Writing. Write essay about "Virtual Reality". (100-110 words) Look at the famous icons of mobile applications. Choose two you use more often. Write how and why you use them in your life. Use quantifiers much and many correctly where it is necessary. You may use these questions to write: What are your two chosen apps? How much do you use them and why? Why have you chosen them? What do you use them for? What are pluses of using your chosen apps? How much time do you save with them? How? there any possible threats of using mobile apps?​

Long ago there lived an old married couple. They lived in a pretty clean house, round which flowers grew everywhere. But they were not happy because they were very lonely.
"If only we had a cat!" the old woman said. "Cat?", — asked the old man. "Yes, sweet little pussy," said the old woman. "I'll get you a cat, my dear," said the old man.
And he went over the mountains to find the cat. He walked for a long time and came to the mountain, covered with cats.
Cats here, cats there,
Cats and kittens everywhere,
Hundreds of cats,
Thousands of cats,
Millions, billions, trillions of cats.
"Oh!" fun cried the old man, "Now I smogonite the prettiest cat and take it home with you!" And he chose one cat. She was white. But suddenly he saw another, black-and-white cat, and he was just as beautiful. And he took this cat. And then he saw the gray kitten, who was as pretty as those cats, so the old man took him. But then he saw the black, very beautiful kitten. And the old man also took him with me. Suddenly he saw a brown and yellow cat. "I have to take it with you", cried the old man, and did so.
And so it was that every time the old man found a beautiful new cats have chosen them all. And then he went home to show his strushkevich these beautiful kittens.
They came to the pond. "Meow, meow! We're thirsty!", cry hundreds thousands millions billions trillions of cats.
"Now, there's a lot of water," said the old man. Each cat drank a little water, and the pond was empty!
"Meow, meow! Now we're hungry!" said hundreds, thousands, millions, billions, trillions of cats.
"On the hills grows a lot of grass," said the old man. Each cat ate a little, and there's nothing left.
The old woman saw them approaching the house. "Oh my God!"— she shouted, "What are you doing? I asked for one little cat, and what do I see?
Cats here, cats there,
Cats and kittens everywhere,
Hundreds of cats,
Thousands of cats,
Millions, billions, trillions of cats.

Long ago there lived an old married couple. They lived in a pretty clean house, round which flowers grew everywhere. But they were not happy because they were very lonely.
"If only we had a cat!" the old woman said. "Cat?", — asked the old man. "Yes, sweet little pussy," said the old woman. "I'll get you a cat, my dear," said the old man.
And he went over the mountains to find the cat. He walked for a long time and came to the mountain, covered with cats.
Cats here, cats there,
Cats and kittens everywhere,
Hundreds of cats,
Thousands of cats,
Millions, billions, trillions of cats.
"Oh!" fun cried the old man, "Now I smogonite the prettiest cat and take it home with you!" And he chose one cat. She was white. But suddenly he saw another, black-and-white cat, and he was just as beautiful. And he took this cat. And then he saw the gray kitten, who was as pretty as those cats, so the old man took him. But then he saw the black, very beautiful kitten. And the old man also took him with me. Suddenly he saw a brown and yellow cat. "I have to take it with you", cried the old man, and did so.
And so it was that every time the old man found a beautiful new cats have chosen them all. And then he went home to show his strushkevich these beautiful kittens.
They came to the pond. "Meow, meow! We're thirsty!", cry hundreds thousands millions billions trillions of cats.
"Now, there's a lot of water," said the old man. Each cat drank a little water, and the pond was empty!
"Meow, meow! Now we're hungry!" said hundreds, thousands, millions, billions, trillions of cats.
"On the hills grows a lot of grass," said the old man. Each cat ate a little, and there's nothing left.
The old woman saw them approaching the house. "Oh my God!"— she shouted, "What are you doing? I asked for one little cat, and what do I see?
Cats here, cats there,
Cats and kittens everywhere,
Hundreds of cats,
Thousands of cats,
Millions, billions, trillions of cats.