Put in suitable prepositions.
1. The don"t go.school.Sunday
2. Wait.me.the bus-stop.
3. He arrived.London.exactly six o"clock.
4. Come.ten.Friday morning.
5. I bought this hat.ten pounds.
6. Our cat was bitten.a dog.
7. Put your books.the table.
8. You may write.pencil.
9. There"s no bus.We"ll have to go.foot.
10. We went.the seaside.car.
11. Get.the tram here and get off.the third stop.
12. Many planes fly.the Atlantic nowadays.
13. I couldn"t hear what you were talking.
14. She was looking.the window.the busy street.

Проект-план"мой любимый город Луганск"

Garden, pets, eggs, pizza вот эти слова нужно писать Fact and Opinion.
Example:elephants
Fact:African elephants have bigger ears than Asian elephants
Opinion:Elephants are fun to watch at the zoo

напишете 30 слов о любом из приматов на английском языке

Напишите описание зданий Москва Сити на английском

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Напишите русскими буквами, но чтобы читалось по английски. Но только правильно.
Well-known Russian journalists include television journalist, won the hearts of many, Andrei Malakhov, who became a popular entertainer and presenter of the program on the first channel. He graduated from high school with honors, and then joined the faculty of journalism of Moscow State University. University, from which he graduated with honors. Went a long internship in the United States and during his studies was an intern in the newspaper "Moscow News".

Составить по 5 примеров на so и such

переделайте стих так что бы рифмовалось.
Вилка лежит с лева
Нож лежит с права
Никогда не пытайтесь съесть
Без вашей вилки и ножа
Ложки для супа
Вилки для тортов и тушёного мяса
Но никогда не пытайтесь укусить
Больше еды чем вы можете пережёвывать
Преслушивайтесь манерам
Они все имеют значение
Сядъте как можно прямо
Локти блищко к вашим бокам
Манеры манеры
Это всё что имеет значение
Никогда не играй с едой
И с тобой всё будет впорядке
Если что-то слишком далеко
Вы передаёте его своим товарищам
Но никогда не пытайтесь
Брать с чужих тарелок
Говарить за столом вежливо
А не говорить грубо
И никогда никогда непытайтесь говорить
Когда ваш рот полон пищи
На стол каждый раз вы должны
Смотреть сами никогда никогда
Не начинайте есть без салфеток на коленях

The wwf and the Panda текст

Перевести нужно We want to talk proper. (SO DO WE).
Why so many British people are taking elocution lessons?
NOW that Britain’s public-school elite is in retreat, is the way it talks disappearing too? For years social levellers have been celebrating the decline of Received Pronunciation (RP), the clipped, cut-glass way of talking often known as Oxford, or BBC, English. Once the confident accent of the ruling class, it is now, supposedly, the dying dialect of an enfeebled tribe, attracting suspicion and contempt rather than deference and respect.
But it’s not as simple as that. Certainly, RP, as it once was, no longer rules. The BBC goes out of its way to use regional accents; in Hollywood, a posh British accent is a cliché for brutality, arrogance and stupidity. Consumers no longer see it as a sign of trustworthiness and authority. Peter Trudgill, a leading socio-linguist, says that some call-centres prefer regional accents to RP because of the negative reactions RP arouses. Although there is little solid research, linguists think that RP speakers may have fallen from 5% of the population to less than 3%. “There may well be more RP speakers abroad than here,” says David Crystal, the country’s best-known authority on the English language.
And RP has evolved. Today’s version is closer to accents that once would have been termed plebeian. The Queen Mother spoke differently from the way her daughter talks. Princess Diana’s speech was different again—closer to the generalised southern accent sometimes called “Estuary English”. Modern RP includes, for example, some glottal stops (an illustration is “Gatwick” pronounced without the “t”).
Yet annoyingly for the egalitarians who believe that all kinds of accent are equally beautiful and useful—there is a large and growing demand for “better” speech. Ann Jones, the general secretary of the Society of Teachers of Speech and Drama, estimates that more than 10,000 people take elocution lessons every year. “In the last five or six years it’s really taken off,” she says. Her members (who call themselves speech trainers, rather than elocution teachers, a term regarded as very dated) have as much work they want. The director of the London Language and Drama School, Sarah Mann, says that all speech training courses are fully subscribed.
This is not a reprise of Shaw’s “Pygmalion”. Most people signing up for lessons are not trying to learn classic RP, but to make their verbal skills match their other business tools—such as the visuals on a slide presentation. A typical aim is to soften or dilute regional accents to the point that they will be readily understood by people from elsewhere. Ms Mann says that it can take as little as six one-hour lessons to help a motivated student to replace glottal stops with “t”s in words like “water”, and to insert a missing “l” into words such as “old”, “cold” and “gold”.
She does not necessarily try to eliminate regional accents, she insists, so long as the speaker learns to eliminate “lazy” speech such as slurring, and annoying verbal tics, such as “know what I mean”, “sort of”, or “like”. “You can get away with even quite a marked accent if you are an interesting enough speaker, with pitch and pace and pause in your delivery,” she says.
There is a strong business case for all this. A survey of company directors (see chart) by the Aziz Corporation, which calls itself the country’s leading independent spoken communications consultancy, says that 31% reckon that a strong regional accent is a disadvantage in business.
But why the growth in demand? One reason is globalisation. Foreigners typically learn RP, or something like it, and are often mystified by Britain’s stronger regional dialects. Dealing with them means speaking some sort of standard English.
A second reason is the growing emphasis on better presentation skills in business. Managers who are willing to lavish money on public relations, speech writers, coaches and so on are more likely to want their Ps and Qs fixed too.
A third reason is the erosion of boundaries within companies. Jayne Comins, a speech coach in London, notices a big increase in clients with a computing background. “Talking’s not what they are really about,” she says. “A lot of men in IT didn’t start out wanting a job working with people, but when they become successful they often have to talk at board meetings, give presentations and sell their product.”

