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МатематикаВопрос:
Your friend is fond of watching sports programmes on TV. And you would like to watch a documentary about the future of our planet. Convince¹ him/her to watch the pro- gramme with you. Explain: • how important it is to watch documentaries; • why the future of the Earth is a serious problem; • that documentaries are not shown as regularly as sports programmes.
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Convincing your friend to watch a documentary
Hey! I know you love sports, but I think we should watch a documentary about the future of our planet. Here's why:
- Importance of Documentaries: Documentaries are important because they inform us about real-world issues, not just entertainment. They make us think and learn about things we might not usually consider.
- The Earth's Future is Serious: The future of the Earth is a serious problem. We have issues like climate change, pollution, and loss of natural habitats. These problems affect everyone, and it's important to understand them so we can do something about it.
- Rarity of Documentaries: Documentaries aren't shown as often as sports programs. This means we need to take the opportunity when they are available. Plus, it would be cool to watch something different for a change!
I think you'll find it really interesting and important. What do you say?
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- Your friend is fond of watching sports programmes on TV. And you would like to watch a documentary about the future of our planet. Convince¹ him/her to watch the pro- gramme with you. Explain: • how important it is to watch documentaries; • why the future of the Earth is a serious problem; • that documentaries are not shown as regularly as sports programmes.
