Английский язык - решения домашки

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: balymai8

VARIANT 1 Task 1.Listening.Listen to the conversation carefully and put the right appropri sentence. 1. I do give money to 2. It's not a 3. If you donate you are 4. On condition that it's a 5. I enjoy to give a small 6. So, they are able to Tack 2 R adi frequently by myself. if it's a documented charity. their way of life individual. if it's an old woman. asking for a donation.

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: adiko1990b

10. I visit the local grocery store soon. (sh Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs. Use present simple, present continuous, will / won't or going to. 1 We you an omelette if you don't like the curry. (make) 2 She isn't going to talk to him until he 31 (apologize) you that book if I can find it. (lend) at the traffic lights.(not stop) better if you stay at home tomorrow (feel) work early tonight to take us to Andorra. (leave) anything. (not say) late (be) 4 That man is driving too fast. He 5 I'm sure you 6 My mother 7 If you tell me who broke the window, I 8 It's 8.55 and the film starts at 9 o'clock. We 9 They football this weekend because their match is cancelled.(not , he'll be 65. (retire) play) 10 By the time my father

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Аноним

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Предмет: Английский язык, автор: danyazuk60245

перевод текста hang- aying What din- ey¹, ling Listen and read about Mike's favourite holiday. Was he happy at Christmas last year? We usually celebrate Christmas in the mountains. Auntie Polly lives there. So, we always stay in her nice small house. Last winter we went to the mountains as usual. The weather was fine. It was cold but sunny. We played snowballs and made a snowman. It was very funny! 119

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: iapedik

7 I can't eat this cheese-it's
DISGUST
8
The film we saw was great-really
AWE
9 We're not allowed to use our phones at
MEAL
10 it's really cold outside. it's
FREEZE
11 These dresses from the 50s look
now. FASHION
12 These photos of storms are
amazing! TOTAL

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Аноним

Нанесення густого шару фарби за допомогою звичайного ножа... А) iмпасто Б) темпера B) фреска

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: daryannaaaa

2 вправа, допоможіть будь ласка

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: mamamamadova

срочно помогите!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Аноним

как будет на английском я тебя люблю очень сильно и буду с тобой всегда

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Chivav

Срочно ответьте даю 20 баллов:Your teacher has asked you to write an article about your ideal job (100 words). Mention: what kind of a job it is; what your responsibilities are; where you work; why you'd like it so much.

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: werbskyy

английский 10 класс помогите пожалуйста

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: vika37266

2. Find the right variant of the plural of the noun:

1. a boy-friend 2. a passer-by
boys-friends passers-by
boy-friends passer-bys
boy friends passer-bies
3. a sheep 4. advice
sheep advices
sheeps advises
sheepes advicese
5. a mother-in-law 6. news
mother-in-laws newses
mothers-in-laws news
mothers-in-law new

3. Put the personal pronouns in brackets in the objective case:

1. Sometimes we meet (she) in the theatre.
2. Your son studies with (they), doesn’t he?
3. I seldom speak with (he) about my cousins.
4. Our English is poor. Mr. Brown teaches (we) English.
5. The man says he knows (you) and your family.

4. Insert possessive pronouns:

1. Do you help ... parents about the house?
2. The film is very interesting but I don’t remember... title.
3. Mr. Wilson is in ... office now.
4. They often take ... children to the park.
5. We have ... English classes twice a week.

5. Open the brackets. Mind degrees of comparison of adjectives:

1. (Old) he grew (wise) he became.
2. Is your friend as (witty) as you?
3. Their niece is 5 years (young) than our nephew is.
4. My cousin is (short) than me.
5. Jane is the (pretty) girl I have even seen.

6. Put the infinitives in brackets in the necessary tense:in the Present, Past or Future Indefinite Tense:

1. Every spring birds (to come) to our garden.
2. My father (to set) his watch by the radio every morning.
3. The sun (to rise) in the east.
4. Last summer we (to have) plenty of sunny days.
5. We (to decide) to go to the theatre together next week.

