Ken said that commercials had not to go away and asked how else people were going to find out about things to buy.
Pam warned that people should not buy things just because famous people are advertising them.
Cathy thought that juck food advertisement should not to be banned because it won't stop people from eating it.
John told that nobody had the right to tell people what they can and can't buy.
Marsha said that commercials could be creative, informative and very useful.
Joy presumed that healthier food had to be more widely advertised.
Phil explained that they didn't need to change anything about advertising because people will still buy what they want.
Jeremy was sure that alcohol advertising had to be banned on TV as well as cigarette advertising.
Jeff told that they could make some advertisements easier to understand.
Tracey complained that because of commercials people often had to buy things they don't need.
Gill said that there should be advertisements on TV because they give you time to have a break.
1.We can woke up very early
2.They can became architects
3.He can became rich
4.She can went on a trip
Nineteen twenty-five , one thousand fifty, nineteen seveny-nine, two thousands five
Die Schweiz — der Staat in Mitteleuropa. Der Titel vom Kanton Schwyz, der zusammen mit zwei anderen Kantonen Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft in 1291 gegründet hat, ihr Kern geworden. Der Titel «Schwyz.» Zum ersten Mal wird im X. Art. erwähnt und es ist mit der Terminologie der Agrikultur verbunden. Es ist interessant, zu wissen, dass in der Schweiz, im Tal des Flusses Rhone, neben dem die Stadt Genf gelegen ist, im Februar und dem März den kalten Nordwind — der französische Mistral weht. Er hat den Titel vom lateinischen Wort «магистралис» — wesentlich bekommen: ihm gibt es gleich nach der Kraft, da dieser Wind den Zug, nach den schädlichen Folgen hinüberwerfen kann. Unter dem Einfluß von diesem Wind geraten viele Menschen in die furchtbare Trauer oder die Depression. Und kaum beruhigt sich der Wind, die Trauer geht verloren.