic swoje zamierzeniaTo nie ma byc w punktach.. PLis na jutro ps.moje zainteresowania to pilka nozna ,w przyszlosci chcialbym zostac pilkarzem aaa i nie jestem baba :d
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odpowiedz w 5-7 zdaniach ;DLACZEGO PRAWO SIE ZMIENIA ???? DO 17.00
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OPISz swoje osiedle 6-8 zdan plis na jutro
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napissz moje wrazenia z lektury LUcy Moun mountgomery pt Ania z zielonego wzgorza (8-10zdan)PLIS DO 22
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