Ответ по предмету Английский язык: ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ДАМ 20 б. Erweitert The Senfendes Witz short Forms. He ist scottish. He's Scottish 1 Ehe ist Not American______________ 2 You are Not English_____________ 3 Thea are students________________ 4 L am Not 15 Sears old______________ 5

Предмет: Математика, автор: tocnotb

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Предмет: Английский язык, автор: aminamyrzagalieva6

Prepositions of Place - My Bedroom Look at the picture and complete the sentences the bed.
1) There are three books.
2) There is a nice teddy bear
3) There is a big kite a toy car and a book. 4) There is a lamp.
5)
6) There are some pens picture. light table. to the lamp, there is a clock. the
7) I can see a boat. picture
8) There is a big pillow
9) The clown is.
10) The small ball is
11) The car is. ball and the kite.
12) The lamp is. the wall. the wall.
13) The pillow is.
14) Thisteddy beadin a ball. the floor. the boy. the boy. the small the picture the book. the bed.

1 год назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: alisaass1

Complete the sentences with say or tell.
1) Nigel_me that he was going to the water-park. 2) My parents_ that they had prepared a surprise for me. 3) I_
Mike that he had
a wonderful opportunity to win the competition. 4) The policeman_ the driver to be careful on the road. 5) The shop assistant_
that the milk
was fresh. 6) Jessica_
that she was too busy that evening. 7) My cousin_
me that he was so happy to see us.

1 год назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: surkovagelya27

Помогите с английским пожалуйста.Очень надо)!!

Russian literature in the last half of the nineteenth century provided an artistic medium for the discussion of political and social issues that could not be addressed directly because of government restrictions. The writers of this period shared important qualities: great attention to realistic, detailed descriptions of everyday Russian life; the lifting of the taboo on describing the unattractive side of life; and a satirical attitude toward routines. Although varying widely in style, subject matter, and viewpoint, these writers stimulated government bureaucrats, nobles, and intellectuals to think about important social issues. This period of literature, which became known as the Age of Realism, lasted from about mid-century to 1905. The literature of the Age of Realism owed a great debt to three authors and to a literary critic of the preceding half-century Aleksandr Pushkin, Mikhail Lermontov, Nikolai Gogol, and Vissarion Belinsky. These figures set a pattern for language, subject matter, and narrative techniques, which before 1830 had been very poorly developed. The critic Belinsky became the patron saint of the radical intelligentsia throughout the century. Ivan Turgenev was successful at integrating social concerns with true literary art. His "Hunter's Sketches" and "Fathers and Sons" portrayed Russia's problems with great realism and with enough artistry that these works have survived as classics. Many writers of the period did not aim for social commentary, but the realism of their portrayals nevertheless drew comment from radical critics. Such writers included the novelist Ivan Goncharov, whose "Oblomov" is a very negative portrayal of the provincial gentry, and the dramatist Aleksandr Ostrovsky, whose plays uniformly condemned the bourgeoisie. Above all the other writers stand two: Lev Tolstoy and Fedor Dostoevsky, the greatest talents of the age. Their realistic style transcended immediate social issues and explored universal issues such as morality and the nature of life itself. Although Dostoevsky was sometimes drawn into polemical satire, both writers kept the main body of their work above the dominant social and political preoccupations of the 1860s and 1870s. Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and "Anna Karenina" and Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment" and "The Brothers Karamazov" have endured as genuine classics because they drew the best from the Russian realistic heritage while focusing on broad human questions. Although Tolstoy continued to write into the twentieth century, he rejected his earlier style and never again reached the level of his greatest works. The literary careers of Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and Turgenev had all ended by 1881. Anton Chekhov, the major literary figure in the last decades of the nineteenth century, contributed in two genres: short stories and drama. Chekhov, a realist who examined not society as a whole but the defects of individuals, produced a large volume of sometimes tragic, sometimes comic, short stories and several outstanding plays, including "The Cherry Orchard", a dramatic chronicling of the decay of a Russian aristocratic family.

Questions 1. What did Russian literature provide in the last half of the nineteenth century? 2. What did the Russian writers do to stimulate government bureaucrats, nobles, and intellectuals to think about important social issues? 3. What period of Russian literature is known as the Age of Realism? 4. Who did the Age of Realism owe its debt to? 5. What was Ivan Turgenev successful at? 6. What did Ivan Goncharov and Aleksandr Ostrovsky depict? 7. Why do Lev Tolstoy and Fedor Dostoevsky stand above all the other writers? 8. Who was the major literary figure in the last decades of the nineteenth century? 9. What do Anton Chekhov's short stories and plays reveal?

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Предмет: Обществознание, автор: kkloynn

помогите решить пожалуйста!

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ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ДАМ 20 б.
Erweitert The Senfendes Witz short Forms.
He ist scottish.
He's Scottish
1 Ehe ist Not American________
2 You are Not English_
3 Thea are students
4 L am Not 15 Sears old
5 lt is Tuesday
6 L am from Canada________

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