Ответе на вопросы 1. how long have you been learning it? 2. how long did it take you to prepare for your english lesson? 3. was there a language laboratory at your school? 4. how often did you work there? 5. can you speak english well? 6. how can you improve your english? 7. is it difficult for you to learn english? 8. why is english not an easy language to learn? 9. can you got any english books in the original? 10. have you got any english book and dictionaries at home? 11. what advantages have the people who kow foreign languages? 12. why do you want to learn english? придумайте банальные ответы главное правильные

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vika23562

Английский язык

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I've been learning it for 5 years it takes about one hour per day to prepare for my english lesson there it was a language laboratory i stay and work there every business day of course, i speak e.well,that is why i do like foreign languages i can improve my knowledge if english when i travell abroad,so i should speak with nativ people it is not difficult for me i dont think so,e. is much more easier than german,for example. i have got there are a lot of advantages: it is a worldwide language , there are a lot of people in the whole world who speak e.

lenok0701

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