помогите=)

хочу у вас помощи попросить=)
мне срочно в универ нужно несколько работ по английскому сдать, а я в нём полный ноль работы для кого-то покажуться пустековыми, и да поиском в инете я не умею пользоваться=(
темы: «мой любимый спортсмен (рассказать кратенько о нём)"
«вид спорта» (о любом спорте надо рассказать
«Россия» кратенько рассказать о России=)
тем кто-поможет обещаю вознагрождение правда не сильно большое=))

RognoroG пишет:хочу у вас помощи попросить=)
мне срочно в универ нужно несколько работ по английскому сдать, а я в нём полный ноль работы для кого-то покажуться пустековыми, и да поиском в инете я не умею пользоваться=(
темы: «мой любимый спортсмен (рассказать кратенько о нём)"
«вид спорта» (о любом спорте надо рассказать
«Россия» кратенько рассказать о России=)
тем кто-поможет обещаю вознагрождение правда не сильно большое=))

Я бы помог, но именно сейчас времени совсем нет, ибо вышел на работу, щас у самого учеба и аврал со временем...(((( Даже в игру толком зайти не могу...

К2k5 пишет:Я бы помог, но именно сейчас времени совсем нет, ибо вышел на работу, щас у самого учеба и аврал со временем...(((( Даже в игру толком зайти не могу...

черт, хотел написать, что абсолютно аналогичная ситуация со временем. Даже квест несразу успеваю править и вести (за что простите, кстати), а про саму игру с грустью порой вспоминаю))) надеюсь, я к вам буду исправно возвращаться.

Russia

Russia occupies a large territory. It stretches almost 10 000 (ten thousand) kilometers from east to west and nearly 5 000 (five thousand) kilometers from north to south. Its population is 150 000 000 (one hundred and fifty) million people.

From spring till autumn the sun never sets over Russia: in Kaliningrad people see it sitting in the Baltic, while in Kamchatka it rises out of the Pacific Ocean at the some time. People in our country see the New Year in eleven times in one night.

If you begin to travel in the Far East by air and fly 8 000 (eight thousand) kilometers towards the west, you will land in Moscow on the same hour same day that you left the Far East.

It is a wonderful sight you see our country from the plane. One can hardly imagine a country more interesting to travelers than Russia.

Siberia covers millions of square kilometers. You fly over mountain, endless forests, large and small rivers, railways, motorways. You leave behind the lights of young and small towns, plants and factories. Siberia is a region of untold riches.

Father West are the Ural Mountains the border between Asia and Europe. The Urals are riche in different minerals.

The country's European part covers the territory from Urals to the Baltic Sea. The largest cities of the Russia are situated between the Black Sea in the south and the Black Sea in the north. Such as our country from East to West. There is no over countries in which the climate differs so much from one part to another. When it is still winter in the northern regions of our country the first warm days arrive in the south. In the central regions show storms and cold are still in power, while in the south people begin to think of spring crops. In the same season nature looks different in different parts of our country.

Russia is rich in oil, coal, iron, gold, silver and other minerals.

Cycling

We often hear a saying "Dont invent a bicycle" about something simple and known fora long time.

Really, the bicycle is old enough - more than a hundred years of age. Its first prototype appeared in 1791 in France. In 1800 a Russian peasant Artamonov made an iron bicycle and travelled on it from Nizhni Tagil to Moscow.

First bicycles looked odd: a large (about 1.5 m high) front wheel with a cranked axle.

The back wheel was usually smaller. Bicycles were made of iron and riding them was not comfortable because of shaking. They were even called "boneshakers".

In 1868 rubber tyres were invented, first solid, then pneumatic. New types of bicycles appeared eve ryyearbut only in 1885 people sawa model which looked like modern cycles. It had two almost equal wheels and a chain drive to the rearwheel. The frame of the cycle was diamond-shaped. This shape survived and became basic. The new machine looked more elegant than the old "spiders" which were soon abandoned. As time went by, new bicycles were invented -fortwo, three and even fifteen riders!

The first bicycle race was held in 1868 in Paris. But the sport became popular only several decades later because bicycles were expensive and only rich people could afford them. By the end of the 19th century many factories produced thousands of bicycles which became cheap, so many people could practise cycling and take part in various competitions. Cycling competitions are generally divided into road and track events. Both kinds are in the Olympic programme. Olympic road events include individual and team races.

Individual races' distances are different usually up to 200 kilometres. The winner is the first cyclist who passes over the finish line with his front wheel.

In the team road event the teams start the contest with 2-4 minutes interval, and that team wins whose members get the best sum ot timings.

Track events take place on special cycling tracks which look like elongated stadiums with a sloping runway made of concrete, wood or plastics.

Track events are very spectacular. The Olympic programme includes 1 km sprint races, 1 km heat ortime trial, individual pursuit and team pursuit over 4 km.

http://www.rapidshare.ru/1285269

надеюсь помог