2. Look at the text. What type of text is it? - A Nigerian teenager's blogPosted by Sani,10.25 amLast weekend, I went to a music workshop.I wanted to learn how to play the drums. Did you know that music is very important here \in Nigeria?In the past, people used music to tell stories about our culture. Music also helped people when they worked on farms or did chores. Nowadays, we play and s\ing at every important event \in our lives.Drums are a traditional \instrument, but there are others, too. Children sometimes make their own \instruments from cans or plants. What about you? What did you do? Comments:I had a calligraphy class. Calligraphy is the traditional way of writ\ing \in Ch\ina. In the past, people used a brush to draw pictures, or characters. Each word \in my language is a different character! I th\ink it's important to learn about our culture. I started calligraphy when I was seven, and I  love it!XiuI went to a dance class. Irish danc\ing is part of our culture. I first saw it when I was three and decided to learn. In the past, people only danced at social events, but now there are competitions, too. A lot of young people post video clips of their dances onl\ine. It's so cool!Saorise

Aby, wykupić dostęp do rozwiązania zadaniania o treści 'Look at the text. What type of text is it? – A Nigerian teenager’s blogPosted by Sani,10.25 amLast weekend, I went to a music workshop.I wanted to learn how to play the drums. Did you know that music is very important here \in Nigeria?In the past, people used music to tell stories about our culture. Music also helped people when they worked on farms or did chores. Nowadays, we play and s\ing at every important event \in our lives.Drums are a traditional \instrument, but there are others, too. Children sometimes make their own \instruments from cans or plants. What about you? What did you do? Comments:I had a calligraphy class. Calligraphy is the traditional way of writ\ing \in Ch\ina. In the past, people used a brush to draw pictures, or characters. Each word \in my language is a different character! I th\ink it’s important to learn about our culture. I started calligraphy when I was seven, and I  love it!XiuI went to a dance class. Irish danc\ing is part of our culture. I first saw it when I was three and decided to learn. In the past, people only danced at social events, but now there are competitions, too. A lot of young people post video clips of their dances onl\ine. It’s so cool!Saorise' przejdź tutaj.