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Перед тобой сплошной текст на английском по теме «Города, памятники и парки России», разбитый на части (в margins рукой дописаны даты уроков: 20 октября, 3 ноября, 17 ноября). Вот он целиком.

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Russian towns and monuments, Moscow parks

1. Like any other large country, Russia has many big and small cities and towns. All in all there are more than 150,000 towns and each of them has historic past and interesting sights.

Murmansk is the largest city in the world beyond the Polar Circle. Murmansk is a large centre of the fishing industry. Murmansk has plenty of entertainments, the traditional Festival of the North, for example, which includes reindeer races, skating and skiing competitions.

Tyumen is the oldest Russian settlement in Siberia. Tyumen has had its own Drama and Comedy Theatre. There are some annual events taking place in the town such as the Student Spring Music Show and Town Day Show.

Yaroslavl is an ancient city. It belongs to the Golden Ring of Russia. The city is also famous for the first Russian theatre, the Volkov Theatre.

2. Monuments: There are many world famous monuments in Russia like the monument to Minin and Pozharsky in Moscow or the Bronze Horseman in St. Petersburg. But I'd like to say about The Motherland Calls in Volgograd. It's a statue of a woman holding a large sword in her right hand and commemorates Russia's victory over the Nazi invasion during World War II. It's a well-loved monument and one of the Seven Wonders of Russia.

3. Moscow: The most famous city is our capital, Moscow. The largest number of enterprises, sights, entertainments is here. But Moscow also has got a lot of green spots around the city. There are 96 parks and 18 gardens. Gorky park was founded in 1928. Next to it is Neskuchny Garden, the oldest park in Moscow. Izmailovsky park is one of the largest urban parks in the world. Losiny Ostrov is the first national park in Russia and is the biggest city forest. The Main Botanical Garden is the largest in Europe.

Как устроен текст (это и есть «принцип»)

Каждый абзац построен по одной схеме, и именно её надо повторить в похожем задании:

Название объекта → «самый-самый» факт (superlative) → 1–2 детали/цифры/примеры.

• Murmansk → the largest city beyond the Polar Circle → Festival of the North (reindeer races, skating, skiing).
• Tyumen → the oldest settlement in Siberia → Drama and Comedy Theatre; Student Spring, Town Day.
• Yaroslavl → an ancient city, Golden Ring → the first Russian theatre (Volkov Theatre).
• Monuments → world famous (Minin & Pozharsky, Bronze Horseman) → главный пример: The Motherland Calls → описание (woman with a sword) + что означает (victory in WWII) + one of the Seven Wonders of Russia.
• Moscow → the most famous city, the capital → цифры (96 parks, 18 gardens, 1928) → перечисление парков с рекордами (oldest / one of the largest / first / biggest / largest in Europe).

Проверка логики: все «рекорды» в тексте разные и не противоречат друг другу — Murmansk самый большой за полярным кругом, Yaroslavl древний, но не самый древний; Neskuchny — самый старый в Москве, а Losiny Ostrov — самый большой лес и первый национальный парк. Если начнёшь путать «the largest / the oldest / the first», ответы на вопросы собьются. Держи это в голове.

Ключевая лексика

Мини-план пересказа (3 части, как в тексте)

1. Города: Russia has over 150,000 towns → Murmansk (largest beyond the Polar Circle, fishing, Festival of the North) → Tyumen (oldest in Siberia, theatre, annual shows) → Yaroslavl (Golden Ring, first Russian theatre).
2. Памятники: many famous ones → The Motherland Calls in Volgograd: woman with a sword, WWII victory, Seven Wonders of Russia.
3. Москва: capital, most sights → 96 parks, 18 gardens → Gorky (1928), Neskuchny (oldest), Izmailovsky, Losiny Ostrov (first national park), Main Botanical Garden (largest in Europe).

Если по этому тексту нужно выполнить конкретное задание (True/False, ответы на вопросы, вставить артикли или степени сравнения) — пришли его, разберём по шагам.