Question

Краткий перессказ мери поппинс по главам на английском языке

Answer 1

The narrative in this fairy tale begins with the fact that the Banks family, gathered for morning tea, discussing the search for a new nanny. The house has already been visited by many nurses, but none of them could not get along with children - Jane, Michael and the twins. And suddenly on the threshold of the house there is a determined young woman who appears to Mary Poppins and declares that it - their new nanny. Where did Mary Poppins at the door Banks home - is unknown, there is a feeling that she came here straight from the air or down from the sky on a large umbrella-cane, which she holds in her hand.   Mary Poppins is not like all the other nannies. She - Miss Perfection, as has absolutely no flaws (except that loves to look at her reflection in the shop windows - but is it a lack of charming women?) She is strict and demanding, but at the same time understands children. She tells them wonderful stories and gives to drink medicine, which is directly in her spoon turns into ice cream, it can enter on the stair railing up and unbutton hooks and buttons on children's clothing with the help of sight.   In addition, Mary understands not only the children but also animals and even statues - thanks to her children get acquainted with a boy with a dolphin in the city park and learn more about the life of a stray dog, and the dog of one of their neighbors. And Mary drew particular attention to the manner - her own manners are excellent. Besides the umbrella, it brings into the house with a large carpet bag, from which it gets all sorts of things, and sometimes those that hardly fit into the usual bag.   In short, Mary Poppins - a very special nurse, the second such does not exist. She is a sorceress, but the fairy, which is entirely focused on children's issues, and there is always where you want to help children. Asked Jane and Michael about how long they will stay, Mary, she says that it all depends on the wind - because with the help of the wind and her umbrella she moves from one to the other of his pupils. Mary Poppins makes a lot of miracles for children - but all these wonders are interesting only by the children in the adult world, they have no value. Mary tells and shows the children what is happening in the zoo at night, as well as talks about the house, which is inhabited by children, painted on a plate made of porcelain.   And the children will learn from it, where in the sky the stars appear - it considers them to Mary Poppins, and it really is the star of the foil, which Mary takes Jane and Michael, and sticks to the sky. Now children are exactly in the world dreamed of - a world filled with wonders. Only they are concerned about one question: whether they will forget about all of this when they become adults - for adults often do not remember even the most vivid impressions of his childhood. But they believe that such a nanny, Mary Poppins, they will never forget.

Answer 2

Mary Poppins is a beloved children's book written by P.L. Travers and published in 1934. It tells the story of the Banks family, who live at Number Seventeen Cherry-Tree Lane in London. Mr. and Mrs. Banks have two children, Jane and Michael, who have a habit of driving away their nannies with their mischievous behavior.

One day, the wind changes direction and brings Mary Poppins into the lives of the Banks family. Mary Poppins is a magical nanny with a stern yet loving demeanor. She arrives at their home, carrying a carpet bag that seems to contain an endless array of curious and impossible items.

Mary Poppins immediately takes charge of the household, introducing the children to her unique and whimsical approach to life. With her help, Jane and Michael embark on a series of magical adventures, aided by a talking umbrella named Parrot.

In the first chapter, Mary Poppins takes the children on an outing to the park, where they encounter a magical carousel. They enjoy a thrilling ride and meet various colorful characters along the way. Mary Poppins also introduces them to a group of starlings who teach them to speak their language.

In the second chapter, Mary Poppins takes Jane and Michael to visit her cousin, Miss Andrew, who is known as "The Holy Terror." Miss Andrew is a strict and fearsome woman who tries to scare the children into behaving. However, Mary Poppins cleverly outwits her and they escape unscathed.

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