The first of September is the first day of school. It is a happy day for all schoolchildren and their parents. It is especially a great holiday for those boys and girls who are beginning to go to school.
Let’s go out and see what people are doing in the streets this morning. There are a lot of schoolchildren in the streets. They are going to school. Boys and girls are carrying schoolbags, many of them have flowers in their hands. Senior pupils are going to school by themselves, but small children are going with their parents at their side.
There are pupils in the schoolyard. They are not playing games this morning. They are speaking about the summer holidays, about their new teachers and what is new at school. Music is playing and soon a meeting begins. The pupils, their parents and other people who are present listen to the director’s speech. Then a small girl with flowers is ringing the bell. The pupils are going to their classrooms and school year is beginning.
Перевод:
Первое сентября - первый день учебы. Это счастливый день для всех школьников и их родителей. Особенно это большой праздник для тех мальчиков и девочек, которые начинают ходить в школу.
Давайте выйдем на улицу и посмотрим, что делают люди на улицах сегодня утром. Там много школьников. Они идут в школу. Мальчики и девочки несут портфели, многие из них с цветами в руках. Старшеклассники идут в школу сами, а маленькие дети - с родителями.
В школьном дворе много учеников. Они не играют в игры сегодня утром. Они говорят о летних каникулах, о своих новых учителях, и о том, что нового в школе. Музыка играет, и вскоре начнется линейка. Ученики, их родители и другие люди, которые присутствуют, слушают речь директора. Потом маленькая девочка с цветами, звонит в колокольчик. Ученики идут в классы и учебный год начинается.
That evening Bob prepared to take his exam in English.Bob had to learn a lot but he<span>didn't to work hard. He didn't plan his time and as a result his mark was very low.</span>
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My small son has just started school. Like all mothers I </span>chose<span> the best suit for my son to wear on that day. Though my son had promissed to behave himself I was</span> worried<span> that he was not going to like it on his first day. But when he came home he was very pleased.
As for me I was </span>interested<span> in what had happened during the day. “Well,” I said, “now you’ve been to school. Do you like it? Are you going to go to school every day?”
“Yes,” he said. “There is a little French girl in my class and she is going to be my friend.”
“But does she speak English?” I asked. “No,” said my son, “but it doesn’t matter because she laughs in English. ”Now it was I who really worried.
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