Предмет: Английский язык, автор: kirch008

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1Since Sunday 2.for, 3. for 4.. since 1990 5.Since March, 6.for four months, 7.since last week, 8.for six weeks 9.for ten minutes 10.since ten o'clock
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Juliet: It's a first night show, no wonder that so many people are eager to see the film. Let's ask the doorman when the next picture starts (Addressing the uniformed doorman) I beg your pardon, Sir. Are there any seats? What time does the next picture go on?

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M.: Come on! We won't find out anything from him. OK, let's take a chance. Maybe we can find some seats down front.

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M.: (laughing) I remember Margaret Thatcher's words, "If you want a speech to be made, ask a man. If you want something done, ask a woman

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