Помогите составить косвенную речь где то из 9-10 предложений: A trip to the USA Teacher- Hi,everybody! I"ve got great news for you. At the end of April your group- the winners of "English Learners Contest"- is going to the USA! Tanya- It’s fantastic! Misha- Wow! Volodya- I can’t believe it! It’s too good to be true Irina- I knew it! I knwe it! Teasher- Please be quiet. I’m here to tell you all you want to know, but if you make so much noise I won’t be able to do it Volodya- When are we leaving? What places are we going to visit? Teacher- We are starting on the 23rd of April and we are flying from Sheremetyevo to New York, Kennedy Airport. Tanya- How long are we going to stay in New York? Teasher- Only two days, but it’s long enough to see the main sights: the Statue of Liberty, Manhattan, the famous skyscrapers, the Metropolitan and the Bronx Zoo Irina- But New York is in the east and I have always wanted to see Hollywood and Disneyland. Are we going to do to California too? Teacher- Yes, we are, but only at the end of our trip. Between New York and California we’ll go to Philadelphia, the birthplace of America democracy, and Washington, D.C. Misha- Just Philadelphia and Washington? Aren’t we going to Texas? I’ve always wanred to meet cowboys or even take part in a rodeo. Tanya- What’s a rodeo, Misha? Micha- Don’t you know? It’s when cowboys ride wild horses or catch wild horses throwing a lasso. I saw it in a film Vilidya- I’d like to see the Niagara Falls. Could we please go there? Teacher- Sorry, boys, not this time. We’ve got only ten days and four wonderful places to see. I’m sure you’ll love them. But if you win another contest(and we’re having it in May) who knows. we may have a chance.
помощь у людей, которым: во-первых, не составит труда взяться за эту работу; во-вторых, запросто смогут перевести, не использую переводчик, который переводит не ахти как по-русски большое! A company manager is talking to a newspaper about his company structure: The company has over 200 employees on its payroll. Some are employed part-time mornings only, Monday to Friday, and some are employed full-time (Monday to Friday 9 to 5). Everyone is given a contract before they start work outlining their duties and responsibilities, and what they can expect from the company in return. Every employee receives at least the minimum wage. We pride ourselves on being an equalopportunities employer. From an Internet page on employees’ rights: If an employer no longer needs an employee (because, for example, the company is closing down or moving) and has to dismiss him, then the employee is entitled to receive redundancy pay. Many companies will try to provide employees with suitable alternative employment. From a factory-floor notice on employers’ liability and employees’ responsibilities: Health and safety regulations are very important and must be followed at all times. The company believes that all employees should have maximum protection against industrial accidents. The company will not be held liable for injuries and disabilities sustained as a result of poor working practices by employees, and will accept no liability for these in the event of any claims for compensation. The company has a scale of fixed monetary awards to compensate those employees who are affected by accidents caused as a result of company negligence. In the event of an employee’s death, any awards due will be passed on to the employee’s dependants. From a website explaining working time regulations: An employee cannot be compelled to work for more than 48 hours a week over a 17 week period. If an employer makes him work more than this time, the employee can complain to an employment tribunal. Employees must also be allowed to take 24 hours off work every 7 days, and take a minimum 20-minute break if their working day exceeds 6 hours. They must also be allowed a rest period of 11 consecutive hours in every 24 hours. All employees are entitled to paid annual leave, regardless of how long they have worked for a company. From a leaflet explaining women’s rights at work: Women cannot be dismissed on the grounds of pregnancy or childbirth. They are entitled to up to 26 weeks maternity leave, and to receive maternity pay during this period. If a woman has completed 26 weeks of continuous service with her employer by the beginning of the 14th week before the expected birth of her child, she can take another 26 weeks: this is usually unpaid, but some companies will make contributions. She must give her employer at least 28 days’ notice of the date on which she intends to begin her leave. Women are also allowed to take reasonable time off work before the child is born for antenatal care. If a company has to suspend a woman on the grounds of maternity (because, for example, the work she is doing might endanger the unborn child), it must offer her alternative employment or continue to pay her normal salary. (Note that fathers are entitled to two weeks’ paid paternity leave. Both parents can also take another 13 weeks’ unpaid parental leave). A union leader is addressing some new employees: Discrimination and harassment of any kind (sexual, racial, etc) will not be tolerated in this company, and are sackable offences, as are bullying and intimidation. If any employee has a genuine grievance in regard to these, or other, problems, you should talk to me or talk directly to your line manager. We will take such allegations very seriously, and will talk you through the grievance procedure so that you know the options that are open to you.
