Pilgrimage

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1. Не can skate well. My friend can play the piano. She could translate this text. They are able to work the whole light day.

2. You may borrow a bicycle for Sunday. I might go to the cinema after classes yesterday.

3. You must help your little brother. This morning I have to go to the doctor. We had to go there yesterday.

4. We were to see our friend at the hospital. We are to help him. He is to recover.

5. Athletes should train 6 times a week. You should have a rest.

1. Mike is looking for a job. He _____ paint walls, he _____ fix motors and he _____ repair locks.

2. Nick _____ do his homework because he was very tired. Jane _____ to do her homework because she _____ take care of her baby sister.

3. Small children _____ play with matches.

4. My parents think that my hair _____ be shorter, my friends _____ be more polite when they come to our house and I _____ get better marks at school.

5. Jane doesn't go to school today and she _____ not go to school tomorrow. She thinks she _____ have pneumonia.

1. Можно мне взять вашу книгу? 2. На уроке английского языка вы должны говорить только по-английски. 3. Можно задать вопрос? 4.Я не могу сделать эту работу. Я устал. 5. Можно здесь курить? 6. Мы должны сегодня поехать за город. Мы договаривались. 7. Тебе следует навестить друга.

In the Middle Ages, pilgrims were rather like today's pack­age tourists. The season began in April or May, and they had to travel in groups because it was safer and also more enjoyable. To prove they had done the pilgrimage, the rules were quite strict. They had to follow a well-planned route and visit important places of culture where they bought souvenirs to prove where they had been. They had to travel on foot or by horse and they stayed in special hostels. For some, the pilgrimage was an important religious experience, but many people could have a chance to have a holiday and do some sightsee­ing.

These days the rules are less strict. You only have to travel 100 km on foot or horseback. You can go by bicycle as well, but you're not supposed to drive or hitchhike, so to prove you have resisted this temptation, you're obliged to obtain a pilgrim’s "pass­port" and get a stamp at various offices along the route.

You don't even have to be very religious. Many people see it as an alternative to package tours and beach holidays. The pilgrimage is getting very popular and if you want to do it in the peace and quiet which the pilgrims in the past enjoyed, you should travel out of season and avoid holidays.

When you arrive in a Saint Place, you have to show your pass­port at the Pilgrim's Office by the cathedral. A church official checks the dates on the stamps and if he is satisfied, he may give you a blessing. The hotels,where the pilgrims can stay and which are today modern, is still obliged to give up to ten pilgrims one free meal a day.

1. Why had pilgrims to travel in groups in the Middle Ages?

2. By what means can you pilgrimage today?

3. Should you be very religious to be a pilgrim?

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