Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Krakenov

Написать о работе мечты (полицейский) по английскому
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Автор ответа: mzareluanikolaj

My dream job is a policeman. I dream of protecting the citizens of my country and serving the Motherland. And I am ready to accept all the difficulties of this work

Коротко,но ясненько.

Автор ответа: avi5j432g2

I dream of a quick career as a police officer. I think the men from the police are smart, strong and courageous, I like to watch detective stories and solve riddles. when I finish school, I will try to go to study as a police officer. I also like that each country has its own police uniform. The most beautiful uniform in my opinion is the uniform in England, if I succeed I want to move to London and get a job there as an officer

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