Across the Curriculum 7f
• People who help us
How do the people in the pictures (1-5) help us? Match the
prompts (A-E) to the pictures (1-5).
Make sentences. Use your own ideas as well.
A help people/cross busy road - teach/road safety
B take people/hospital - give/first aid
C put out fires - rescue people
D report parking offences - control traffic
E stop crime - protect people
Police officers stop crime and protect people,
Read the title of the text. Think of two questions
you have about the nell
ollipop lady​

1)there is a bookshelf with dictionaries in the classroom.

2)next year i’ll have four lessons of english every week.

3)yesterday hobbit went shopping and he bought a nice pen.

4)did you answer the questions at the last lesson? - no,idid not.

5)my little sister will go to school in two years.

remember the old days, when  lebron james  had championship aspirations with the  cleveland cavaliers? before  the decision  and before dan gilbert's angry letter written in comic sans?

lebron's dominance was at a level where he actually had people believing that antawn jamison could be the missing piece to a championship team. the akron hammer got mo williams into an all-star game. oh yeah, and by playing with james, anderson varejao is now considered "untouchable." no wonder lebron took his talents to south beach.

anyone who watches the  nba, or even listens to what some of the announcers have to say, can tell you the impact that an elite player can have on his team.

prime example—lebron turned a team full of average role players into a no. 1 seed and title contenders. as soon as he leaves town, they're a team struggling to even compete on a nightly basis, landing the top pick in the nba draft. and as soon as people saw this, we all understood why lebron left.

these special players are at a premium, even in today's superstar league. and with the recent alignment of star players, very few are left on their own the way lebron was in cleveland. one of these players is due for free agency in one year. you may have heard of him:   dwight howard.

howard is an absolute monster on both ends of the floor who is as capable of taking over a game as anyone in the league. opposing teams guard him with at least two players at all times, usually with very little success. teams have resorted to recycling defenders who simply foul d12 in hopes that he won't make his free throws. given the shortage of quality big men in the league, howard's ability is even more valuable considering he gets to exhibit it against many low-quality big men.

becky yesterday didnt play puzzles ))по моему так))