About Mongolia

Mongolia, with a land area of about 1.6 million sq. km. and a population of about 3.0 million is the world’s most sparsely populated country. The land ranges from desert to semi-desert to grassy steppe, with mountains in the west and south-west. Arable land is estimated to constitute only 0.8 percent of this vast country. Landlocked between Russia and China, Mongolia has shown steady growth in the recent years. GDP per capita increased over the years and Mongolia is now a middle-income country.

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Mongolian traditional food.

Food in Mongolia is affected by its extreme continental climate, because of which the diet primarily comprises of meat, dairy products and animal fats. Spices and vegetables are served but in limitation. Because of the country's history with China and Russia, the cuisine is influenced but both cultures.

Features of Mongolia

The nomads that live in Mongolia sustain primarily from products that are derived from cattle, sheep, horses and yaks, which are domesticated. Meat is mostly cooked or used in soups and dumplings. The large percentage of animal fat in Mongolian diets helps the natives to withstand the cold and also work outdoors.
The milk and cream derived from these animals is used to make diverse beverages, cheese and other such products.

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ABOUT MYSELF

Hello!

     It's the 21st century which is globalizated. Day by day, technology is being innovated. So i chose my profession. Now i'll introduce myself. My name is Badmaagarav. I was born on 25 June, Darkhan city. I study in Information Communication Technology of University. I'm 2nd course of Telecommunication.

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Inception review

Inception is a 2010 American science fiction heist film written, produced, and directed by Christopher Nolan.The film stars Leonarda DiCaprio, Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Ellen Page, Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, Dileep Rao, Tom Nerenger and Michael Caine. DiCaprio plays Dom Cobb, a specialized spy or corporate espionage thief.

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Problems of the planet

A variety of environmental problems now affect our entire world. Some of the largest problems now affecting the world are Acid Rain, Air Pollution, Global Warming, Hazardous Waste, Ozone Depletion, Smog, Water Pollution, Overpopulation, and Rain Forest Destruction. Every environmental problem has causes, numerous effects, and most importantly, a solution. There are separate pages discussing each of these topics for every major environmental problem covered in this section.

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Unit 11-12

Unit 11

13. 1. She told him not to touch he switch with wet hands.

      2. She asked me what I had seen in the distance

      3. He asked her if she had got a pen.

      4. The museum guide warned us not to touch the exhibits.

      5. The teacher told us to be quiet.

      6. He asked me if I had spoken to Ann yet.

      7. He asked me why I hadn’t called the police.

      8. He told Jane he would need her help.

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Unit 1-10 Exercises

Unit 1
4. Positive: self-confident, caring, imaginative, outgoing, helpful, easy-going, cooperative, active, loyal,  
    polite.
    Negative: rude, stubborn, selfish, disorganised, shy, forgetful, lazy, arrogant
5. 1. Roger is friendly and (also) caring.
    2. John is intelligent but he tends to be self-sentred at times.
    3. Andrew tends to be stubborn and (also) disorganised.
    4. Paul is cooperative. On the other hand, he can be forgetful at times.
    5. Michael is energetic but he can be bossy at times

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Mongolian future in 2050

    Can you imagine what Mongolian live will be like in the year in 2050? It is really interesting topics. Perhaps you will be living the flying house or may be you will be eating ready-made as robots.

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MY GREAT TOUR

Dear teacher, 

    I like to travel. Especially around the world. I want to know about America more and more. Because it is very famous for world, exciting and innovation is the best. 

    When I graduated my first course, I had a chance to go to America with my friends. 

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