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to a little girl. Then Little Amy meets
an old man. She gives the old man
her 3)
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4)
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the sky! Little Amy has got a lot of
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Places of Interest in Moscow

Moscow is the biggest city of Russia and its capital. The city is situated on the Moskva River and was founded more than 800 years ago. Nowadays, Moscow is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It houses many attractive parks and squares, great architectural wonders and countless places of interest. Special attention is always put to the city centre, as there are the most famous sights. Among them, the outstanding Kremlin and Red Square, the Bolshoi and the Maly Theatres, Saint Basil's Cathedral, the Historical Museum, the Armoury Chamber and many others.

In the very heart of the capital one can find the Historical Museum and the Armoury Chamber. Both these museums can tell more about Russian history than any other place. One of the newest and most famous religious sights in Moscow is The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. It’s situated on the bank of the Moskva River and is known as the tallest Orthodox church in the world. The view of Christ the Saviour’s Cathedral strikes imagination with its grandeur and magnificence. Other than that, Moscow has a great number of famous parks, squares, theatres, monuments, streets and concert halls. Undoubtedly, Moscow is a very special city.

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6 of my classmates after the 9th grade will try to go to college or technical school. If they pass the exams, they will have to study 2-4 years and then they plan to start working or maybe go on studying at the university. 2 of my classmates has told me that they are going to look for job and really don’t want to go on studying neither at school nor at college. The majority of my classmates are going to proceed with school education. Right now all of them plan to try to pass the exams to different universities. When I ask what are they going to do if they will not be accepted by any university after the 11th grade, everybody says that they’ll go on trying the next year, but nobody is really planning their life taking in mind the possibility of failure. One girl has told me that she would like to get married after school and start her own family. Two of my classmates have confessed that their parents are considering options of sending them abroad for further studies and work.