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Why is friendship important, do you feel that you could live without friends?
Friendship is the first thing that we have when we begin the School, and is also there when we finish it. Then, we can keep having it or not it.
When we were children, we just thought about playing with our friends on the playground. A One day we played football, another day we cooked with rocks, sand and grass.
As Being teenagers, we began to already have some problems like love and hate. We sometimes were angry with friends but also we were very happy with them. After some time, we realise howy much they are important they are for us. Because in the life, mwe have good and bad friendships. The good ones are always with us, they help us when we need it or they give us a huge without reasons but they know do it because they know that we will feel better. On the other hand, there are people who dont want that you to be are fine and they do a lot of bad things to see you sad and not you dont be happy.
To summarize, having frienships are the best (better: important) in our life because they will help and we enjoy with them.That's really nice and thoughtful, I enjoyed reading it!
0 votedJune 4, 20161- I believe it means different things in each case, although only the first one is commonly used in Britain, the others I think are American. The first is to do with the "turn of events" (the way things happened). If you say "it turned out well" you mean that things occurred as you'd hoped. Turnout is a noun made from this idea. The others are to do with something being at a different angle from everything else. A turnout in a road is presumably where a branch of the road branches outwards. In Britain we have a "turn off" (a junction) which is the same idea, it describes what the car does when it takes this road.0 votedJune 4, 20161
My first notebook entry in English.
Today, i would like to write about how i learn languages. Usually, a lot of people ask what they should they do when they first start learning a new language on their own?
I have been learning foreign languages for 6 years and starting from grammar works for me very well. However, i don't study grammar using a textbook or any other book. I simply go to Youtube and start learning present, past and future tenses. I think, once you know these tenses and you feel comfortable using the most used verbs in them you have done a great job. I always choice choose verbs which i use in my daily life. For example: to go, to speak, to listen, to think etc. Using these verbs comfortably in all three tenses allows me to expreses express myself in basic conversations.
My second step is i find someone to talk to. Usually i find a teacher with whom i can practice 3-4 times a week. Before the classes i make sure to choice choose the topic myself, and prepare some new vocabulary and sentences for my upcoming lesson. It helps me to be more confident and fluent during the class. I try to put some sentences and ideas together and speak with my teacher, once and when i don't know how to say something i simply ask my teacher. I prefer, talking to talk about the same topic for 2-3 times, so that i can feel really comfortable talking about it not only with my teacher but also with other people. Once i am comfortable in one topic to I move to another one. Usually it takes me 2-2.5 months to reach A2 level, where i can expreses myself in the topics which i am interested in.
The hardest part for me is reaching B1 level. I'd like to talk about that i'd like to talk in another entry.0 votedJune 3, 20163Trains and their transformation during the centuries
Trains, one of the most important inventions by man during the last two centuries, reflect the developing ("development" is more common) of our society: from the steam engine to electrical installations, this means of transport could become ever faster and more ecological.
We can consider the steam locomotive as the train’s ancestor. In fact, the invention of the steam engine (or locomotive) during the first Industrial Revolution, led to the speed of working time in coalmines as well as the growth of international commerce. By this time, trains have had started to become popular, especially after 1879, when Werner von Siemens, over the course of Berlin Exhibit, presented the first electrical locomotive – the same blueprint as our trains today. Consequently, thanks to the creation of technology and the tertiary sector as well as the development of tracks, trains have been perfected. Nowadays, they represent the second means of transports used by Italians after the car, and the most environmentally friendly. In my opinion, since trains are very green, there will have being be a surge of in their use by the next 20 years. Furthermore, they could work by solar energy, as they are always exposed to sunlight – on the contrary to with the exception of the underground.
In conclusion, trains have seen a significant transformation since their birth. At the present, they are being increasingly enhanced and will help to save our planet.0 votedMay 31, 20161Although "close" has an "s", it's always pronounced "z" (voiced).
Clothe has a "th" which is always created by placing the tongue between the teeth. (Or often, just using the tongue to block the gap between the teeth). It can be voiced or unvoiced, but on this occasion it is voiced. A bit like the way "Z" is pronounced in Spain (as in Ibiza).
0 votedMay 30, 20160Classical music and reluctant youngsters
Several features account for the fabulous recital that Vladimir Horowitz gave in Moskow in 1986.
Were a casual passer-by, devoid of any knowledge about classical music asked to explain the reasons why the music coming from the auditorium at the time was so uniquely divine, they * would probably say that it was made by passion and consistent ingenuity.
That, should classical music, often perceived as being inexplicably difficult in terms of structure and attitude towards the public, sound like that every time it's played, stadiums wouldn't be sufficient to hold the people eager to enjoy it.
Several features make countless performances given in the world of classical music unique and magical.
So, how come that (or why is it that) every time a "youngster" (namely someone younger than forty years old) goes to a concert they * will find themselves being part of a dubiously lucky 10%?
Is it due to how expensive a ticket for these this kinds of event is?
Tickets at a Pink Floyd gig may well reach £100 each (and eventually skyrocket to simply astounding sums just shy of £1000).
So why is it?
Well, if you have an idea and care about this phenomenon, why not posting it below together with your corrections and/or suggestions?
;-)
* not sure whether "they" or "he/she" is the right option...0 votedMay 30, 20163Benefits of regular physical activity
Doing regular physical activity can make you feel good about yourself and it can have a number of benefits for your health. Exercises or any activity that you may help to improve your body and your brain, besides giving you have more energy and can perhaps even make you live longer.
To begin, physical activity is any activity which improves our physical fitness, (for example walking or cycling) that you can do make every day, such as recreational activities like dancing or swimming. Likewise competitive sports such football, hockey, baseball , and tennis.
Exercises can help controls weight gain or maintain weight loss. When you do an activity you burn calories. If you don’t have much time free, you can workout while you do activity throughout the day including taking the stairs instead of the elevator.
Not only that but also doing making exercises combats health conditions and diseases. Moreover, if you have a problem to staying asleep, regular physical activity can help you fall to sleep faster. In spite of it not being recommended to doing exercises too close to bedtime.
Finally, exercises can be a fun way to spend some time. They help you connect with family or friends in a fun social setting. You need to find a physical activity that you enjoy and just do it.
In fact, doing 30 minutes of physical activity every day is a great way to feell better, gain health benefits and have to fun. So take a dance, walking, ride a bike and enjoy your life.0 votedMay 30, 20162- "novelist and poet. Who was born"... "who" continues the previous sentence, so you either need to take the full stop out or swap it for a "He". "Where our extract IS taken from" (although this section isn't needed because you've already said the quotation came from here). Consider using "which led the reader to understand" instead of "which left". Try "the devices of" instead of "that two devices that are". Hope it goes well, sounds interesting!0 votedMay 30, 20161

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