3 ** Read the notes about a Roman villa. Then complete the text. Ancient monument: Chedworth Roman Villa Location: near Gloucester in the west of England Built in: AD 120 Home of: a large, rich Roman family Size: bigger than most other Roman villas in the UK People lived there: for about three hundred years: TODAY Discovered: 1864 Opened to the public: 1925 Things to see: beautiful Roman baths, mosaics Visitors: popular with schools - 10,000 children visit every year Chedworth Roman Villa is an ancient monument near Gloucester, It was the home of a large, rich Roman family. Chedworth Villa was very large - it People People discovered the villa and in 1925 they There are interesting things to see, such as 6 Today, the villa is very popular for school visits and
When you start reading any modern newspaper, you learn about many significant events happening throughout the whole world. You can read about political, economical and cultural life of the humanity. You can also read about sport, about lifestyle and about fashion. Some people prefer high-tech news. And some choose the travel column to plan their holidays. There is also an opinion column where people can speak out. Every event having impact on humanity is echoed in newspapers. Many war conflicts, disasters and crashes happen nowadays. That's why the reader is overwhelmed by the shocking news from all over the world. The world is like the ocean, and the paper is like a seashell.
1. Extremes meet — Крайности сходятся/Противоположности притягиваются 2. East or West home is best — В гостях хорошо, а дома лучше. 3. Better late than never — Лучше поздно, чем никогда. 4. All’s well that ends well — Все хорошо, что хорошо кончается. 5. Out of sight out of mind — С глаз долой, из сердца вон. 6. As fit as a fiddle — В полном здравии, в хорошем настроении. 7. No sweet without sweat — Не вкусив горького, не видать и сладкого. 8. A penny saved is a penny gained — Не истратил пенни — значит, заработал. 9. By one’s father’s side — С отцовской стороны, по отцовской линии. 10. Just a joke — Всего лишь шутка. 11. Have a heart! — Сжальтесь!, помилосердствуйте! 12. A good beginning makes a good ending — Хорошее начало полдела откачало. 13. Too good to be true — Невероятно, не может быть / Слишком хорошо, чтобы быть правдой. 14. Who knew, who is who — Кто знает — «кто есть кто». 15. New lords new laws — Новая метла метёт по-новому…
When you start reading any modern newspaper, you learn about many significant events happening throughout the whole world. You can read about political, economical and cultural life of the humanity. You can also read about sport, about lifestyle and about fashion. Some people prefer high-tech news. And some choose the travel column to plan their holidays. There is also an opinion column where people can speak out. Every event having impact on humanity is echoed in newspapers. Many war conflicts, disasters and crashes happen nowadays. That's why the reader is overwhelmed by the shocking news from all over the world. The world is like the ocean, and the paper is like a seashell.
2. East or West home is best — В гостях хорошо, а дома лучше.
3. Better late than never — Лучше поздно, чем никогда.
4. All’s well that ends well — Все хорошо, что хорошо кончается.
5. Out of sight out of mind — С глаз долой, из сердца вон.
6. As fit as a fiddle — В полном здравии, в хорошем настроении.
7. No sweet without sweat — Не вкусив горького, не видать и сладкого.
8. A penny saved is a penny gained — Не истратил пенни — значит, заработал.
9. By one’s father’s side — С отцовской стороны, по отцовской линии.
10. Just a joke — Всего лишь шутка.
11. Have a heart! — Сжальтесь!, помилосердствуйте!
12. A good beginning makes a good ending — Хорошее начало полдела откачало.
13. Too good to be true — Невероятно, не может быть / Слишком хорошо, чтобы быть правдой.
14. Who knew, who is who — Кто знает — «кто есть кто».
15. New lords new laws — Новая метла метёт по-новому…
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