Hey everyone, could someone do me a favour? Could you please correct it?😉😅 You have recently moved to a house in the country. - Describe the advantages of being in the country. - Mention something you would change. - Mention something that went wrong during the move. - Ask if you can stay a night at your friend’s house. Hi Julian, How is everything going? We have just moved to a spacious house with a huge garden in the country. It is not noisy around, you know, how I hate to be in a rushing city. In addition, it is brilliant to have fresh air, not so many traffic jams and the forests around us, are such a superclass. However, there is always something you wish to change. I would change the commuting everywhere; I have to take a bus to a job and children have to take a train to the primary school. I will not beat around the bush the second day after we have arrived. There was a short circuit, so now we do not have any electricity and workers told us that they will repair it in a couple days. Because of that, I want to ask you if we can stay a night at your house. That´s all from me, Josef

Hey everyone, could someone do me a favour? Could you please correct it?😉😅 You have recently moved to a house in the country. - Describe the advantages of being in the country. - Mention something you would change. - Mention something that went wrong during the move. - Ask if you can stay a night at your friend’s house. Hi Julian, How is everything going? We have just moved to a spacious house with a huge garden in the country. It is not noisy around, you know, how I hate to be in a rushing city. In addition, it is brilliant to have fresh air, not so many traffic jams and the forests around us, are such a superclass. However, there is always something you wish to change. I would change the commuting everywhere; I have to take a bus to a job and children have to take a train to the primary school. I will not beat around the bush the second day after we have arrived. There was a short circuit, so now we do not have any electricity and workers told us that they will repair it in a couple days. Because of that, I want to ask you if we can stay a night at your house. That´s all from me, Josef

In some offices, employees work in enclosed workstations or cubicles. Other offices have a more open design, in which there are no walls separating employees from their coworkers. Which type of arrangement do you think is most effective? Explain, giving reasons to support your answer. Now, offices are getting to be closed, but there are just many remains. In my view, people love to be at home, it is really convenient not to commute to work. They were used to working in cubicles or in rooms where there were no walls, so what was the best choice? I believe, cubicles and enclosed workstations are excellent choices. People are separated, they cannot have a word so often. Furthermore, they can have their own air conditioning, there are no fights about the temperature in a room. They do not have as much disturbing as when you work with everyone in the same room. On the other hand, employees can help each other in rooms where walls do not exist. They can have meaningful debates, what is the best way the company should go forward. In contrast, people could become easier ill because they have all-around theme creatures who spread all around viruses out. In conclusion, enclosed workstations are the best choice for the employer and the employee, too.

Forgetfulness It was two years ago when I was in Malta. I travelled there for improving my English level and to be more confident when speaking English. I took off in Prague and lent in Malta, alone. I took a bus to the house of my host family. I with my host family were talking about who I am, who they are and just little gossiping about Maltese and Czech people. When I entered my bedroom, I saw a socket, therefore I realised that I had forgotten my adapter at home. I didn´t know what to do, so wrote a message to an acquaintance, who should help me in Malta. He wrote to me, that I can use a fork to put it in the upper hole and then I can use an ordinary plug. I tried that but the fork and the plug started to smell and then I have seen a small fire, so I tried to put everything out. In conclusion, nothing happened. Nobody saw that, and my plug still worked, but I think I will never forget an adapter.

Hi, please can you correct it?😁 Forgetfulness It was two years ago when I was in Malta. I travelled there for improving my English level and to be more confident when speaking English. I took off in Prague and lent in Malta, alone. I took a bus to the house of my host family. I with my host family were talking about who I am, who they are and just little gossiping about Maltese and Czech people. When I entered my bedroom, I saw a socket, therefore I realised that I had forgotten my adapter at home. I didn´t know what to do, so wrote a message to an acquaintance, who should help me in Malta. He wrote to me, that I can use a fork to put it in the upper hole and then I can use an ordinary plug. I tried that but the fork and the plug started to smell and then I have seen a small fire, so I tried to put everything out. In conclusion, nothing happened. Nobody saw that, and my plug still worked, but I think I will never forget an adapter.

Young people and politics, that is the topic, which is important for these coming electives. Pupils and students are not so essential for the traditional parties, but they are supposed to be. Even though nobody cares, they can decide or at least change the results. Many young people feel this feeling, that any of parties is for them, in addition, they decide just stay home and don’t vote, but they should. It is about their future, which can be unpleasant for them. When they don’t vote, a different part of the population will dedicate the state to a certain direction. For example, in Czechia, a significant majority of people who vote are retirees. They care about themselves so they vote for parties that will give them money and then they don’t care about others future. In my point of view, the second reason why young people don’t vote is that they don’t follow politics. They have few pieces of experience with politics, but it is always an unacceptable one. In conclusion, everyone supposed to go to the polls, because it influences their future.