7. Put the Infinitives in the brackets in the necessary tense: in the Present, Past or Future Continuous Tense:

1. I do not like to watch TV very often. But at the moment I (to enjoy) my favourite film.
2. He (to walk) along the river when a boat passed.
3. Hurry up! We have not much time left. – I (to come).
4. She (to play) computer games at this time tomorrow.
5. They (to walk) among the New York skyscrapers this time tomorrow.

8. Put the Infinitives in the brackets in the necessary tense:in the Present, Past Perfect Tense:

1. Tom(to return) from cinema by 5 o’clock.
2. We (to learn) already a lot of English words.
3. He (to do) just something for us.
4. My brother thought that he (to lose) his money.
5. Ann told me that she (to see) an interesting film.

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: iapedik

9 My phone's dead. Can you give me the _______?
A battery
B speaker C charger
10 Let's look for
in the forest, such as spiders
and bats!
A leaves
B wildlife
C bears
11 A means that everywhere is under water.
B flood
A drought
Churricane
12 The sky is really____ today.
Bicy
A cloudy
13 This film is so
A noisy
14 Look! It's
A changing
15 We built a
C foggy
I'm really enjoying it!
B exciting C boring
sunny outside.
B being
C getting
and spent the night inside it.
B shelter C path
A fire
16 I swim on Mondays and Fridays -____
A once
B twice
a week.
C three times
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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: detgiorl

O.Henry
One day when the century was young O.Henry was dining with several friends at a New York restaurant favoured by theatrical and writing folk. Eager to learn how O.Henry wrote, the friends began asking him where he found his plots. "oh, everywhere," replied O.Henry. "There are stories in everything." He picked up the bill of fare, on which the dishes of the day were typewritten. "There's a storybin this," he said/ And then he outlined substantially the tale called "Springtime a la Carte." O.Henry was born William Sydney porter, in Greensboro, North Carolina, September II, 1862. Bill's mother had died when he was three. His education stopped at fifteen, but his aunt, who had a private school, stimulated his reading and storytelling. Bill Porter worked five years in his uncle's drugstore. In 1884 O.Henry went to Austin,where he married. In Austin he obtained a job as a teller in a bank. When irregularities were found in Porter's accounts, a shortage of less than a thousand dollars, he was found guilty and sent into the prison In the prison he worked as a drug clerk, and there he began seriously to write. It was there also that he supposed to have picked up the name O.Henry from a prison guard name Orrin Henry, though Porter never gave a clear explanation of its origin. After the prison O.Henry lived in a shabby bedroomi n Pittsburg for three months. In 1902 he moved to New York. What followed is a fabulous story of success. In less than eight years O.Henry became the most widely read storyteller in the country. In Cabbages and Kings (1904) appeared his stories about Central America. In his second book, The Four Million, he collected stories about New York. Other tales appeared in the Trimmed Lamp (1907), Heart of the West (1907), The Voice of the City (1908), Roads of Destiny (1909), Options (1909), Strictly Business (1910), Whirligigs (1910, and in three books issued after his death. O.Henry died in 1910 at the age of forty-seven. Like Edgar Allan Poe, O.Henry is now one of the legendary characters of New York. He was a kindly, considerable man, who liked to walk about the city at night, studying faces and inventing stories about them. "I've got some of my best yarns of my benches, lampposts and newspaper stands," he said. That was O.Henry's way, to seize on something commonplace, part of the routine of living, and associate it with one of his favourite subjects, the experience of two lovers, kept apart in the maze of a great city, united by a providential accident - and a trick of story-telling. O.Henry is a master of make-believe, who puts a romantic glow over everyday living. By drawing characters who are wistful when lucky and brave in adversity, he answers the eternal demand for a good story.

He even invented a story looking at the bill
True
False

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2 года назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: marinanikitchuk11

All his life constantly have to choose something. Ranging from ordinary daily issues and ending with global problems. The most important question that each person is thinking about - it will be my future profession срочноооо як воно читається на українській мові!!!!

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