2 * Order the words to make sentences and questions.
reading / in fifty years' time / everything/
we'll / online / be
We'll be reading everything online
in time.
fifty years' time.
1 the book exhibition / be / how / you/
travelling to / will, this evening/?
2 be/ this evening/ a play / in / she'll/
appearing / on TV
3 will/on a train / they / sitting/ be /
at 5 p.m. / today / to Birmingham
4 on other planets / be / will / in ten
years / people / living/?
5 looking for / they / be / next year /
a new writer / why / will/?​

Объяснение:

What is family? You can find different definitions of this simple, at first glance, the word, but each person understands it in his own way. And I have my own idea of family. I believe that not every group of people living together and connected by ties of kinship can be called a family. In my view, the family is close not only in blood, but also in spirit, loving, respecting each other, giving care, warmth and affection of their hearts people. In my opinion, family members should trust each other, because it is in the family that a person should find support.

The baptism of Rus is one of the most important cultural events in the history of Ancient Rus. It put an end to the pagan and the beginning of the Christian history of Russia. The baptism of Rus took place at the end of the 9th century, the efforts that Prince Vladimir made during the establishment of Christianity as a state religion. The baptism of Rus did not pass painlessly for the Russian people and was associated with considerable resistance to the new Orthodox culture.
Initially, the way to Christianity to the very heart of Kiev's reign of Russia was laid by Princess Olga, the widow of the prince Igor, who was killed by the Drevlyans. Around 955, it was imbued with Christianity and was baptized in Constantinople. From there she brought Greek priests to Russia. However, Christianity was not widely spread then. The son of Princess Olga Svyatoslav saw no need for Christianity and continued to honor the old gods. The merit of establishing Orthodoxy in Russia belongs to one of his sons, Prince Vladimir.