el pececillo de oro Si yo le atrapará el pececillo de oro, no sé lo que pides, porque hasta que no de un deseo no vale la pena.

Do you read paper newspapers? No, I don't read newspapers, because I haven't enough time for it. Also usually I spend most of my free time in the Internet, that's why I read news in the Internet. I prefer to read the personal news feed from Yandex-Zen, online-magazine Elle and online newspaper Rossiyskaya gazeta.

¿Usted está leyendo en papel de periódico? No, no leo, porque no tengo tiempo suficiente. La mayor parte del tiempo me la paso en internet, por lo tanto leí la noticia en línea. Me gusta la cinta de noticias de yandex-zen. También leo de mujer online-la revista Elle y el periódico Rossiyskaya gazeta.

depende de si su estado de ánimo del tiempo? Por desgrasia, sí, soy una adicta del tiempo, porque soy particularmente sensible a las condiciones meteorológicas.

mi más inusual paseo Érase una vez que me decidí a descubrir las calles y tiendas alrededor de mi casa, así que me ha pasado a 16 kilómetros de ida y vuelta. Era increíble viaje, porque he visto muchas casas hermosas y encontrar lugares interesantes.

Environmental issues In recent years the number of environmental issues has increased rapidly. Goverments of many countries are troubled by global warming and overpopulation. They try to solve these problems and save natural environment. But there are many local issues in different countries. And in all these countries big cities have their own environmental problems. Now I want to speak about the most acute issues in my area. First of all, it’s noise pollution. It isn’t just annoying.It can cause some psychological problems and also affects quality of life.Residents always respond to noise in big cities.For example, they are really annoyed by noise from cars which caught in traffic congestions in rush hour. But some survey finds that people are able to develop immunity to noise from traffic and trains. It sounds good, but, probably, the best way to deal with this problem is to build more smart transpot connections. The other trouble is mindless vandalism which widespread between teenagers and unemployd people. Uncollected litter, graffiti, damaged cars and bus stops are among the things that really annoy us.Most of the city dwellers put up with these issues, because they suppose it is the price we pay for living in a cosmopolitan atmosphere. But I can’t agree with it. If we don’t try to solve problem, it only getting worse.And suddenly we come at the truth that it’s a vicious circle and we need to destroy it. But in my opinion, for local government is much better tries to prevent problem or to solve it as fast as it possible. Because all these things make crime rate higher and it causes anxiety. The third problem is the noise from neighbours.This trouble concerns everybody. People, who live in detached houses, in apartment blocks, in rural or in urban areas are concerned about it.They dissatisfied with their noisy neighbours who have lack of consideration most of the time, but comlaine to the police or directly to neighbours rarely.There are many reasons for that, but no one knows why they still behave like that.Moreover, no one knows why residents do nothing with abandonded cars and people drinking in the street.Maybe they wait when government starts to do something with these problems. In this case, local government should pays more attention on the same problems and starts the search for the solution. In conclusion I would like to say that tacling noise pollution should be a government priority, but also government needs to notice other problems and to solve it.

The story from unregister passenger Today I want to tell you a story about my voyage on a ship called "Mary Celeste". I was unregister passenger and I was the only one who has survived. That's why it makes my blood boil when somebody lies about things that happened on the board of the "Mary Celeste". But I digress from the point. I was unregister passenger because acording to the british laws captain couldn't take me on the board, but his wife was my close friend. I got on with her like a house on fire. We had our own ups and downs, but stayed together through thick and thin. It was a perfect day when suddenly crew heard a shot. We supposed that pirates attacked us but horizon was clear. Than we heard a second shot. Some sailors went to the below decks and found that hatch and a part of the ship were damaged. Captain understood that it wasn't a shots, it was gus kicks. We lost our nerve because a cargo of alcohol was enough to blow up a ship. Crew opened all hatches, but we all were troubled by this problem. Captain ordered everybody to move on a lifeboat. It was bound to a ship by rope. While we were waiting for another gus kick, a horrible storm started. When we tried o come back to a ship, robe broke and lifeboat was damaged by waves and fell to pieces. I was able to hold onto remains of the lifeboat and eventually I was washed up on the shore of unhabbited island. And after some time another ship saved me. This is the end of the story.

Do flatmates always get on like a house on fire? Students almost always have to share flat with others. It’s ordinary practice, when different people with diverse interests and activities need to live and learn together. It helps them to socialise and make new friends with common interests easier. I think it’s wonderful when flatmes hit it off with each other and get on like a house on fire, but the problem is that most often flatmates don’t see eye and get off on the wrong foot or fight like a cat and dog most of the time they live together. It’s a tricky situation because in this case almost everything causes mutual accusations and claims. For examle, it can be an untidy flat, a loud music and a long phone conversations. To sort problems out psycologies advise always talk with your flatemates to clear the air before you do anything and make aт opinion about someone, because you don’t why people do it. Respectful conversation between flatmates might well solve the problem in many situations. However, sometimes flatemates just were not on the same wavelenght with each and can find and follow a common solution. After some time they understand that they can’t go on like that anymore and start finding a new flatmates. That seems to be the best way forward when you and your flatmates are at each other’s throats, because it’s important to live with someone who can share your favourite activities or just understand it. In my opinion, students always want to find an ideal person for them to share flat with. Nowadays there are many tools that make it easier to find. As for me, the perfect person to share flat with is someone who will be on the same wavelenght with me. I suppose that it should be tidy, polite and well-organized person, who has the same daily routine as me. It will be wonderful if we were on the similar faculty. Moreover, it will be nice if me and my flatmate or flamates have common interests to discuss it. For example, reading, drawing or going for a walk. In conclusion I would like to say that little conflicts between flatmates are ordinary and normal. It shows them that all people are different and have diverse interests and daily routine. It also learns them how to find a compromise in different and difficult situations and how to make people listen for them and do what they want. It is an useful experience