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Մենք մայսի հինգին գնացել ենք Կոնդ թաղամաս։ Այնտեղ մենք ծանոթացել ենք պարոն Նաիրիի հետ։ Նա մեզ տարել է Կոնդի ամենասիրուն վայրերը օրինակ մզկիթը և աղբյուրները։ Կոնդ մտնելիս այնպիսի տպավորությունա ոնցոր պոռտալի մեջով անցնես դեպի հին Երևան։

English

Today we went to Kond district. There we met Mr. Nairi. He took us to Kond’s favorite places, such as the Persian mosque of 16th century. To get the impression of entering Kond, go through the old portal to the old Yerevan.

My house is not big: Ther are 5 room. Living room 2 bedrooms kitchen & toilet the living room. It is the biggest room in my house. There is a sofa, a TV, a table and chairs in the living room. We watch TV in the living room.

There is a kitchen in my house. It is smaller than the living room. . There is a stove and a fridge in the kitchen and dishwasher.

In the first bedroom we my brother and me living there. On out bedroom there are two beds and our bikes.

Once upon a time (ժուկով-ժամանակով) there lived a king. This king announced (հայտարարեց) throughout the land:

“I will give half my kingdom (թագավորությանս կեսը) to the man who can tell a lie that I can agree that is a lie.”

A shepherd (հովիվ) came and said, “My father has got a pipe (խողովակ). The pipe is very long and he can stir (խառնել) the stars with it».

“That’s possible,” answered the King. “My grandfather had a pipe. He used to (սովորություն ուներ) put one end of it in his mouth and stretch (ձգել) the other up to the sun to light it.”

The man went out scratching (քորելով) his head.

A tailor came and said, “I am sorry, O King, to have come so late. Wind (քամի), storm (փոթորիկ) and lightning (կայծակ) did not let me come early”. I was patching up the crack (ճեղք) of the sky.

“Oh, “I believe it is true” said the King, “but you haven’t patched it very well, for it rained a little again this morning.

This man also went away empty-handed (դատարկաձեռն).

A villager came in with a bag on his shoulder. “What do you want, my good man?” asked the King. “You owe (պարտք լինել) me a bag of gold. I have come for it.” “A bag of gold!” exclaimed (բացականչեց)the King astonished (զարմացած). “That s a lie (սուտ). I do not owe you anything.”

“All right. It is a lie. Then give me half your kingdom.”

“No, no. You’re quite right (Դուք միանգամայն ճիշտ եք). It’s not a lie,” the king tried to correct (ուղղել) himself.

“So I am telling the truth. Then give me the bag of gold.”

1. What did the king say to all people? I will give half my kingdom (թագավորությանս կեսը) to the man who can tell a lie that I can agree that is a lie.”
2. Who came first? shepherd
3. What did he say? My father has got a pipe The pipe is very long and he can stir
4. What was the king’s answer? That’s possible,” answered the King. “My grandfather had a pipe. He used to end of it in his mouth and stretch the other up to the sun to light it.”

A. Answer these questions. 

1. Where did Mrs. Briggs live? She lived  in London

 2. Why was Mrs. Briggs surprised? Because her dishwasher did not put cup into cupboard.

3. Did Mrs. Briggs’s dishwasher dry the plates and other things? Yes

 4. Did it put them away? No

 5. Did Mrs. Williams’s dishwasher put the things in the cupboard?Yes

 6. Who was Mrs. Williams’s dishwasher?  Mrs Williams herself.

B. Write these sentences. 

Put one of these words in each empty place:

 an  any no none some 

1. Mrs. Briggs was rich, but Mrs. Williams was not. Mrs. Briggs had . an. . beautiful carpets, but Mrs. Williams didn’t have  any . 

2. Mrs. Briggs had . an  expensive furniture, but Mrs. Williams had none

 3. Mrs. Briggs had  expensive dishwasher, but Mrs. Williams did not have any machines in her kitchen.

 4. Mrs. Briggs had  nice roses in her garden, but Mrs. Williams had no flowers in hers. 5. 

Mrs. Briggs had  big trees in her garden too, but Mrs Williams had none. 

C. Write this story. 

Put one of these words in each empty place:

 he him his her it its she 

Mrs. Williams had a good baby: She never cried, and her clothes were always clean. 

Mrs. Briggs was very surprised and said, ‘When my daughter was small, I gave her lots of food, but she cried a lot, and her clothes were always dirty. Why is your baby so different? How do you do . . . ?’ ‘Well,’ answered Mrs. Williams, ‘my first child was a boy. I always gave him a lot of food, he  got very fat, and his stomach was always full. He cried a lot and was dirty. Now I give my new baby much less, and she is happy and clean.