сор по английскому языку 6 класс ​

1. In the evening 1 often ( go) to see my friends.
2. On Sunday we sometimes ( go) to the cinema or to a disco club.
3. Andrew ( gets) up very early as he ( lives) far from school. He (is) never late.
4. It (is) six o’clock in the evening now. Victor (is doing) his homework. His sister (is reading) a book. His mother and grandmother (are talking).
5. I (am writing) a letter to my grandmother who ( lives) in Novgorod. I ( write) to her very often.
6. It ( takes) me forty minutes to get to school.
7. Hello, Pete, where areyou ( going)? I (am hurrying) to school.
8. When do your lessons ( begin) on Monday? -They ( begin) at nine o’clock.
9. Where is your sister? She (is doing) her homework in the next room.
10. It usually ( takes) me an hour to do my written exercises.
11. Where is Boris? I (am looking) for him. He (is having) dinner.
12. I (am looking) for a cassette recorder. Do you ( have) anything on sale? - Take a look at this little Sonic Walkman. - No, I (do not want) that kind. - Well, this Supersound might interest you. It (is) a good size, it (is) stereo and it ( has) a radio to listen to the news.
13. I (do not know) about you, but I (am going) out to the cinema.

At a performance of a local youth theater set up to promote peace and reconciliation, Mali, 2014. UN photo/Marco Dormino

Theme of 2020: "Shaping the world together"

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Every year, on September 21, the international community celebrates the International Day of Peace. This Day was declared by the General Assembly as a day to strengthen the ideals of peace among all countries and peoples, both at the national and international levels.

This year, more than ever, it became clear that people are not enemies of each other. Rather, our common enemy is a terrible virus that threatens our health, safety, and lifestyle. The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown our world into turmoil and reminded us that what happens in one part of the planet can affect the lives of people everywhere.