Придумать 5 предложений с 1)to cut down; 2) to cut in; 3) to cut of; 4) to cut out ; 5)to cut up/

1. i like  cut down my hair. - я люблю  урезать свои волосы. 2. i hate when someone cut in  else's conversation. - я ненавижу когда кто-то вмешивается в чужой разговор. 3. i know how cut of meat. - я знаю как отрезать мясо. 4. i like cut out different  applications of paper. - я люблю делать разные аппликации из бумаги. 5. not all know how cut up meat. - не все знают как рубить мясо.

Из словаря cut down on fatty foods if you want to lose weight. 'what shall i do? ' patrick cut in again. one of his fingers was cut off in the accident. billy showed me the article he'd cut out of the magazine. he cut the paper up into little pieces.

на тему Travelling

Many pupils go on school trips. Some people say they are interesting and educational. Other people say that they are a waste of time and children should learn in the classroom. Most teachers are convinced that there is more to learning than lessons in the classroom. That is why they try to create memorable learning experiences with the help of educational school trips.

School trips include a wide range of outdoor educational and residential courses, designed to stimulate, educate and motivate pupils. To my mind, school trips help teachers inspire pupils and bring subject areas to life. School trips broaden children’s mind, improve their knowledge of history and geography and make their lives interesting and eventful. Whether pupils want an educational school trip within their country or abroad their aim is the same: to enjoy sightsee­ing, to discover new things, to meet interesting people and to get wonderful impressions and learning experiences which educate, excite and inspire.

However, some parents don’t think that school trips are essential. They believe that pupils can learn everything staying in the classroom. Other parents don’t like the fact that they have to pay for most school trips. Moreover, Moms and Dads are often afraid of possible dangers and difficulties which may arise during any school trip. Nevertheless, statistics show that school trips are usually safe for children. But reasonable safety measures are still required.

To sum up, a school trip is a challenging, rewarding and always exciting experience. Pupils will have fun while learning new skills and capabilities. There is no better way to foster team build­ing, positive attitudes and a sense of personal achievement. I think that school trips will certainly benefit pupils’ performance back at school.