1. If Peter comes to my place, we will go to play in the yard.
2. If Peter does not come to my place, I will watch TV.
3. If Frank’s parents have their holidays in summer, they will go to the seaside.
4. If they have their holidays in winter, they will stay at home.
5. If the fog thickens, Harold will put up the tent for the night.
6. When I finish my work, I will go to the cinema.
7. We will buy this book as soon as our mother gives us some money.
8. When we come to your place you will show us your present.
9. I will return you your ring when you ask me.
10. I will wait for my friend until he comes from the shop.
11. My father will start writing before the sun rises.
12. As soon as you finish your study I will present you with a new flat.
Sylvester Stallone (born 06.07.1946) - American actor.
Sylvester Stallone/ Сильвестер СталлонеAn icon of machismo and Hollywood action heroism, Sylvester Stallone is responsible for creating two characters who have become a part of the American cultural lexicon: Rocky Balboa, the no-name boxer who overcame all odds to become a champion, and John Rambo, the courageous soldier who specialized in violent rescues and revenge. Both characters are reflections of Stallone's personal experiences and the battles he waged during his transition from a poor kid in Hell's Kitchen to one of the world's most popular stars.
According to Stallone, his was not a happy childhood. On July 6, 1946, in the aforementioned part of Manhattan, Sylvester Enzio Stallone was born to a chorine and an Italian immigrant. A forceps accident during his birth severed a facial nerve, leaving Stallone with parts of his lip, tongue, and chin paralyzed. In doing so, the accident imprinted Stallone with some of the most recognizable components of his persona: the distinctively slurred (and some say often nearly incomprehensible) speech patterns, drooping lower lip, and crooked left eye that have been eagerly seized upon by caricaturists. To compound these defects, Stallone was a homely, sickly child who once suffered from rickets. His parents were constantly at war and struggling to support Stallone and his younger brother, Frank Stallone (who became a B-movie actor). The elder brother spent most of his first five years in the care of foster homes. Stallone has said that his interest in acting came from his attempts to get attention and affection from those strangers who tried to raise him. When he was five, his parents moved their family to Silver Spring, MD, but once again spent their time bickering and largely ignored their children. Following his parents' divorce in 1957, the 11-year-old Stallone remained with his stern father. The actor's teen years proved even more traumatic. As Stallone seemed willing to do just about anything for attention, however negative, he had already been enrolled in 12 schools and expelled several times for his behavior problems. His grades were dreadful and his classmates picked on him for being different. Stallone coped by becoming a risk taker and developing elaborate fantasies in which he presented himself as a brave hero and champion of the underdog. At age 15, Stallone moved to Philadelphia to be with his mother and her new husband. By this time, he had begun lifting weights and was enrolled in Devereaux High School, a facility for emotionally disturbed children. There he took up fencing, football, and the discus. He also started appearing in school plays. Following graduation, Stallone received an athletic scholarship for the American College of Switzerland. While there he was a girls' athletic coach and in his spare time starred in a school production of Arthur Miller's +Death of a Salesman. The experience inspired him to become an actor and after returning stateside, he started studying drama at the University of Miami until he decided to move to New York in 1969.
While working a variety of odd jobs, Stallone auditioned frequently but only occasionally found stage work, most of which was off-Broadway in shows like the all-nude +Score and +Rain. He even resorted to appearing in the softcore porn film, Party at Kitty's and Studs, which was later repackaged as The Italian Stallion after Stallone became famous. Stallone's face and even his deep voice were factors in his constant rejection for stage and film roles. He did nab a bit role in Woody Allen's Bananas (1971), but after he was turned down for The Godfather (1971), Stallone became discouraged. Rather than give up, however, Stallone again developed a coping mechanism -- he turned to writing scripts, lots of scripts, some of which were produced. He still auditioned and landed a starring role in Rebel (1973). During his writing phase, he married actress Sasha Czack in late 1974 and they moved to California in the hopes of building acting careers. His first minor success came when he wrote the screenplay for and co-starred in the nostalgic Lords of Flatbush (1974) with Henry Winkler. The film's modest success resulted in Stallone's getting larger roles, but he still didn't attract much notice until he penned the screenplay for Rocky. The story was strong and well written and studios were eager to buy the rights, but Stallone stipulated that he would be the star and must receive a share of the profits. Producers Irwin Winkler and Robert Chartoff accepted Stallone's terms and Rocky (1976) went on to become one of the biggest movie hits of all time. It also won several Oscars including ones for Best Picture, Best Director for John Avildsen, and a Best Actor nomination for Stallone.
<span>From 1990 to 1995, the Prince attended school Ludgrove in Berkshire. It was a boarding school, and William did everything on par with the others, even lived in a room with four other students. At school he was captain of the hockey team and the Rugby team, was fond of swimming, played soccer and basketball, and also represented the school at marathons running on rough terrain.
After high school William joined the famous Eton College, where he studied geography, biology and art history. The Prince was always a good student and got good grades both in core subjects and on education, in addition, easily found a common language with their peers. Thanks sociability, natural tact and modesty in the utter absence of arrogance he quickly acquired friends and acquaintances. However, in College he lived in a separate room and had a separate shower — but not out of arrogance, but because of security reasons.
When in August 1996, William's parents were divorced, the Prince took it hard. He was always closer with her mother than with her father, but Princess Diana after the divorce and talked a lot with the children. Even after the divorce, she was still considered a member of the Royal family and lived in Kensington Palace, many engaged in charity work.
The big blow in the life of a Prince was on 31 August 1997, when his mother, Princess Diana, died in a car crash in Paris. The tragedy about the Prince learned only September 1 from his father, as Prince Charles has forbidden to have children in the house radio. No matter how hard it was to cope with collapsed on him with grief, William found the strength to participate in the funeral arrangements. He and brother, Prince Harry, walked behind the coffin of the mother in the funeral procession to the Westminster Abbey, where was the funeral. After the death of the mother of William at his own request was visited by a psychoanalyst. In this period, the old hostility to the press of William became aggravated to a limit: he blamed the paparazzi in the death of his mother.
In July 2000, after graduating from Eton College, the Prince, like many students, we decided to take a break in their studies. He traveled extensively, visited Chile, visited in Africa after his mother (Princess Diana was active in charity), and even worked on an English dairy farm. After one year, Prince William chose his future path: he decided to enroll in the prestigious St. Andrews University in Scotland, and soon became a student. Your age (under British law it occurs at the age of 21) the Prince was celebrated with a party in the African style, which was held at Windsor castle under the care of the Queen.
Thesis Prince in 2005 was devoted to coral reefs. He graduated from the University with very good results (though not with honors), and in this surpassed his father, a graduate of Cambridge. In recognition of the William, he held in St. Andrew four happy years. Some time after graduation, William worked and engaged in socially useful business, for example, represented Her Majesty in New Zealand, in the cities of Wellington and Auckland at the celebrations dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second world war. In may 2006 Prince William entered the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He received the rank of officer in December 2006 and joined the Royal cavalry as a Second Lieutenant. In this respect his career is not different from the career of his ancestors in the male line, beginning with Henry V, because in the UK the monarch is formally headed by the country's armed forces. In 2009, the year after flight school KWS in Cranwell was transferred to the Royal air force and promoted to the rank of captain (Flight Lieutenant). Currently serving in the position of rescue helicopter pilot. In December 2011 he participated in the operation to rescue Russian sailors from a sinking ship "Swanland<span>".</span></span>
