Book-Victoriya

We use a lot of gadgets, for example: one family went on a trip and went to a restaurant. The family was lost but they were helped by the GPS map. Millions of people around the world use mobile phones. When we call, the signal goes to the base station, and from there to another person. There are many different countries in the world. A boy who is in Perth, Australia has already ridden the ferry to see the cityscape and swam with dolphins. The girl, who is in Egypt, was already riding a camel. And she was in the desert with the pyramids. A boy who is in the city of Silila, Italy, rode a bicycle around the island. He saw the ancient ruins and sailed on beautiful beaches. He also climbed to Mount Etna. Each country has its own rules of etiquette. If you have never traveled abroad, you may not know that being polite in one country can be very rude in another!    There are many strange things in our world, for example: Nick was in London. He and his parents went on a tour on a red dou

1.Father sat on sofa and read book. 2.Mother sat on sofa and worked on computer. 3.Cat lay on sofa. 4.Dog sat on floor. 5.Girl sat on floor near dog and played the guitar. 6.Girl and boy sat on floor and collected puzzles. 7.On wall hung pictures. 8.Lamp stood near sofa. 9.In outside was light. 10.On window hung curtains.

    Life in past is very interesting. In the 1960s, people listened The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. In this year hippie style was trendy. In this yea people watched a lot of interesting films for example: James Bond.     There are also ancient cities for example: Ancient Egypt. In Ancient Egypt people lived along the banks of the River Nile. They lived in houses made of mud bricks and they builded large pyramids. Egyptains worked as farmers or artists and in their free time they played music or board games. They had boats and transported goods.     Pompeii was an ancient Roman city not far from Naples. There was a large amphitheater and two small theaters where people watched performances. There were also temples and public baths, and in many buildings there was running water. There were bakeries, restaurants and even a hotel in the city. In 79 AD, the eruption of Vesuvius destroyed Pompeii.     Europeans arrived on the continent, which they called America. They hunted, fished