Did пишется, когда вопросительное предложение. Did you go to the cinema yesterday. Did not употребляется при отрицании.
Christmans is the occasion in modern Britain on which a lot of tradition are preserved by most ordinary people. In Britain it is celebrated on 25 December.Today it is connected with ''making money by shops'' that is now of tradition:most people follow the tradition of buying gifts for their family members.People also buy a Christmans tree.This tradition came from Germany. It was introduced in the nineteenth century.Every Christmas,London gets a gift from the people of Norway-a Christmas tree that is 23 metres high.It stands in the centre of London,in Trafalgar Square and it is decorated with 500 white lights. Christmans is a time that unites anniversary families. At night people get together to mark Christmas. Celebrating Christmas includes a Christmas dinner and listening to the Queeh's Christmas speech when the Queen speaks directly to ''her'' people on TV and on the radio. There are many royal traditions in Britain. The Queen's telegram is not a very old custom but it is very old people. Every British person gets a telegram from the Queen on their ohe-hundredth birthday . The Changing of the guard is very beautiful tradition.Every morning tourists go to watch the ceremohy at Buckingham Palace. At 11.30 the guard that stands in front of the palace change.
Я люблю забавных монстров. Моя любимая игрушка это Джут. Джут имеет две больших головы. Его прическа длинная. Оно имеет 3 глаза. Глаза у Джут зелёные. У него есть нос. Нос у игрушки большой. Зубы у Джут длинные. Игрушкины уши тоже длинные. Джут имеет 3 ноги и восемь (не понял слово). У него 4 руки. Я думаю, что Джут великолепный
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