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I've got four legs. I have got a long tail, too. I've got very big teeth. I can swim but I can't climb trees. My favorite food is meat and fish. You can sometimes see me at a zoo. What am I? I'm an alligator.
The concept of a school uniform serves two purposes: to create a sense of belonging and school pride and also to eliminate some of the competition in the matter of personal dress. Most schools with a uniform have very precise requirements and issue a uniform list which covers all items from general day-to-day wear (often including shoes) to more specialised sportswear and equipment.
Boys are often required to wear a shirt, a tie, trousers and a jacket (or a blazer), whilst girls usually wear the same with the substitution of a skirt for trousers. In winter an overcoat or raincoat will also be required plus a school scarf. Some schools have a shop supplying all the required items of a school uniform. Most schools relax some of the uniform requirements for the older students
Идея школьной формы служит двум целям: создать чувство принадлежности и гордости за школу, а также устранить соревнование в вопросе личной одежды. Большинство школ с формой имеют очень четкие требования и составляют целый список, который охватывает все элементы от повседневной одежды (часто включая обувь), до более специализированной спортивной одежды и снаряжения.
Мальчикам часто требуется носить рубашку, галстук, брюки и жакет (или пиджак), в то время как девочки обычно носят то же самое с заменой брюк на юбку. Зимой обязательны пальто или плащ плюс школьный шарф. Большинство школ проще относятся к некоторым требованиям в отношении формы для старших школьников.
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Two years ago,
I 1. (was hired) by an American bank. I 2. (had received)
a letter from the head of the bank. That 3. (started),
“Dear Nick, I 4. (am <span><span>quite </span>pleased) that you 5.
(have decided) to join us”. That “quite” 6. (depressed) me. Then I
7. (discovered) that in American English “quite”
sometimes 8. (means) ”very ”, whereas in British English it
9. (means) “fairly”.</span>