Новая Школа - онлайн-школа подготовки к ЕГЭ
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22 октября 2024 09:49 · публичный вопрос
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Waste and consumerism seem to rule our modern world, but here are some caring, sharing ways to keep landfills low, keep money in our pockets and get back that lost community spirit, too! Hey, Neighbour! Getting around 1 One of the ..... (big) costs these days - for both our wallets and the environment - is transport. Is the place you're going really too far to walk to, though? 2 And what about cycling there? The ..... (one) 5 When was the last time you ..... (use) a lawnmower, a ladder or a power drill? Why not share items like these through a neighbourhood share scheme? 6 These schemes allow members .... (see what people living nearby have to lend. bike sharing scheme was in 1965 in Amsterdam, but now there are about 200 in cities around the world. You borrow a bike from What to do with your 'stuff' one 'sharing station' and drop it off at another. 3 If your destination is too far to walk or cycle to, think about carpooling. A car costs a lot to run, but now there . (be) neighbourhood carpools everywhere. When you're in a carpool, you share the cost of ... (run) your car with others. And even if you don't have ownership of a car, most carpools are still happy to let you join. 7 Do you have clothes you .... (not/wear) for the last six months? Why not organise a clothes swap party with your friends? 8 Not only will you get rid of things you don't use without throwing them out - you also might get a whole new outfit for .... (you). 9 Do the same with other possessions that ..... (gather) dust in the house. There are also dozens of Internet sites where you can sell them. ВЫДЕЛИТЬ ОСНОВНУЮ МЫСЛЬ И СОКРАТИТЬ

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Main Idea: Embracing sharing and community initiatives can reduce waste, save money, and restore community spirit in a consumer-driven world.

Summary: Transport costs strain both finances and the environment, so consider walking or cycling instead. If that's not possible, look into neighborhood carpooling to share costs.

Additionally, participating in a neighborhood share scheme allows you to borrow tools and other items, fostering community connections. Hosting a clothes swap can help you refresh your wardrobe without spending, while also decluttering your home by letting go of items that collect dust. There are also online platforms available to sell unused possessions.

Waste and consumerism seem to rule our modern world, but here are some caring, sharing ways to keep landfills low, keep money in our pockets and get back that lost community spirit, too! Hey, Neighbour! Getting around 1 One of the ..... (big) costs these days - for both our wallets and the environment - is transport. Is the place you're going really too far to walk to, though? 2 And what about cycling there? The ..... (one) 5 When was the last time you ..... (use) a lawnmower, a ladder or a power drill? Why not share items like these through a neighbourhood share scheme? 6 These schemes allow members .... (see what people living nearby have to lend. bike sharing scheme was in 1965 in Amsterdam, but now there are about 200 in cities around the world. You borrow a bike from What to do with your 'stuff' one 'sharing station' and drop it off at another. 3 If your destination is too far to walk or cycle to, think about carpooling. A car costs a lot to run, but now there . (be) neighbourhood carpools everywhere. When you're in a carpool, you share the cost of ... (run) your car with others. And even if you don't have ownership of a car, most carpools are still happy to let you join. 7 Do you have clothes you .... (not/wear) for the last six months? Why not organise a clothes swap party with your friends? 8 Not only will you get rid of things you don't use without throwing them out - you also might get a whole new outfit for .... (you). 9 Do the same with other possessions that ..... (gather) dust in the house. There are also dozens of Internet sites where you can sell them. ВЫДЕЛИТЬ ОСНОВНУЮ МЫСЛЬ И СОКРАТИТЬ
**Main Idea:** Embracing sharing and community initiatives can reduce waste, save money, and restore community spirit in a consumer-driven world. **Summary:** Transport costs strain both finances and the environment, so consider walking or cycling instead. If that's not possible, look into neighborhood carpooling to share costs. Additionally, participating in a neighborhood share scheme allows you to borrow tools and other items, fostering community connections. Hosting a clothes swap can help you refresh your wardrobe without spending, while also decluttering your home by letting go of items that collect dust. There are also online platforms available to sell unused possessions.