Предмет: Русский язык, автор: viktoria4156

Краткое сообщение "Я хочу изучать географию"

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Автор ответа: amelkinaalexandra

Ответ:Изучать географию нужно . Предмет география дает нам возможность узнать как можно больше о нашей планете Земля, о её появлении и периодах жизни. Также география помогает нам ориентироваться на местности-что может пригодиться в реальной жизни. Кроме того, мы говорим о странах мира. Сравниваем наше государство с другими. Смотрим, с кем граничит наше государство и в каких экономических отношениях состоит с др. странами мира. География-важная наука. Её , конечно же, обязательно стоит изучать, если хочешь узнать о нашем мире!=)

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'You foreigners are so clever,' said a lady to me some years ago. First, thinking of the great amount of foreign idiots and half-wits I had had the honour of meeting, I considered this remark exaggerated but complimentary. Since then I have learnt that it was far from it. These few words expressed the lady's contempt and slight disgust for foreigners.
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