A Put the verbs in brackets in the present perfect simple.
1... (you ever watch) a TV show and wondered
where it was filmed? Well, my job is finding the
perfect setting for films and TV shows. 12...
(spend) hours doing research on the Internet and
1 3 ... (travel) all over the world looking for sites. In
fact, I 4... (just get) back from Mount Everest!
15... (learn) about all the things that can affect
shooting the film. I 6... (not found) the ideal place
yet, but I'm working on it!
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Эдвард Виктор Эпплтон
английский физик, Нобелевский лауреат
6 сентября 1892 — 21 апреля 1965. (кратко о этом.)
Худший банкрот – это человек, который потерял свой энтузиазм. Потому что даже если человек потерял всё в своей жизни: энтузиазм и воля ему вновь добиться успеха.
Энтузиа́зм — положительно окрашенная эмоция, состояние воодушевления, а также совершение, под влиянием этого настроения, активных действий по достижению определённых целей.
И то что: "Я оцениваю энтузиазм даже выше профессиональных навыков."
Это значит что я оцениваю эмоции,настроение, состояние даже выше профессиональных навыков.
Профессиональные навыки — это знания и умения, которые необходимы кандидату для работы на той или иной должности.
Объяснение: Я оцениваю эмоции, настроение,состояние,активность даже выше важной должности.
(Надеюсь сойдёт,очень пыталась
Talnikovy (or Talnikovsky) waterfall - the highest waterfall in Russia, and the same in Asia. It is located in the Krasnoyarsk Territory on the Putorana Plateau (Central Siberian Plateau) in the Putorana Reserve, near Lake Dupkun, between the mouths of the 1st Gagar and the 2nd Gagar River.
The waterfall is formed by a seasonal stream from the mountainside of Trapezia, with a period of 1-2 months. The waterfall is cascading, fifteen-step, with a height of more than 600 m.
The waterfall is considered as a place of attracting tourists, however, due to the lack of transport and hotel infrastructure, the transportation and accommodation of tourists to these places is extremely difficult.
Height of the waterfall [edit] | edit wiki-text]
Initially, popular scientific literature reported that the height of the cascade near the mouth of the Talnikova River is visually estimated at 600 meters. Instrumental measurements of the waterfall (with the help of a theodolite) on the initiative of the author of the book "Geographic Kaleidoscope" by Pyotr Kravchuk produced on September 7, 1990 the expedition of the water sports tourist section of the sports club "Steel" at the Dnipropetrovsk Metallurgical Plant. The expedition consisted of 8 people, it was headed by the Master of Sports of the USSR Boris Ilyich Babitsky. According to their measurements, the height of the cascade of the waterfall is 482 meters. The result of measurements was recorded in the book by Petr Kravchuk "Records of Nature".
According to the independent research project "Talnikova Falls: Myth or Reality?" During this expedition, another waterfall was measured, and the true height of the Talnikovo waterfall is then considered to be 600-700 m. Later sources also give the height of the waterfall at 600-700 m.