Составьте предложение с 10 прилагательными на английском языке ))До завтра) Make a sentence with 10 adjectives in English. please)

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1)Who has never tasted bitter, knows not what is sweet.

Кто никогда не пробовал горького, не знает, что такое сладкое.

2) A great ship asks deep waters.

Большому кораблю-большое плавание.

3)Не brought me two good books.

Он принес мне две хорошие книги.

4)The large box is on the table.

Большая коробка на столе

5) This text is as difficult as that one.

Этот текст такой же трудный, как и тот.

6)He is not so (as) tall as his brother.

Он не такой высокий, как его брат.

7)She is not so beautiful as you (are).

Она не такая красивая, как ты.

8)I am not as strong as he is.

Я не такой сильный, как он.

9)They had to carry the wounded from the ambulances to the hospital

Им пришлось носить раненых из санитарных машин в госпиталь.

10) He had dark living eyes and straight black hair

У него были темные живые глаза и прямые черные волосы.

так?

rule, pole, bow a down, wicked, bow, obey, punish

Listen and read. How did

Sessler decide to punish

Villiam Tell?

The Legend of William

A story from Switzerland

Many years ago, a cruel man called Gessler ruled over the people of

Switzerland. The people did not like Gessler and they were afraid of him.

One day, Gessler's men put up a pole in the town square and put his hat on

the top of it. Gessler gove orders that every man who came into the town

must bow down in front of the hat. Everyone obeyed because they were

afrald Gessler might kill them. There was one man, though, who was not

afraid. This brave man's name was William Tell. When he saw the hat, he stood

in front of it and laughed: 'I will not bow down to this wicked man!

William Tell looked at his dear son and the boy looked back at his

father. He was not afrald because he knew his father was the best

shot in the land. William Tell fired and the arrow flew through the

air. It hit the apple exactly in the middle! Everyone in the square

cheered. Then Gessler saw another arrow in William Tell's hand.

What is the other arrow for?' he asked.

William Tell looked the evil man in the

eye and said, 'This arrow was for you if

anything happened to my son!'

According to legend, some time later William Tell finally

managed to shoot Gessler and set his country free.

When Gessler heard of this, he was really angry. He decided to punish William

Tell. Everyone knew that William Tell could shoot with a bow and arrow better

than anyone. Gessler ordered William Tell's son to stand in the town square

with an apple on his head. He then told William Tell that he must hit the

apple with just one shot of an arrowl 'If you don't hit the apple,' said

Gessler, 'my men will kill the boy right in front of you!"