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Предмет: Английский язык, автор: krapivkoeoo1

Ты можешь сократить до 15 предложений :Moscow is the capital and the largest city of Russia. It stands on the banks of the Moskva River. More than nine million people live in the city now. Moscow is the economic, political and cultural centre of Russia.

The prince Yuri Dolgoruky founded Moscow in 1147. The Kremlin and the Red Square are in the center of Moscow. The Kremlin has a red brick wall, up to 21 m in height with 19 towers that surrounds palaces, cathedrals, and oilier monuments. The Great Kremlin Palace, built in 1849, is the most impressive structure inside the Kremlin. Other famous Kremlin palaces are the Granovitaya Palace (built in 1491) and the Terem (built in 1636).
Among many cathedrals, now used mainly as museums, are the Cathedral of the Assumption and the Archangel Cathedral, eachwith five gilded domes, and the Cathedral of the Annunciation (built in 13th—I4th century), with nine gilded domes.
The bell tower of Ivan the Great has the height of 98 metres. On a nearby pedestal is the Tsar Bell (nearly 200 tons), one of the largest in the world. A recent addition to the Kremlin is the Palace of Congresses, completed in 1961.

St. Basil's Cathedral, a masterpiece of Russian architecture was built in 1561 to celebrate Russian victory over Kazan kingdom. It has coloured domes, stands at one end of Red Square and at the other end there is Historical Museum.

Other places of interest in Moscow include the Central Lenin Stadium and the tail Ostankino TV tower, which has a revolving restaurant. Moscow has a modern railway underground system (Metro) famous for its marble-walled stations.

Moscow is a scientific and cultural center with a lot of institutes, universities, libraries and museums. The city leads a vast cultural life. It has a lot of cinemas, clubs, concert halls, more than 40 drama and musical theatres, including the Bolshoi Theatre, the Art Theatre, the Maly Theatre, the Vakhtangov Theatre. Muscovites are proud of their museums: the Tretyakov Art Gallery, the A. S. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and the State Historical Museum. Crowds of people visit Tretyakov Gallery admiring beautiful pictures of Russian painters.

There arc a lot of big plants and factories in Moscow. Among the products are aircraft, high-quality steel, ball bearings, cars and other motorve-hicles, machine tools, electrical equipment, precision instruments, chemicals, textiles, shoes, paper, furniture. Food processing, printing, and the repair of rail equipment are important industries.

1 год назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Norbet

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Twenty years ago British people usually ate at home. They went out for a meal only sometimes, like for somebody’s birthday. But today many people eat out at least once a week.

There are many kinds of restaurants in England. Some of them are traditional restaurants where a waiter serves customers, and others are self-servicerestaurants.

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There are all-daycafes and sandwich bars which are very popular and crowded, especially during the lunch hour, but it is getting more and more expensive to have meals there.

At self-servicecafeterias a customer serves himself, and he can get a meal more quickly and less expensively there than in other types of restaurants. But the most popular place «for a drink and a chat»1 has been and still is the famous English pub2 with its cosy and friendly at mosphere. People go to pubs not only for some beer or whisky, but to meet their friends and they often spend the whole evening there till closing time.

A lot of people buy fish and ships3 — the classic English take-awayfood4 in“fish-and-chipshops” and eat it in the street or at home. Fast food restaurants5 are very popular too. The most common food there is ham burgers, of course. But the British people also like Chinese, Japanese and Indian cuisine which shows that they have become quite cosmopolitan in their eating habits.

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After the talks Mr Stanley invited Mr Borisov to have dinner at the Sa voy Restaurant in the West End.

They came into the restaurant, took their seats at a table near the window and ordered cocktails.

Borisov:

Mr Stanley, I’ve been staying in London only for a week and I

Stanley:

don’t know much about English meals.

Well, if you like, I can give you a general idea about that.

At breakfast we usually have porridge, bacon and eggs,

sausages, tomatoes. The traditional drink is tea which we

have with milk, but some people have coffee, often instant

coffee6. English lunch consists of two courses: a meat or a

fish course with vegetables and dessert. At 5 o’clock in the

afternoon we have tea, often with a cake. Most people have

their last meal, which is rather big, at 7 or 8 in the evening,

and call it dinner, while others have a small, late evening

Borisov:

meal, which they call supper.

Thank you, Mr Stanley, that was interesting.

Stanley:

Let’s study the menu and see what’s on it tonight.

Waiter:

Good evening, gentlemen. Are you ready to order?

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Borisov: I’m afraid I don’t understand the names of all dishes on the

menu, Mr Stanley. Could you help me and recommend what to

Stanley:

take?

With pleasure. H-m-m,would you like mushroom soup?

Horisov:

No, thank you. I seldom eat soup in the evening.

Stanley:

Then you can order roast-beefwith fried potatoes. It’s a

Horisov:

traditional English dish and it’s usually delicious.

Fine.

Waiter:

How about you, sir?

Stanley:

Well, I’m pretty hungry. I’ll start with chicken soup, then

I’d like a steak with green salad. And bring us a bottle of

Waiter:

red wine, please.

Would you like to order dessert now? There is a choice be

Borisov:

tween fruit and ice-cream.

I prefer fruit.

Stanley:

So do I. What about some cheese?

Borisov:

No cheese for me, thank you.

Stanley:

I think I’ll have some, And we’ll finish with black coffee, if

Borisov:

you don’t mind.

That sounds nice.

Waiter:

Thank you, gentlemen. I hope you’ll enjoy yourselves.

1 год назад

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