5. How many people come to Harrods on busy days? Harrods is a department store in London, England. It is the biggest department store in Britain. It started in 1834 when Charles Harrod opened a small shop selling fruit, vegetables, and tea. In a short time, people from all over London started coming to the shop. In 1883, Charles’s son bought a larger building for the shop and began selling more products. Harrods grew bigger and bigger, and in 1985 the store was sold for £615 million to an Egyptian businessman. Then, in May 2010, Qatar Holding bought it for £1.5 billion.
Today, Harrods has got 330 departments that sell many products including clothes, sports equipment, jewelry, food, and drink. There are also 28 restaurants and a bank in the Harrods building. More than 300,000 people shop at Harrods on busy days, and around 5,000 people from 50 different countries work in the building. You can see many beautiful works of art in the store. In the past, you could even see wild animals in Harrods, including a snake and a lion!

c) More than 100,000 people come to Harrods on busy days.
a) More than 300,000 people come to Harrods on busy days.
b) Not many people come to Harrods on busy days.​

sivuch - the largest representative of the family of eared seals. also known as the north sea lion of steller. like all members of the family, sea lions are animals with pronounced sexual dimorphism. the size of sexually mature males varies between 300-350 cm, and the mass ranges from 500 to 1000 kg. females are much smaller than males, their body length reaches 260 cm, and the average weight is 350 kg.

you can help them, without killing them, and if you find them, give them to the zoo, or feed them for a start as they eat a lot

this is the craziest dream what i ever dreamed. so will continue from the first-person.

i live in the biggest medieval mushroom in the whole our lands. i have a lof of friends, for example: a brave knights, small green ponies and my hooced little dwarfs. we have fun and built together a card houses. i also have a parents, other customrs called them "your majesty" or his/her royal highness.

i, like the other pupils, flew off to the magic school, where we're shooting fireballs to each other. in the evening my mom read fairy tales for me, where people lives in big stone boxes with little holes, and look at the other glow little boxes every time, and i laughed out loud.  

probably that's why i love to dream.