I have а very big and light room. In the room I have a desktop on which I do a homework and so forth. At the left there is a big sofa, and near it a chair. Also there is a big ware case. Wall-paper - white color with flowers. floor- linoleum, and on a floor a brown carpet. Still I have a bedside table with different office. I like my room very much.
Whenever. upstairs. armchair. blackboard. downstairs. wherever. classmate. seaside. cupboard. workman. board home.
Да, ответ будет "D", перед названиям гор артикль "The"
<span><span>Louvre Museum in Paris
</span><span>Louvre Museum - is one of the largest art museums in the world. </span><span>But the Louvre was not always a museum. </span><span>The very first construction of its architectural ensemble - Large Tower Louvre - the castle-fortress, built in 1190 to protect the lower reaches of the Seine from the incursions of the Viking Age. </span><span>Over the next centuries the Louvre several times being completed. </span><span>Thus, under Louis XIV, he became more in as many as four times. </span><span>It is true, then the "Sun King" for some reason decided not to live in the Louvre, and made his new residence of Versailles. </span><span>Since the beginning of the XVIII century also began to sound more and more proposals to transform the Louvre into a museum.
</span><span>Today, the Louvre museum funds account for almost 400,000 units. </span><span>Here is the collection of the artifacts brought back from the entire territory from Western Europe to Iran through Greece, Egypt and the Middle East. </span><span>Exposition of the Louvre to the period up to 1848. </span><span>Exhibits other eras are located in other museums in the capital. </span><span>Among the most famous - the code of Hammurabi, the Venus de Milo, Mona Lisa, a series of paintings by Rembrandt, Titian and other masterpieces of world art, and historical sites. </span><span>Due to its popularity the Louvre Museum in Paris, often appears in the plots of literary works and feature film scripts.</span></span>