health service in russia перевод текста

Первое сентября - первый день учебы. Это счастливый день для всех школьников и их родителей. Особенно это большой праздник для тех мальчиков и девочек, которые начинают ходить в школу.
Я пошла в 10 класс. Это новые одноклассники, новые предметы, новые учителя. Первое впечатление было хорошим, много чего интересного, но также много нагрузки. Больше всего расстроило то, что теперь я учусь по субботам. На самом деле я скучала по школе.

вас были, какую одежду нужно брать с собой. Сегодня до 10 нужно сделать. ПОМОГИИИТЕЕ!!!

What is your name ?
2. Do you run in the park?
3. Are you brave?
4. Can you swim?
5. Do you play tennis?
6. Are you strong?
7. Can you ski and skate?
8. Do you ride a bike?

Заголовок: Now let's read the article in more detail about the Ntional Health Service in Britain.
Текст: Britain's National Service (the NHS) is funded by the goverment, and is the biggest employer in Europe, with 1,2 million employees. But nursing recruitment in UK is at its worst level for 25 years, and 40% of new nurses come from overseas, often from South-East Asia. In 2001, the Royal College of Nursing published the results of a survey of its members. These are some of the key results. Most nurses work both day and night shifts. Three fifths of NHS nurses an average 6,5 hours overtime per week. One third do this for no extra pay. 90% think that they are poorly paid. A quarter have a second job to supplement their salary. The biggest age group is 35-44. Only 1 in 8 nurses in under 30. 31% would leave nusring if they could.
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Trade Fairs and Exhibitions

International fairs and exhibitions play a very important part in the development of good friendly relations between all the countries. They help to establish business contacts and promote trade and trade, as we know, promotes peace. Trade fairs and exhibitions are very popular with businessmen and ordinary people as well. Therefore our country which stands for peace and friendly relations with all countries takes part in fairs and exhibitions arranged both abroad and here in Russia. All the exhibitions in Moscow are organized up to the highest international standards. A large number of all kinds of goods on display in exhibit halls (pavilions) as a rule give the visitors an idea of the development of the national economies of the countries-participants and their peoples' way of life in general.

Recently the 8th Moscow international exhibition "Powertek-Energoprogress 2003" was held (on March 25-28 2003) in the sport complex Olympiysky. "Powertek-Energoprogress 2003" was an important international event in the energetic branch in Russia, the CIS (the Commonwealth of independent States) and other countries of the world participants showed their main achievements and the progress the industry and science had made for the last few years.
The efficient staff of stand-attendants, guides and interpreters did their best to make the exhibition a success. Colorful leaflets helped to advertise the equipment. The exhibition was crowded with visitors from opening to closing time. The entries in the visitors' book show that the visitors were greatly impressed by the exhibition.
The participants of the exhibition were interested in introducing their goods to new markets and as a result a lot of contracts were signed at the exhibition. For many leading companies participation in exhibitions arranged in Moscow became a good tradition.

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1 Open your letter

2 Thank your friend for the letter

3 Express your readiness to help

Paragraph 2

1 Describe common pastimes in your country

2 Mention some pastimes which are not popular in Russia

3 Write about your favourite pastimes

Paragraph 3

1 Express hope that your letter will help (in his project on the most popular pastimes in other countries)

2 Offer more help if needed

3 Close your letter

At the age of 6 or 7 Russian children go to school.
During the first three or four years they get a primary education: they learn to read, write, count, and draw. They also have lessons of music, physical training and handicrafts.
Unlike England or the U. S. A., in Russia primary schools are not, as a rule, separated from secondary schools: we have large schools which combine a primary education department and a secondary education department under one roof. In fact, a typical Russian school is actually a secondary school with a primary education department. Only in small country places there may be separate primary schools, on finishing which, the pupils pass on to the nearest larger secondary school.
The course of secondary education is, in its turn, subdivided into two stages: the first stage, which might be called intermediate, and the second one.
The intermediate stage is compulsory and embraces forms from the 5th up to the 9th. During the intermediate stage the pupils get a basic knowledge in the Russian language and literature, a foreign language, mathematics, physics, chemistry, history, geography, biology. They also have lessons of music, art and handicrafts. A computer course is also included in the curriculum.
On completing the intermediate course of studies, at the age of 14, the pupils may either go to vocational or technical schools, which give a professional training, or stay on at the secondary school for another two years. The curriculum of the last two years offers a wide range of subjects, so that teenagers can choose a course of studies, according to their individual inclinations and abilities.
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