Will, to be going to or present continuous? 1. My father _________ (go) to Australia next week 2. “What are your plans for the future?” “I ____________ (be) a famous actor!” 3. I don’t think schools ____________ (change) very much in the next few years 4. Our computer broke down yesterday, so we ___________ (buy) a new one soon 5. Look at that man on the bridge! He ______________ (jump)! 6. I think that people ___________ (live) on the moon by 2050 7. Peter is not studying hard enough. He ______________ (fail) his exams. 8. The sun is shining and the sky is so blue. It ______________ (be) a nice day 9. “The phone is ringing!” “Ok, don’t worry, I _________ answer it!” 10. I hope robots ___________ (do) the housework in the future 11. I can’t come to the cinema with you. I __________ (meet) John at 8.00 12. “I can’t find my glasses!” “Don’t worry, I __________ (help) you find them” 13. My sister and I __________ (travel) to India in July 14. Those cars are going too fast! They ____________ (crash) 15. “I’m going out. Do you want to come with me?” “Why not? I ________ (take) my sweater.” 16. “Mum, can I go out now? I promise I ________ (do) my homework tonight!” 17. I __________ (buy) some new clothes. My old ones are too small 18. When I grow up I probably ________ (not/watch) so much tv. 19. Mandy and John ________ (get married) on June 25 20. Tomorrow the weather ________ (be) sunny and dry 21. “This exercise is too difficult for me!” “Don’t worry, I _______ (help) you!” 22. “__________ (go out) tonight?” “Yes, I _________ (go) to the pub” 23. Do you think Diana ________ marry Tom?” “No, I don’t think so” 24. “It’s Diana’s birthday tomorrow!” “What ___________ (buy) her?” 25. “________ people eat insects in 2030?” “They probably _________”
Переведите на английский язык. . Дружба лошади и человека насчитывает не одну сотню лет. Лошадь издавна занимает особое положение в душе человека. Это благородное животное помогает, восхищает и даже лечит человека. Не удивительно, что такие особые взаимоотношения между лошадью и человеком начинают зарождаться еще с детства и помогают в этом детские игрушки. Как это часто бывает, маленькие человечки проходят обучение во время игры. Так, одно из первоначальных применений лошадок-качалок в эпоху Средневековья было связано с обучением верховой езде. Эта игрушка не только развлекает, но и учит балансу, так необходимому для верховой езды. Действительно, ведь в Средневековье лошадь имела огромное значение в жизни человека. Средневековье - эпоха рыцарей, прекрасных дам и боевых коней. И трудно себе представить без наездников. Между тем, история лошадок-качалок началась гораздо раньше еще в пятом веке н. Э. В Греции. К XVII-XVIII векам лошадки-качалки обрели привычный нам облик. Однако, широкое распространение лошадки-качалки получили лишь благодаря английским вельможам только в 19 веке. В то время это была по большей части игрушка будущих королей или знатных вельмож, а сами лошади-качалки изготавливались мастерами резьбы по дереву и богато украшались. Богатая история игрушки не может не изобиловать мифами и легендами. Больше всего их собрал воедино в своем рассказе «Деревянная лошадка» испанский писатель Фернандо Х. М. Домингес Гонсалес. Так, принято считать, что Чингиз Хан, прежде чем стал завоевателем многих народов, которого боялись в самых отдаленных, известных на то время, уголках земли, оттачивал свой характер и свое воображение на крупе одной из деревянных лошадок. В легенде рассказывается, что он никогда не покидал свою деревянную лошадку, и даже в самых дальних холодных степях она занимала почетное место в его палатке. Другой знаменитый полководец в детстве не мыслил своего существования без этой легендарной игрушки. Как гласит легенда, Александр Македонский, когда был ребенком, не мог заснуть, не проскакав несколько часов на своей деревянной лошадке. Мало кто знает, что один из легендарных исторических испанских героев Родриго Диас де Вивар, известный под именем "Сид - Завоеватель", познакомился со своей будущей женой Хименой, когда они были детьми. Это случилось во время посещения замка одного из их общих родственников. Оба упрямые, с характером, начали драться за право, кто первым взберется на прекрасную деревянную лошадь, которая стояла в одном из огромных салонов, черную как агат, размером с настоящую, со сбруей, украшенной драгоценностями. Можно найти еще немало любопытных фактов из долгой жизни лошадок-качалок. Между тем, массовой детской игрушкой, производимой поточно, лошадь-качалка стала только в конце XIX века. При этом, до сих пор сохранились отдельные образцы этой игрушки являются настоящими произведениями искусства. Так, в Музее детства в Лондоне хранится лошадка, созданная в далеком 1605 году.