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1. read;
2. do not read;
3. am writting;
4. am not wtitting;
5. are playing;
6. are not playing;
7. are playing;
8. helps;
9. is he helping;
10. does not help;
11. go;
12. does not like;
13. am not reading now;
14. is he sleeping now;
15. dont go;
16. eat;
17. isnt eating;
18. do;
19. dont go;
20. works;
<span>21. works.</span>
1. She took an umbrella.
2. He drew funny pictures.
3. I often made toys for my little brother.
4. He often told us about his trips.
5. She said that our planet is the third planet from the Sun.
6. He knew everything about plants.
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Ответ:
I'm going to talk about being famous.
I think to be famous means to be widely known. Usually when we are asked about famous people we think about film stars, businessmen, politicians, athletes, or scientists.
There are a few advantages of being famous. Firstly, famous people have special privileges because practically everybody knows and respects them. Secondly, they are usually rich and they can travel all over the world. Thirdly, they are invited to the best parties and meet other celebrities.
On the other hand, there are disadvantages, and the main one is no privacy. Paparazzi follow famous people everywhere, fans and other people stop them in the street asking for an autograph. Besides, famous people have to worry about their own safety and the safety of their families.
If you ask me, I would like to become famous like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg who are successful businessmen.