Greenville was a small town in the

Greenville was a small town in the middle of England. Most of it was full of houses and shops, but in the middle of the town there was a small park, which contained, among other things, a playground for small children. The park had always been closed at six every evening, and this had meant that the playground closed at that time too, but now the town council was discussing whether, in the summer, the playground should be left open till later. There was a lot of discussion about this among the members of the town council. A few of them thought that children should not be encouraged to stay out late in the evenings; others said that it was healthy for children to have a change from television to get some fresh air, and to be able to play in the playground instead of perhaps doing things that were either dangerous or harmful. At last one of the council members who was a woman, asked, "Have any of you ever gone to the playground on a summer evening? If you had, you would have seen that there are groups of children playing there after six every evening." "But the playground isn't open then!" others cried. "I know," the woman answered, "but it's no mystery that there are plenty of small holes in the fence round the playground through which the children can climb. And when they have to get in that way, they're much more eager to do so than if the gates are open. It's much more exciting for them to do things they think are forbidden, you sec, and it does no harm, does it?" The other members of the town council laughed, and they all agreed that the gates should continue to be closed at six for the children's sake, so as not to spoil their fun.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Greenville was a small town in the middle of England. Most of it was full of houses and shops, but in the middle of the town there was a small park, which contained, among other things, a playground for small children. The park had always been closed at six every evening, and this had meant that the playground is closed at that time too, but now the town council was discussing whether, in the summer, the playground should be left open till later. There was a lot of discussion about this among the members of the town council. A few of them thought that children should not be would refer to stay out late in the evening; others said that it was healthy for children to have a change from television to get some fresh air, and to be able to play in the playground instead of perhaps doing things that were either dangerous or harmful. At last one of the council members who was a woman, asked, "Have any of you ever gone to the playground on a summer evening? If you had, you would have seen that there are groups of children playing there after six every evening. " "But the playground isn't open then!" others cried. "I know," the woman answered, "but it's no mystery that there are plenty of small holes in the fence round the playground through which the children can climb. And when they have to get in that way, they're much more eager to do so than if the gates are open. It's much more exciting for them to do things they think are forbidden, you sec, and it does no harm, does it? " The other members of the town council laughed, and they all agreed that the gates should continue to be closed at six for the children's sake, so as not to spoil their fun.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Greenville was a small town in the middle of England. Most of it was full of houses and shops, but in the middle of the town there was a small park, which contained, among other things, a playground for small children. The park had always been closed at six every evening, and this had meant that the playground closed at that time too, but now the town council was discussing whether, in the summer, the playground should be left open till later. There was a lot of discussion about this among the members of the town council. A few of them thought that children should not be encouraged to stay out late in the evenings; others said that it was healthy for children to have a change from television to get some fresh air, and to be able to play in the playground instead of perhaps doing things that were either dangerous or harmful. At last one of the council members who was a woman, asked, "Have any of you ever gone to the playground on a summer evening? If you had, you would have seen that there are groups of children playing there after six every evening. " "But the playground is not open then!" others cried. "I know," the woman answered, "but it's no mystery that there are plenty of small holes in the fence round the playground through which the children can climb. And when they have to get in that way, they're much more eager to do so than if the gates are open. It's much more exciting for them to do things they think are forbidden, you sec, and it does no harm, does it? " The other members of the town council laughed, and they all agreed that the gates should continue to be closed at six for the children's sake, so as not to spoil their fun.