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i am sitting in the park and writing my notes at the moment

why i want to participate in summer programmes? well, that's an interesting question.

firstly, i need to say that i have never been abroad and never left my country. walking as a tourist after workday in a strange country and observing sight-seeings must be really enjoyable and beneficial. for example, i have dreamed of travelling to america, i mean the us, even for work since i was a child.

secondly, working during summer programmes should help me earn some money for my further education, or, at least, for my own needs.

and lastly, that i will probably become a good user of certain language if i take part in summer programmes.

so, from now my position should be clear to you. will be waiting for your answer.

danchik

b: then where have you been? (present perfect)

a: oh, nowhere. i wanted (past simple) to go to america two years ago,but now i don't want to go there.

b: why?

a: i understood (past simple) that my wish is impossible, so i abandoned(past simple) that idea. 

и 2-я

b: have you heard some interesting news? (present perfect)

a: no.

b: i heard (past simple) that brian flunked (past simple) his exam last week. 

a: why did (past simple)he flunk the exam?

b: he lost (past simple)his homework, so he didn't repeat a topic.(past simple)

there once was a badger. he liked to do exercises in the morning, run, jump! he believed that he was happiest in the world of badgers.one day he went swimming in the river. swim, swim and came across something acute.on thought that this shark. badger and just saw. ran it and told it to his friends. they went to this place and saw that nothing dangerous is an ordinary fall.

and since then,  the badger  was considered  a