Береги время (Сочинения ЕГЭ английский язык)

Beginning with the fourth grade, my school week is painted literally by the hour: school, homework, swimming pool, English lessons. Only at the weekend I can relax a little, and even then it does not always work, because parents need help too. Such an intense schedule taught me to appreciate my time.

Even there is a fast, but here in our house a strict law - for food no books and TV! The brain must be focused on eating. But on the way to training in the subway, I can read or listen to music for relaxation. The pool helps to maintain a good physical shape and eliminates the need to do morning exercises, which is still not enough time. In addition, swimming loads the body, giving a breathing space to the brain. Therefore, I combine rest with work, because this is also a good method of rationally spending time.

It is very important not only to be able to work well, but also to learn how to rest properly.

When doing homework, I do five-minute breaks every half hour. I get up, stretch, I take a few slow deep breaths, and then again start to work.

Only those who do not have enough time, who have every minute on their account, can appreciate their time. And here it is important not to hurry, because vanity generates mistakes and deprives rest. Above my desk hangs a poster: "Hurry, take your time!" Discipline helps me to follow this principle. My things are always laid out in their places, so do not waste time searching. In the evening I collect a briefcase and a bag for the pool. I'm trying to accurately calculate the time, which should go to a particular occupation.

Sometimes, of course, there are unforeseen circumstances. Under them it is necessary to adjust, changing their plans on the move. But if you do not fuss, do not be nervous, everything turns out without any special losses.Only those who do not have enough time, who have every minute on their account, can appreciate their time. And here it is important not to hurry, because vanity generates mistakes and deprives rest. Above my desk hangs a poster: "Hurry, take your time!" Discipline helps me to follow this principle. My things are always laid out in their places, so do not waste time searching. In the evening I collect a briefcase and a bag for the pool. I'm trying to accurately calculate the time, which should go to a particular occupation.