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Hi Lionel!
Great to hear from you! Well, we have one thing in common then, I think whatever sport is funniest than swimming.
As I've already told you, I usually go three times a week to run, so I'd like all the sports related to the athletic background athletic sports.
In spite of my hight, I'm keen on playing basketball but I am not too good at this entertaining sport hahaha.
Since I was a child the volleyball has always caught my attention so next summer I might join to some team.
By the way, good luck on your next football match guy man!
xoxo,
Noelia.---------------------
I'm not sure I understand the second sentence. What are you trying to say about swimming?
0 votedDecember 14, 20171This story talks about the upsetting discovery that a mother do had about her son.
One day, Lynn received in the her letter box a suspect videotape, with a letter from the their nosy neighbour, Karen. In the letter she says that in the videotape there is someone she and her husband know, so it could be interesting for them.
For an instant Lynn couldn't understand until she saw a picture on the videotape: her son, Mark, that who covered a naked girl with his hands a naked girl. Lynn couldn't believe at her eyes. She started to think of the infinite reasons why her adorable, polite and innocent child was on this picture video with that girl in that strange situation.0 votedDecember 14, 20170There is a blank sheet of paper again. Since In an hour it will be filled with a few dozens of sentences which do not exist now anywhere. Can I say that they really do not exist, if I certainly know they will be written? Indeed, if it is inevitable and the page will be filled with some words, I can claim that the words do exist now despite more than half a the page is still being empty. But what if the future will never happens? Recently I watched "Crash Course Literature" and in one episode there was a discussion about a famous writer (I forgot his name and the name of his book) who wrote a story about a man willing to stop the time. It was his idea-fixe idee-fixe. He really thought about the issue, considering it as something achievable, and sought ways for its realization...
How it could it be possible to live in the present without moving uninterruptedly somewhere? Would it still be still living? What is the damn living? [I'm not sure what this means] Is it willing? Let's suppose that I'm here and soon I will be there -- at the end of the page -- then the place, in which I will have come, exists now. It's not the future. Yes, I know the place exists only as a possibility and there could be tons of different possible places, right? No. The first written sentence has determined the second, the second -- the third etc. If I come back in the same time-space when where the page was started, I necessarily will have gone through the same way which eventually will have led to the end. I mean "this percise end."----------------------------------------
That was interesting to read!
0 votedDecember 14, 20171The retelling of the a story about two workmen (could you correct that this please?)
This story is about workmen and food. Two workers worked at the factory and there was nowhere for them to eat. Always One man always brought with him some sandwiches with him. But always whenever he bit a piece of sandwich with fish he was would get very angry and he throw away the remains of his sandwich. One day his friend asked him, “Bill why do you bring sandwiches with fish? Do you like them?”
Bill answered, “No, I hate them.” His friend asked him, “Why don’t you tell your wife to stop making the sandwiches with fish, because since you hate them?” Bill answered, “It won’t be easy, because I haven’t got a wife. I make this sandwiches on my own.”----------------------------------------------
There is just some change needed in grammer. I'm a native English speaker, and I still had to think pretty hard about this one.
0 votedDecember 14, 20171The “Crystal Palace” ballet press-conference was held on 21 June 21 at the “Metropol” hotel in Moscow and was attended by officials, music critics, observers and international mass media.
The event was opened by Alan Kirkop, the art director of the European Foundation for Support of Culture. He said that the press conference on a case of the Maltese International Musical Festival, which made huge success in Malta in April, 2017, had already taken place in Moscow. Also, he reported that, according to the foundation, the performance of such a level place as "The Crystal Palace" would help to celebrate in the best way the 50th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and Malta in the best way.The performance was held on the historical stage, in the ancient hall of the Mediterranean Conference Center (MCC) [good job!] in which there takes place the most important governmental activities of Malta, and has made a splash.
At a the press conference he spoke much about the importance of culture for the maintenance of international dialogue much. It was emphasized also by the Ambassador of Malta in the Russian Federation, Karmel Brinkat: "Malta is a meeting of the Mediterranean culture, and in Russia — the multinational state — the cultures of different ethnoses are presented. We consider that culture is the most effective tool promoting the best mutual understanding of the people of Russia and Malta. The new remarkable Russian-Maltese project "Crystal Palace" is devoted to the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries, and we support this fine cultural event in every possible way".Celebrities and special guests from Russia and Malta taking part in the production include: soloists of the Bolshoi and Theater, ballet dancers of leading Moscow theatres, as well as the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra under the control of Pavel Klinichev, distinguished ballet conductor of the Bolshoi Theatre, the Stagecoach Malta choir and students of the Brigitte Gauci Borda School of Ballet.
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-Remember to capitalize the full proper noun. It's "Vika Ilina", not "Vika ilina"
0 votedDecember 14, 20170A Great answer
Once Vladimir Mayakovsky spoke on the debate of proletarian internationalism and he said:
"Among Russians I feel like a Russian, among Georgians I feel like a Georgian."
Someone asked from the audience.
"And among the fools?"
Mayakovsky answered:"And among the fools I am first time."
"And I am among fools for the first time."
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