Question

Забавная(смешная,интересная)история на английском языке, предложений 10-15.

Answer 1

The American Bus is outcast transport. It is unimportant that it doesn’t run on our bumpy roads, but on excellent highway, high speed roads without traffic lights, a brilliant embodiment of the American style of life (it is roads that reflects a national character); it is unimportant, that it is equipped with the conditioner and a toilet, that it brakes near at "McDonald's" and other roadside cafes, the truth, and brakes at night, in not absolutely fixed time for meal … It is important, that the middle class and up fly by planes or go cars even on short distance.

Each six hours the driver changes and so does of driving style. The driver in an American bus is a unique figure. He is the guide (look to the left - there is a pine which has grown through the rock, see they have fenced it in), and a policeman (and who else is supposed to keep order?), and a judge in any conflict, and a high professional …

Answer 2

Once upon a time in a small town, there lived a mischievous cat named Whiskers. Whiskers was known for his playful and curious nature. One sunny day, as Whiskers was strolling through the neighborhood, he spotted a group of children playing near a tree.

Unable to resist the temptation, Whiskers decided to join in the fun. He stealthily crept up to the tree and pounced on one of the children's hats, causing everyone to burst into laughter. The children were delighted to have Whiskers as their new playmate.

As the days went by, Whiskers became a regular visitor in the neighborhood. He would surprise the children with his acrobatic skills, climbing trees and chasing after butterflies. One day, Whiskers even managed to catch a mouse and proudly presented it to the children as a gift.

But Whiskers' mischievous adventures didn't stop there. One afternoon, while the children were having a picnic, Whiskers decided to explore the nearby lake. He jumped into a small rowboat and started paddling with his paws, much to the amusement of the children.

However, Whiskers soon realized that he had drifted too far from the shore. Panic-stricken, he meowed for help, catching the attention of a passing fisherman. The fisherman, amused by Whiskers' predicament, rowed over to rescue him and brought him back to the children's picnic spot.

From that day on, Whiskers became a local legend. The children would often tell stories about their fearless feline friend who could paddle a boat. People from neighboring towns came to visit, eager to witness Whiskers' unique talents.

As time passed, Whiskers continued to bring joy and laughter to the town. He became a beloved member of the community, and his playful antics were talked about for years to come. Whiskers' funny and interesting adventures reminded everyone to embrace their inner child and find joy in the simplest of things.

And so, the legend of Whiskers, the adventurous and mischievous cat, lived on, making the town a happier and more vibrant place.