Animal world of Russia is rich. Animals can live everywhere: in villages, in cities, in towns. Wild animals of Russia live in forests or other places, which weren't achieved by human's hand.
Territory of Russia is huge, so it explains the abundance of animals, such as reindeer in the tundra and tiger in Amur region. Bears are kind of animals, hiding in forests near rivers and lakes - this location is good for them to hunt for elks, living near. Also, there are much other animals in forests: hares, wolves and foxes, which live on its same parts, that's why we can easily find them together in many Russian folk tales.
In the region I live I can see wild animals only at the Zoo, even there they can't be called wild, but I heard about many of them from different stories. The favorite heroes of such fables often are foxes and hares, pigs and wolves - most seen animals in Russia. I think, we get a usage to name animals strong or sly due to their role in biologycal chain and possibility to beat them. Example: bear is predator, let it be mighty but silly to help main hero to trick it.
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I have a room. It is small but nice. It is vere light. There is one window. There is a bed, a desk, a book case, a wardrobe. There are some pictures on the wall. There is a carpet on the floor. There are a lot of flowers in my room. I like my room.
JOANNA: Please, come in, have a seat. Would you like to drink? Coffee? Mineral water?
GREG: Oh, I (1) will (have) a coffee please.
JOANNA: Lucy, please, could you make two coffees? Well, thanks for coming this
morning. I (2) ….. (told) you why I asked you here. Um, as you know,
there (3) have (been) some big changes in the company. In fact, we (4) are toing to
(restructure) the whole department.
GREG: Yes, I know. When (5) is (it going to happen)?
JOANNA: Everything (6) will have (been) finished by the summer. Um, the thing
is, under the new structure your job (7) will (probably/disappear).
GREG: Really? Is that certain?
JOANNA: Well, we (8) are (havinge) a meeting next week to finalise all the
plans, and of course I (9) will (let) you know what we decide. Anyway,
you don’t have to worry.
GREG: Oh? (coffee arrives)
JOANNA:
Well, as I was saying, you don’t have to worry. We (10) will (offer) you a
new job. You (11) will (have) more responsibility, and the salary (12) will (be) much better.
GREG: That’s wonderful, thank you very much. What exactly (13) will (the new job/involve)?
JOANNA: Well, we (14) are going to (expand) the whole customer services area. If
you accept the job, you (15) will (be) responsible for the new team. Um,
it (16) ….. (means) a lot more work, of course. What do you think?
GREG: It sounds great, but I (17) will (need) a day or two to think about it.
JOANNA: Of course, no problem. Look, I (18) will (not/be) in the office
for the next few days – I (19) am (visiting) our subsidiary in Hungary.
(20) Will (you/have) an answer for me by next week?
GREG: Yes, I (21) will (give) you my decision on Monday.