TASK 3: Room 101
After
a hot discussion in our group we decided that what gets us really angry
is getting up early. There are two types of people: for some of them it
is quite easy to get up early, such people can work hard since first
minutes after waking up; others are totally opposite: they feel awful
when they wake up at 6 o'clock and their working capacity is bad until
afternoon. In fact, we four are not early-risers, we do hate all these
alarm clocks, they are wailing monsters which torture all sleep-deprived
students. That is why we agreed that we would put the first schedule
class to the Room 101, where it will disappear forever. What's the
point in attending these classes when you aren't able to percieve
information, and your only desire is to go home and sleep a couple of
hours more? The world
would be brighter without these horrible early wake-ups. We hope that our
society is developing, and one day there would be an opportunity to study in
the evening for people like us.
These are
only our dreams but we like the idea of the Room 101.
Written by:
Yakushko Anya, Polyanskaya Irina, Vostrikov
Vasiliy, Godenov Alexander

I agree with your opinion about the first classes. I really think the world would be better without them, nobody would have to wake up for 15 minutes before a class, beat about his/her room looking for the clothes and so on.
ОтветитьУдалитьMyself, I'm quite fond of having classes early in the morning. As traffic jams irritate me much more than the necessity to get up early, I always arrive long before the classes start, so that's not really a problem to me. Quite the opposite, actually. If we don't have classes in the morning then they'll just end later in the evening, which means that on my way home I'll have to endure heavy traffic and buses teeming with people. So for me, having classes early in the morning is the lesser of two evils.
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