In this module you will... A B C D learn to define people, places and things by using relative pronouns and adverbs learn to use appropriate tenses to link the past with the present learn to ask for, give and refuse permission learn to make requests and offer to help learn to express necessity, obligation, lack of obligation and prohibition learn common units of measurement learn language related to phone calls talk about cities and places learn to write a description of a place, a postcard and an article E Value: Learning other ways of communication
ответ:Since ancient times, ships have been used to transport people and goods across seas and oceans. Even in the modern world, with the presence of aviation and cosmonautics, ships, as before, remain the most important means of transport for passenger transportation and maintaining trade. In addition to cargo and passenger ships, warships have always been needed to ensure the safety of Maritime trade routes. Since the times of Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, the power of the Navy has created and destroyed entire empires. This book describes the most significant stages in the development of shipbuilding since ancient times, Since many types of ships have been improved over time to show the diversity of the same type of ship, we often present several types of it.
For centuries, flags have been hoisted on ships to indicate their ownership and send messages to other ships. Each flag has its own meaning.
From 2500 BC to 1500 ad, ships were propelled by oars and sails. From 1630 to 1850, the most powerful warship was a three-deck wooden sailboat, which had 100 or more guns on Board.
The crew of a warship of the XVIII century consisted of 850 officers and sailors. Positions at that time: captain, Lieutenant, Midshipman, sailor, gunnery officer, gunpowder boy. The crew of a modern passenger ship consists of people of various professions: navigators, computer operators, motor mechanics and, of course, good cooks! Positions in our time: captain, nurse, Navigator, mechanic, radio operator, cook.
Modern passenger liners have comfortable cabins, cinemas, restaurants, swimming pools and play areas for children. Great importance is attached to security measures. In the old days, sailing on ships was very dangerous. Only after the death in 1912 as a result of a collision with an iceberg of the super-liner "Titanic", on Board of which there were about half a thousand crew members and passengers, the presence of life jackets for all people on the ship became mandatory.
My favorite sport is roller skating, because i really love high speeds. sweeping speed of the wind, tacking between passers feel completely free. of course, at first even to stand still on roller skates it was not easy - the legs went home wanting more likely to go on a long journey. numerous bruises, bruises, scratched his hands, torn jeans were the norm. over time, learned to ride on roller skates, i began to take a new "barriers": learn from the older and more experienced colleagues new moves, teach clever tricks. now rollers hidden in the closet and wait for a replacement frame, cracked after jumping from the parapet. walking on the wheels of steel a wonderful way to have fun with friends in the fresh air and gave a lot of good impressions.
ответ:Since ancient times, ships have been used to transport people and goods across seas and oceans. Even in the modern world, with the presence of aviation and cosmonautics, ships, as before, remain the most important means of transport for passenger transportation and maintaining trade. In addition to cargo and passenger ships, warships have always been needed to ensure the safety of Maritime trade routes. Since the times of Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, the power of the Navy has created and destroyed entire empires. This book describes the most significant stages in the development of shipbuilding since ancient times, Since many types of ships have been improved over time to show the diversity of the same type of ship, we often present several types of it.
For centuries, flags have been hoisted on ships to indicate their ownership and send messages to other ships. Each flag has its own meaning.
From 2500 BC to 1500 ad, ships were propelled by oars and sails. From 1630 to 1850, the most powerful warship was a three-deck wooden sailboat, which had 100 or more guns on Board.
The crew of a warship of the XVIII century consisted of 850 officers and sailors. Positions at that time: captain, Lieutenant, Midshipman, sailor, gunnery officer, gunpowder boy. The crew of a modern passenger ship consists of people of various professions: navigators, computer operators, motor mechanics and, of course, good cooks! Positions in our time: captain, nurse, Navigator, mechanic, radio operator, cook.
Modern passenger liners have comfortable cabins, cinemas, restaurants, swimming pools and play areas for children. Great importance is attached to security measures. In the old days, sailing on ships was very dangerous. Only after the death in 1912 as a result of a collision with an iceberg of the super-liner "Titanic", on Board of which there were about half a thousand crew members and passengers, the presence of life jackets for all people on the ship became mandatory.
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