In the south of England, not far from Surrey, Elspeth Bird, the famous architect had a very unusual house. It is a water tower 130 feet high. The house is 100 years old. The tower has six floors. On the ground floor there is a reception room. The bedrooms are on the first, second and third floors. All have their own bathrooms. The kitchen is on the fourth floor, and the living room is on the fifth floor. To the roof 142 steps, 88 to the kitchen and 113 to the living room. This is a great way to keep fit, as there is no lift. This is the price you pay for life on top. Вот перевод:) стоп а перевод та на картинке есть
On a clear Sunday morning, on the 18th May 1980, Mount St Helens 1) erupted after 123 years of silence. The eruption was the deadliest volcanic 2) event in the history of the United States. At exactly 8 32am, an 3) explosion so huge it was heard hundreds of miles away, occurred. Tons of red hot 4) lava emerged from the volcano's 5) crater and raced down the mountainside. Every building within a 600 m radius 6) was destroyed. Over 1.5 million tons of poisonous 7) gases were released into the atmosphere. 8) Ash clouds darkened the sky and 9) blocked out the sun. Geologists and volcanologists did not 10) predict the disaster.
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In the south of England, not far from Surrey, Elspeth Bird, the famous architect had a very unusual house. It is a water tower 130 feet high. The house is 100 years old. The tower has six floors. On the ground floor there is a reception room. The bedrooms are on the first, second and third floors. All have their own bathrooms. The kitchen is on the fourth floor, and the living room is on the fifth floor. To the roof 142 steps, 88 to the kitchen and 113 to the living room. This is a great way to keep fit, as there is no lift. This is the price you pay for life on top. Вот перевод:) стоп а перевод та на картинке есть
On a clear Sunday morning, on the 18th May 1980, Mount St Helens 1) erupted after 123 years of silence. The eruption was the deadliest volcanic 2) event in the history of the United States. At exactly 8 32am, an 3) explosion so huge it was heard hundreds of miles away, occurred. Tons of red hot 4) lava emerged from the volcano's 5) crater and raced down the mountainside. Every building within a 600 m radius 6) was destroyed. Over 1.5 million tons of poisonous 7) gases were released into the atmosphere. 8) Ash clouds darkened the sky and 9) blocked out the sun. Geologists and volcanologists did not 10) predict the disaster.