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6 сообщенийЭто продолжение текущего запроса, а не самостоятельное новое задание: изображение дослано в ответ на просьбу его прислать. На нём упражнение по английскому языку.
Реши задание по английскому языку
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Реши задание по английскому языку
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a) customs & rules of polite behaviour
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Possible answers:
- When greeting people, the British usually shake hands.
- With friends and relatives, they hug or kiss them on the cheek.
- For small talk, they discuss family, films, sport, hobbies and the weather.
- When visiting someone, they arrive on time, bring a small gift and phone first.
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- They usually shake hands when they meet someone for the first time.
- They kiss friends or relatives on the cheek or give them a hug.
- You can talk about family, films, television, sport, studies, food, hobbies and the weather.
- You should arrive on time, bring a small gift and phone before visiting.
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- You should respect them.
- Lucy gave her parents a hug, and then went to the party.
- Being impolite to others is not acceptable behaviour.
- Apart from the hosts, he didn’t know anyone at the party.
- She kissed her daughter on the cheek before she left for work.
Words in bold:
- politeness — вежливость;
- reserved — сдержанный;
- affectionate — ласковый;
- offended — обиженный;
- privacy — личная жизнь;
- marital status — семейное положение;
- earn — зарабатывать;
- acceptable — приемлемый;
- hosts — хозяева;
- on time — вовремя;
- drop in — заглянуть, зайти ненадолго.
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- Russians usually shake hands when they meet someone for the first time.
- Friends and relatives usually hug and sometimes kiss each other on the cheek.
- You can talk about family, films, music, sport, studies, food, hobbies and the weather.
- You should arrive on time, phone before visiting and bring a small gift.
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Socialising in Russia
When you meet a Russian person for the first time, shake hands. Friends and relatives usually hug and sometimes kiss each other on the cheek. You can make small talk about family, films, music, sport, studies, food, hobbies and the weather. When visiting a Russian person at home, arrive on time, phone first and bring a small gift, such as flowers or chocolates.