Já i většina lidí z mého okolí je již naočkovaná. materiály ke studiu a domácí úkoly.
Já i většina lidí z mého okolí je již naočkovaná. materiály ke studiu a domácí úkoly.
Shuo-Yue:-
7) Jak se dle tvého názoru bude situace dále vyvíjet?
Rebeka: Myslím si, že protiepidemická opatření budu v nějaké míře platit do konce roku 2021.
Alexander: Je nepravděpodobné, že toto léto bude normální. Izrael pandemii sice zvládá dobře, ale jiné země na tom tak dobře zatím nejsou, a tak to jistě bude mít dopad i na Izrael. Veronika: Zdá se mi, že se situace v Rusku postupně zlepšuje. Postupně se ruší zavedená opatření, počet nakažených klesá. Opravdu doufám, že se v létě vše konečně stabilizuje, hranice se otevřou a lidé budou moci plně strávit dovolenou tam, kde chtějí.
Shuo-Yue: Doufám, že se situace brzy uklidní. Nyní epidemie opět nabývá na síle, proto musíme nosit roušky, častěji si mýt ruce, a pokud to není nezbytné, neopouštět domov! •
Rebeka: USA Alexander: Izrael Veronika: Rusko Shuo-Yue: Taiwan
The Magical Kingdom
Once upon a time, deep in a dark forest, lived a very special girl called Raven.
text: eliška doležalová 6.0
She wasn ' t special in a way that would make others swoon over her or be fond of her; otherwise, she wouldn ' t be living alone in a forest, right?
Unfortunately for her, her sort of distinction wasn ´ t admired or looked up to- it was punished as the worst crime. You may be asking, what she has done that is so horrible it could cost her her life? As many old tales suggest, she could either be a monster or a witch. The second was true, but in the eyes of the king, the people her kind were both.
One day, in the middle of spring, Raven was watering the flowers in her garden. The sun was dancing on her skin, as she gently sang a song her mother used to sing to her. Raven felt guilt crawling on her neck at the sudden memory of her mother ´ s death; she knew she could ' ve stopped the highwaymen from murdering her. At the time, her magic wasn ´ t controllable, but her stubbornness wouldn ' t let her take the blame off her shoulders.
Raven, lost in her head, didn ' t seem to notice the sudden quietness of the forest. The sun was now covered by heavy grey clouds and the light breeze became harsher, biting the young witch ´ s unprotected skin. Suddenly, the silence was interrupted by a loud crack, suggesting someone else ´ s presence.“ What is it that brings you to me again, my lord?” asked Raven mockingly, without seemingly lifting her head from her beloved flowers.
“ Quit the formalities, witch”, the newcomer ordered.“ Since our army has failed to arrest and punish you for your sorcery, I ´ ve come here alone.”
“ And what do you think a prince can do to me that a whole army hasn ´ t been capable of doing?” said Raven smugly.
The prince looked away for a moment. Raven caught a glimpse of sadness in his green eyes.“ I didn ' t come here to tell you you should be punished for your crimes. My mother is sick... and since you are the last witch my father hasn ' t killed yet, I ´ m here to ask you for your help.”, said the prince with difficulty. He kept looking down, slowly petting his horse on the neck.
Raven stayed silent for a moment. The
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