Past Perfect Tense формула

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The leaves are blowing away
Up, up, and away they go.
Swish, swish, they go.
Like a dancing ballerina
Up, up and away they go
Way up, in the sky.
The trees are standing there
Their branches all bare.
The wind is getting louder,
Whats the weather like today
Например: The are (Зэ а) .

Придумать 10вопросов на тему food, для 3класса на английском языке, с ответом. Для кроссвода

ПЕРЕВЕДИТЕ
Drawing up and Filling in Documents
1. Here are the information and official records that you should gather before you apply for any job.
2.You will need a Social Security number for almost any job.
3.All US residents, foreigners with special visas and even foreign students can get a Social Security number and a card.
4.If you are not a US citizen, you will have to explain what kind of visa you have and give visa number.
5.If you are a foreign student at a US university, you usually can be employed only by your university.
6.Some foreign university students earn small amounts of money by working as babysitters, dishwashers, translators and foreign language tutors.
7. In addition, after graduation, foreign students are sometimes permitted to work in this country for one year to gain more experience and knowledge.

Национальные игрушки Великобритании).

Сравни людей, использую конструкцию (not) sa.as. Oksana Fedorova beautifil Claudia Schiffer.Lexus expensive Lada. Jim Kerry funny Ben stiller. Britney famous Madonna.

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Anne wants to put new vinyl on her kitchen floors t is a small floor so Anne thinks "This is an easy job I can do it myself First, Anne spreads glue on the floor Then she carries in the vinyl. Whoops she falls down. Shefalls right into the glue The glue is on Anne’s hands and legs, but Anne doesn’t stop to clean it off "I can clean the glue off later," Anne thinks She wants to put down the vinyl before the glue on the floor driesQuickly. Anne puts the vinyl on the floor It looks great. "That was easy" Anne thinks ow Anne remembers the glue on her hands and legs How can she take it of f? she sits down and calls a friend "Do you know howto clean off glue?" she asks her friend "Sor her friend s "I don t know Well, thanks anyway," Anne says "Bye When she finishes talking, Anne tries to hang up phone she can Her right hand is glued to thephone. Then she tries to stand up She can’t Her legs glued to chair are the Anne needs help She tries to dial 911 with her left hand she can’t Her left hand is glued to her left leg.She dials 911 with her nose Firefighters arrive Firefighters usually fight fires-they don’t usually fight glue But they know what to do They have a special cleaner It takes off glu ree firefighters clean the glue off Anne Et takes them one hour.It is not an easy Job.

I’ ve got a pet chimp. His name is Chuckles. He’ s eleven! Chuckles hes got big ears and a fat body. He’ s very cute! Chuckles is very clever, too! He can run, jump and climb. He can dance, too! Oh, I love Chuckles! Вопросы:1 How old is Chuckles? Как читается по русски

