Vocabulary A. Circle the correct words. 1. The beggar was cold because his clothes were full of holes/ stains.
2. The young shepherd fell asleep because he was bored about/ with looking after his sheep.
3. The man wanted to hold/ approach a meeting to make plans for the competition.
4. I found this book incredibly fascinating / dull; it was a real page-turner.
5. This particular character / author has written more than twenty books over the last ten years.
6. One of the features / chapters that makes this book so interesting is the suspense. 7.I found it difficult to follow the plot of this book because it is very amusing / complicated.
8. A few years ago, he wrote a(n) biography /autobiography in which he describes in detail the experiences that have made him the man he is today.

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When war broke out, and the Germans were approaching Leningrad, for underground work in the village Tarnovichi - in the south of Leningrad region - was left to coach Middle Anna Petrovna Semyonova school. For communication with the guerrillas she picked the most reliable of its pioneers, and the first among them was Galina Komlev. Cheerful, courageous, inquisitive girl was six times awarded books signed by their school for six years: "For excellent study"

Young connected brought by his partisans job counselor, and her reports were forwarded to the detachment together with bread, potatoes, products that reach them with great difficulty. Once, when a messenger from the guerrilla group did not come on time at the venue, Galya, half-frozen, she made her way to the party, gave a report and a little Cool off, hurried back, carrying a new job underground workers.

At the Komsomol Tasya Yakovleva Galya wrote leaflets and night to scatter them in the village. The Nazis hunted down, captured the young underground. Two months were kept in the Gestapo. Brutally beaten, thrown into the camera, and in the morning again taken out for interrogation. Nothing is said Galya enemy, no one has given. The young patriot was shot.

Feat Ghali noted Komleva Homeland Order of the Patriotic War of 1 degree.

When I was a little girl I dreamt of being a designer. I worked hard to reach my goal. I kept developing various models of clothes, and then sewed miniature clothes for my dolls from my old things. Having grown, I wanted to become a lawyer and then a politician, a thoracic surgeon, a programmer, a tax inspector, an economist, a financier, etc. I kept changing  the plans on my future profession at least twice a year. My parents have always encouraged and assisted me in all my endeavors. They wanted my future profession to be my personal choice. Unfortunately, even at the moment I'm not decided on my future profession. But I do know that it should bring me pleasure and comply with all the traditional requirements.