6и 7 ( 50 ! )put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the past continuous. dear suzy, i hope you are well. i'm having a great time at college. t 1) … _ (anime) carly on saturday morning and 2)… (move) into my room straight sway. marry other students 3 4) … … (arrive) at the same time and we . (go) out together for coffee. we 5) (have) a great time so we 6) two hours passed. lectures 7) … munday and 1 8) … going to enjoy it here. i'll write again soon. love, diane (nov realise) that … (start) last … (be) a bit nervous. i think i'm . 7expressing future actions fill in the gaps with will, be going to or present continuous and the verb in brackets, as in the example. 1 a: what are your plans for the weekend? b: i am going to visit (visit) my grandparents. 2 a: have you booked your tickets yet? b: yes, i … (fly) to madrid next saturday. 3 a: have you tidied your room yet? b: no, but i promise i … (do) it later. 4 a: are you going out tonight? b: yes, i … (see) harry potter at the cinema. 5 a: are you going shopping? b: yes, i … (buy) some apples and cheese. 6 a: does your back still hurt? b: yes, i … (see) my doctor tomorrow morning. 7 a: can i speak to john, please? b: just a minute. i … (get) him for you. 8 a: i haven't seen peter for months. b: actually, i … (meet) him later today. why don't you join us? 9 a: he doesn't look well. b: yes, he … (faint). 10 a: your car is really old. b. i know. i … (buy) a new car next month.
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She was born on October 25, 1925 in the Bulak village of the Khobdinsky district of the Aktobe region, in a peasant family. She studied at the Leningrad, Moscow, Vyatka schools, at the Rybinsk Aviation College. Since 1942 in the Red Army. In 1943 she graduated from the Central Women's Sniper Training School.
Since October 1943 in the army. Sniper of the 4th separate rifle battalion of the 54th separate rifle brigade (22nd army, 2nd Baltic front) corporal A.N. Moldagulova in the first 2 months of participation in the battles destroyed several dozen enemies