| 1. ( ) | , , , : On the both pictures I can see two small parties | |
| 2. | , I think they are common because they show the celebrating eh something something holiday, birthday | |
| 3. | : But the first party is with many friends, ehclowns, parents. They show they are happy. But on the second it's alone birthday where nobody is dear | |
| 4. | : Of course, I prefer to /have party like on the first picture. | |
| 5. | : because there are much of happy, smiles, laughs, and the people looked very happy. | |
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| 2 | - : 0 on the both pictures; its alone birthday; where nobody is dear(?) where there is nobody who is dear to him; on the photo two; he had lived very long life Past Perfect + ; they are common they have much in common; to have party like ; there are much of happy, smiles, laughs . . , of, happy ( happiness) laughs ( laughter); people looked ; on the second picture is very big aloneness there is, great very big, aloneness ; pity . On the photo . : [ð] with. |
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On first picture we can see children celebrating girl's birthday. She is blowing candles. Someone is clapping and there we can see clown and other stuff. On the second picture we can see an old man. He seems to be very upset because he is alone. He doesn't have anyone and it is also his birthday. That is what these two pictures have in common. They are different because of its different attitudes: the children are happy and an old man is very upset. I would prefer the first because they have a good attitude and an old man do not.
