Dickens C. Carol in Prose A Christmas Carol in Prose Arius

In the book "A Song of Prose" by the famous English writer Charles Dickens (1812-1870) it is about the cold, greedy and evil ruler of the trading company Scrooge and the ghost of Marley, Scrooge's great companion, who showing up at the day before Christmas Day to turn up the soul of his friend in the face of callousness and selfishness. Scrooge connects with the Spirit of the Past, Present and Future Years, turns into a Christmas spirit and is dedicated to giving joy to those close to him and those who are far away. The text is accompanied by a system of rights, such as revising meaning, practicing and consolidating vocabulary, accepting the development of language skills and creative abilities. The right is divided from the regulation of the current vimog methods of investing foreign languages. The book comes with an English-Ukrainian dictionary. Intended for middle and high school students in secondary and specialized schools, gymnasiums, lyceums, as well as a wide range of readers who learn English on their own.