Victory Day marks Germany’s surrender to the Soviet Union in 1945. It became the end of the Great Patriotic War for the USSR, which lost about 25 million citizens in the four years of fighting. Interestingly, until its 20th anniversary (May 9, 1965), Victory Day was not a major holiday, unlike, for instance, May 1, and was considered a work day. Apart from the anniversaries in 1965 and 1985, Victory Day celebrations in the Soviet Union did not feature a military parade. This tradition started in 1995.
We remember..
Thank you,Red Army
Why 12?!?!?!!?
Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Present simple,present continues,present pertect,present perfect continues e.t.c.😟😟😩
It's so difficult
<em>It runs me crazy
</em><em>I hate</em> it
My friend from US send it to me but my English is not good and I dont understad what does she mean
Google translate work bad
Can you explain what does it mean on English-"i’d rather not being that he is mean to me all the time"
Dear,Kurt
Thank you for your letter.I'm glad to hear you.I wish to offer my sincere apologise for taking so long to answer your letter.You ask me about how young people from Russia spend free time.
I like to go to the cinema with my friends during free time.Also we like to visit to concerts of our favourite music groups.To my mind the most popular hobbie of young people is music.I know so many teenagers,who likes music and can play musican instruments.I prefer amusements parks,my dream is to visit Disneyland.Cause I love the atmosphere of parks,bright carousele,the clowns,cotton candy and the Ferris wheel.
Unfortunately I have to finish my letter.
I schoud be very much obliged if you will write to me again.
Your faithfully
Irina
