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H Write your story (100–140 words). Use the ideas from the exercises and language from the Language chunks box to help you.

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▸ describe the main events (paragraphs 2 and 3)

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The Golden Ring

The Golden Ring is a route that includes eight Russian cities to the north-east of Moscow. The eight cities are: Sergiyev Posad, Suzdal, Vladimir, Rostov Velikiy, Pereslavl-Zalesskiy, Yaroslavl, Kostroma and Ivanovo. These cities are part of the history of Russia. In fact, it was in this region, towards the end of the 9^th century, that the first Slav tribes began to settle. Over the next few centuries many of the towers, gates, monasteries, churches and cathedrals that make these towns famous were built. The cities attracted builders and artists from as far away as Western Europe and these eight towns became the spiritual home of the Russian Orthodox Church. When you visit these towns it is almost like travelling back in time and many people talk of the towns as being like open-air museums.

Vladimir

There is some argument as to the date when this city was founded, but traditionally the date given is 1108. The city was built during the reign of Vladimir Monomakh, who was the grand prince of Kiev Rus. Under his grandson, Andrei Bogolyubsky, the city began what became a Golden Age. It was during this period that the Golden Gates and the famous Cathedral of Assumption were built. Unfortunately for the city, this Golden Age lasted less than a hundred years until the Mongol invasion and in 1238 fire destroyed a lot of the city. Vladimir never recovered its former power or status, but even today it has some of the jewels of Russian architecture, and the Golden Gates and the cathedral are both on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Suzdal

The city of Suzdal was founded on the banks of the river Kamenika in 1024, almost one hundred years before Vladimir. During the reign of Yuri Dolgorukiy, a son of Vladimir Monomakh (1099–1157), the city became the centre of power in the Vladimir-Suzdal principality. Dolgorukiy was the founder of Moscow and he is buried in the Cathedral of the Nativity, which is one of eight White Monuments of Vladimir and Suzdal added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1992.

Nowadays Suzdal is an important place for tourism with its fine examples of old Russian architecture. It is particularly famous for the number of churches and monasteries, and with the unpaved streets, stunning medieval architecture and country setting it often feels like you are in an old Russian village.

Sergiev Posad

Originally a very small village, it grew bigger in the 15^th century around one of the most important monasteries in all of Russia. The Trinity Lavra was founded in 1345 by St Sergius of Radonezh, one of the greatest figures in the history of the Russian Orthodox Church. Over the next four centuries more buildings were added, including the Assumption

Решение.

Решение 2.

H Напишите свой рассказ (100–140 слов). Используйте идеи из упражнений и выражения из блока языковых заготовок, чтобы помочь вам.

Ответ:

The Golden Ring is a fascinating route of eight ancient Russian cities northeast of Moscow. This region is where the first Slav tribes settled, forming the spiritual heart of the Russian Orthodox Church. Visiting these towns feels like traveling back in time, like an open-air museum.

Vladimir, founded in 1108, had a 'Golden Age' under Andrei Bogolyubsky, building majestic Golden Gates and the Assumption Cathedral. Sadly, a Mongol invasion in 1238 left much of the city in ruins. Suzdal, founded even earlier in 1024, became another powerful center, now famous for its stunning medieval architecture.

Sergiev Posad grew around the Trinity Lavra, founded in 1345 by St Sergius, a crucial figure. These cities remain significant, many now UNESCO sites. My friend exclaimed, "It’s like history comes alive here!"

Золотое Кольцо – это увлекательный маршрут из восьми древних русских городов к северо-востоку от Москвы. Этот регион – место, где поселились первые славянские племена, ставшее духовным сердцем Русской Православной Церкви. Посещение этих городов словно путешествие во времени, как музей под открытым небом.

Владимир, основанный в 1108 году, пережил «Золотой век» при Андрее Боголюбском, когда были построены величественные Золотые ворота и Успенский собор. К сожалению, монгольское нашествие в 1238 году оставило большую часть города в руинах. Суздаль, основанный еще раньше в 1024 году, стал еще одним мощным центром, ныне известным своей потрясающей средневековой архитектурой.

Сергиев Посад вырос вокруг Троицкой Лавры, основанной в 1345 году Сергием Радонежским, ключевой фигурой. Эти города остаются значимыми, многие из них теперь являются объектами Всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО. Мой друг воскликнул: «Здесь словно оживает история!»