Помогите нужно придумать текст на английском на тему, Музыка в моей жизни,

Did they ….board games last week?
A plays B play C played
We watched a film and then went for a walk in the ….
A school B park C stadium
Aunt Polly …. a cake at the moment.
A is doing B is making C makes
Does he …… French?
A is studying B studies C study
There isn’t …. milk left.
A some B any C a
The …. is in the living room.
A fridge B bookcase C sink
Football and basketball are …. games.
A indoor B outdoor C board
An elephant is the …. animal.
A big B bigger C biggest
We saw him two years ….
A last B ago C next
She’s not …. to drive a car.
A going B will C go
…she like swimming?
A do B is C does
We don’t …. to do this exercise.
A must B have C need
It’s Women’s Day ….8th March.
A on B in C at
How …. going to the theatre?
A about B much C like
Maths is the ….lesson on Monday.
A one B first C two
They usually go to school ….bus.
A on B by C in
I …speak English, but I can’t speak French.
A must B can C have to
We didn’t … to the museum a month ago.
A go B went C going
You must ….your hands before dinner.
A brush B wash C clean
These melons are lovely and …
A sour B sweet C salty
My little brother …. a glass of juice every morning.
A drank B is drinking C drinks
Watch …. There’s a bus coming.
A out B up C over
We’re going to ….a performance tonight.
A go B visit C attend
I want to …a picture of the building.
A go B take C look
He often ….the shopping on Sunday.
A goes B do C does
What are you …?
A doing B going C do
He …like playing monopoly.
A isn’t B doesn’t C didn’t
They are …of swimming.
A keen B fond C love
On New Year Day we always ….gifts.
A change B exchange C transfer
It’s time to …the special light.
A light B fire C play
Mike’s birthday is … July.
A in B on C at
They have English lessons …the afternoon.
A in B on C at
Always stop at the traffic … when they’re red.
A roads B pavement C lights
Susan is doing the ….She loves plants and flowers.
A gardening B homework C cleaning
What ……are you? I’m German.
A occupation B profession C nationality
Pete likes exercising at the ….
A school B centre C gym
This girl is ….than that one.
A tallest B tall C taller
She is the ….pupil in the class.
A good B best C better
Can you pass me a ….of milk, please?
A bottle B box C packet
Is there …yogurt in the fridge?
A any B some C no
(Mark 40 ____)
Choose the correct response.
How about Thursday then?
A I’m afraid, I can’t.
B I’m OK.
How do you like the film?
A yes, it is.
B It’s brilliant.
Why don’t we go shopping?
A That sounds good. I need to exercise.
B Ok. Let’s look for a new shirt.
How about having a picnic?
A I don’t really like eating outdoors.
B I’d rather not. I don’t like it.
Would you like me to help you?
A Yes, I’m very keen on it.
B Yes please, that would be great.
(Mark10 _____)
спасибо!

Решите заданиe,

Read and complete about yourself.
1. Can you climb
2. Can you fly?
3. Can you sing?
4. Can you dance?

или переведите.

Past Perfect Simple or Past Simple
William ________(live) in Boston before he _______(move) to New York.
The blue car __________(cross) the street after the lights _______(turn) red.
When James _________(try) to ring us, we __________(leave / already) the house.
After Joanna _________(finish) her presentation, we _________(ask) our questions.
On her first day at the driving school, we_____(be) very nervous because we_______(drive / not) a car before.
When I _________(to arrive)at the cinema, the film _________(start).
When we _______(finish) dinner, we ________(to go)out.
We ___________(to be)late for the plane because we _______(forget) our passports.
She _______(to tell)me she ________(study) a lot before the exam.
The lights _______(to go)off because we ___________(not/pay) the electricity bill.

Fill on the gaps with the given words.
Words: dresses,bracelets,progress,list,coffee,cement
1) Make. of homemade meals.
2) Sand is used in making.
3) Zehra knowd how to make.
4) The children collected seashells to make.
5) We have made. in oil policy in Azerbaijan.
6) Asim’s mother makes. for children. She’s a tailor.

:
1. Do you want (they, stay) at the hotel or with us?2. I’d like (the teacher, look through) my report.3. You should make (he, clean) his room. 4.Do you want (I, show) you the sights of the city? 5. Let (I, introduce) the guests to you. 6. We expect ( he, arrange) everything by the time me come. 7. I want (she, tell) me the news in brief. 8. My parents won’t let ( my sister, go) to the party. 9. I’ll make ( you, tell) the truth. 10. I would like ( they, fix) an appointment for me for Tuesday. 11. We want (she, introduce) us to the president. 12. This work makes ( everybody, feel) bored. 13. I don’t want (they, be late) for dinner. 14. He expects (she, invite) him to party. 15. I’d like (the dress, buy) by Saturday.

! Надо поставить где надо passive forms.
II
It was Saturday night and Pete sat watching TV. People were being killed for an hour on the screen. Policemen were shot in the line of duty, gangsters were thrown off roofs, and an elderly lady slowly was poisoned for her pearls, and her murderer was brought to justice by a cigarette company after long discussions which were held in the office of a private detective. Villains holding guns were leapt at by brave, unarmed actors, and were saved from deaths by the quick-thinking young men.

Раскрой скобки, поставив прилагательное в нужную форму. 1. The ocean is ____ than the sea. (large)2. I think this book is _____ than your book, (interesting)3. My brother is the ____ pupil in his class, (good)4. I think monkeys are ____animals the in the Zoo. (funny)5. Ann is the____ girl in class. (beautiful)6. Camels are ___than horses. (strong)

Write a story using to skateboard, to have a good time, to go too fast, to fall into the lake, to look in the water, to find a diamond bracelet, to decide, to be honest, to take, police station, to receive 50 euros reward. Start: Last Sunday Jo and Tom were skateboarding in the park. They were having a good time.

НУЖНО СОСТАВИТЬ 5 ПЕРДЛОЖЕНИЙ ПО АНГЛИЙСКОМУ ЯЗЫКУ! На тему Present Perfect ! 5 класс!

Что мог Рипичип из Нарнии?
Что мог Грифон?(из Нарнии)
На что кентавром нравилось смотреть?(из Нарнии)
Минотавры
Против кого были Минотавры?(из Нарнии)

Көп нүктенің орнына shall немесе will көмекші етістігін қойыныз.
1.I. give you a call in the evening.
2.They. come in a few days.
3.The film. begin in 5 minutws.
4. the boots be ready by Wednesday next?
5.We. stay at our friends.
6.We. dine out tonight.