Plus
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Daily strict way in the form of clothes - a positive effect on student responsibility and seriousness of their studies. He was not distracted by personal appearance and not chasing fashion remaining peers. Second, do not spend time on all sorts of preening. Putting on a strict form, the student immediately adjusted to the study and results.
2. School uniform is beneficial to its economic component. Funds spent on uniforms, whichever way it may be, will still be less expensive than a lot of other casual clothes.
Minus
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School uniform does not allow himself to express, reveal their identities. Creative expression through clothing in the case of school uniforms will not work. From a psychological point of view - it can, and does suppress the impulses of the child to freedom of expression, and in the future will cause merge with the crowd.
2. The form is not all equally suitable for its making and therefore may cause discomfort in wearing. Discomfort is clearly not configured to the business mood and will interfere with focus on the learning process.
10:12 pm или twelve past ten pm.
Both a research institution and a fabulous museum, the NHM opened in Alfred Waterhouse’s purpose-built Romanesque palazzo on the Cromwell Road in 1881. Now joined by the splendid Darwin Centre extension, the original building still looks quite magnificent. The pale blue and terracotta façade just about prepares you for the natural wonders within.
Taking up the full length of the vast entrance hall is the cast of a Diplodocus skeleton. A left turn leads into the west wing or Blue Zone, where long queues form to see animatronic dinosaurs- especially endlessly popular T rex. A display on biology features an illuminated, man-sized model of a foetus in the womb along with graphic diagrams of how it might have got there.
A right turn from the central hall leads past the ‘Creepy Crawlies’ exhibition to the Green Zone. Stars include a cross-section through a Giant Sequoia tree and an amazing array of stuffed birds, including the chance to compare the egg of a hummingbird, smaller than a little finger nail, with that of an elephant bird (now extinct), almost football-sized. Beyond is the Red Zone. ‘Earth’s Treasury’ is a mine of information on a variety of precious metals, gems and crystals; ‘From the Beginning’ is a brave attempt to give the expanse of geological time a human perspective. Outside, the delightful Wildlife Garden (Apr-Oct only) showcases a range of British lowland habitats, including a ‘Bee Tree’, a hollow tree trunk that opens to reveal a busy hive.
Many of the museum’s 22 million insect and plant specimens are housed in the new Darwin Centre, where they take up nearly 17 miles of shelving. With its eight-storey Cocoon, this is also home to the museum’s research scientists, who can be watched at work. But a great deal of this amazing institution is hidden to public view, given over to labs and specialised storage.
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2) When does it arrive?
3) What time does it start?
4) When does it finish?
5) Where does it start from?
6) How much does it cost?
7) What time does it open?
8) When does it close?
Must
I must make sure cargoes reach their destination.
-Я обязан следить за тем, чтобы грузы достигали места своего назначения.
We must build this house by autumn. -Мы должны построить этот дом до осени.
You must prepare the monthly sales report.
-Подготовьте ежемесячный отчет по продажам.
Mustn't
I mustn't go to walk with my dog.- Я не должен идти гулять со своей собакой.
They mustn't eat meat.
-Они не должны есть мясо.
She mustn't live without their parents.-Она не должна жить без своих родителей.