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Разделительный во Раскройте скобки в Present Perfect
Continuous.
Olga: Rose! What are you doing here? I
wait) for you for hours!
Rose: I'm sorry, Olga. I ＿ (try on) these clothes
for two hours. And I haven't decided vet.
Greg: Molly! Call our waiter again!
Molly: I (try) to call him.
Greg: Molly! We ＿ (sit) here for twenty-five
minutes… and I'm not going to wait any more!
Molly: I'm sorry, dear… but he's again talking to
hat nice girl.
Greg: Yes, he ＿ (talk) to her since we came
in.
3. 1All these days he ＿ (talk) about his new
plan. 2. Here is Mrs. Brown who we ＿
speak) about for a long time. 3. You ＿
watch) TV too long. 4. He ＿
here all the time.

Australian film industry is as old as Hollywood. Australians make a lot of good films. They are proud of their film industry and the goverment gives money to the film companies. Australian film are know all over the world. There are some big international successes such as the Crocodile Dandee film, about the adventures in Australia and Strictly Ballroom - a wonderful story about young dancers.The Piano which is directed by Jane Canpion, won the main prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 1993. One of the most famous Australia directors  is Peter Weir. He  shooted Picnic at Hanging Rock. It is a story about a group of schoolgirls who disappeared after a picnic.
Австралийской киноиндустрии столько же лет, сколько и Голливуду. Австралийцы делают много хороших фильмов. Они гордятся своей киноиндустрией и правительство дает деньги кинокомпаниям. Австралийские фильмы знают во всем мире. Есть некоторые крупные международные успехи, такие как "Крокодил Данди" - фильм, о приключениях в Австралии и "Только в танцевальном зале" - замечательная история о молодых танцорах. Фильм "Пианино", снятый  Джейн Кэмпион, выиграл главный приз на Каннском кинофестивале в 1993 году. Одним из самых известных в Австралии режисёров является Питер Уир. Он снял "Пикник у висячей скалы". Это история о группе школьниц, исчезнувших после пикника.

1 .Even now, 10 years after, Mr David Roony remembers the day when he turned 17. On that day he HAD a fight with an orangutan! In order to earn extra money for his studies David came to help in the animal training centre. The centre WAS RUN by David’s cousin, who asked him to take care of three five-months-old orangutans. It was MORE DIFFICULT than it sounded as little orangutans can be pretty naughty. David’s job was to play with orangutans to help them get used to humans. One day one of orangutans wrestled David to the ground and took a bite out of his back. David was furious and the orangutan immediately knew that he HAD DONE something wrong and apologised putting his head on David’s shoulder. David is sure that orangutans are the most intelligent animals he has ever seen.
2. Until 1957, human beings were just observers of the outer space. Now they have
entered the realm of solar system. Twelve men HAVE LANDED on the Moon so far.
Due to their data-gathering experiments we now have firsthand knowledge of our planetary environment.
The Moon is the Earth’s only satellite, and it HAS BEEN ORBITING our planet for at least 4,000 million years. It is a rocky sphere, which is about one-quarter the size of the Earth.
All expectations to find traces of life failed long ago. Living things need air and water to stay alive, and neither of these ARE available on the Moon.