Предмет: Английский язык, автор: metro2012

Поставьте глаголы в скобках в правильную форму.
1. We (not to study)_ Maths last year
2. I(cook)_dinner now
3. He (to understand)_that he (to make)_one more mistake
4. I (to do)_this tomorrow.
5. You still_(work), Henry?

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Автор ответа: paradox11

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1. We did not study Maths last year.
2. I am cooking dinner now.
3. He understood that he had made one more mistake.
4. I will do this tomorrow.
5. Are you still working, Henry?

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True

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False

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Not stated

The Celts paid the priests for their predictions.

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True

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False

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Not stated

In ancient times fires were prohibited on Halloween night.

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True

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False

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Not stated

The church strongly disapproved of Halloween celebration in America.

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True

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False

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Not stated

Halloween came to the USA only in the 20th century.

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True

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False

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Not stated

The Irish immigrants taught Americans how to use pumpkins for Halloween ceremonies.

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True

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False

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Not stated

From the middle of the 20th century, children have taken an active part in Halloween celebrations.

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True

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False

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�Trick or treat� means �we wish you good luck�.

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True

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False

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