Fill in the blanks with a suitable word. Use the correct form. Translate the sentences into Russian. several (2), different, difference (4), differ, damp (2), famous (3), full, empty (2), quiet, modern
1. Charles Dickens is a — 19th century English writer. He is— for his novels about working-class England. 2. There are—paintings by Rembrandt in the Hermitage, the world — museum in Leningrad. 3. The Rossiya hotel in Moscow is an interesting example of — architecture. 4. In the words of the great American writer Mark Twain the — between the right word and the almost right word is the — between lightning and the lightning bug. 5. The family was out of town, and the | house stood —. 6. The play is — of humour. 7. You really mustn't smoke on an — stomach. 8. The woman's clothes were — with the rain. 9. There were — people at the bus-stop. 10. There is a world of — between "few" and "a few", "little" and "a little". 11. October weather is — and foggy. 12. In contrast to his brother who is a noisy sort of man, he is very —. 13. The sisters — from one another in the colour of their eyes. 14. In fact there is no — in meaning between "have something" and "have got something". 15. Three — persons told me the same story.
a) 1. Oxford is an old English university town
located in the Midlands of Great Britain
midlands) north-west of london, 2. sheffield is known for its
steel industry. It is located east
of Manchester, 3. Brighton is a resort town located
in the south of Anglin. 4. It is very interesting to visit the County of Kent (The
County of Kent), Tourists always admire its magnificent
gardens. 5. The Lake District of England is located in the
north-west of the country. It is a very romantic place, known
for its valleys, mountains, lakes and waterfalls.
b) 1. The South-east of England is known for its flat plains,
where many farms are located. 2. The valleys and meadows of Scotland always
attract many tourists. 3. hedges in anglin
divide the fields. 4. The English landscape is characterized by (to be
For)
its hedges and green meadows,
5. I admire people who travel, discover new
lands and explore them. 6. My Dad has Already Been to north america
ireland, But not yet seen other Parts of the uk.
c) 1. Which area of England is rich in coal? 2. Where are
the famous resort towns of England? 3. Where were William born
Shakespeare and Oliver Cromwell? 4. Why the Roman ruler
Hadrian ordered a wall to be built in the north of England? 5.
Are English cities connected to English culture? 6. What district
was england covered by the sea? 7. Why the Southwest Counties Area
(the Southwest) attracts vacationers? 8. Is
a) 1. Oxford is an old English university town
located in the Midlands of Great Britain
midlands) north-west of london, 2. sheffield is known for its
steel industry. It is located east
of Manchester, 3. Brighton is a resort town located
in the south of Anglin. 4. It is very interesting to visit the County of Kent (The
County of Kent), Tourists always admire its magnificent
gardens. 5. The Lake District of England is located in the
north-west of the country. It is a very romantic place, known
for its valleys, mountains, lakes and waterfalls.
b) 1. The South-east of England is known for its flat plains,
where many farms are located. 2. The valleys and meadows of Scotland always
attract many tourists. 3. hedges in anglin
divide the fields. 4. The English landscape is characterized by (to be
For)
its hedges and green meadows,
5. I admire people who travel, discover new
lands and explore them. 6. My Dad has Already Been to north america
ireland, But not yet seen other Parts of the uk.
c) 1. Which area of England is rich in coal? 2. Where are
the famous resort towns of England? 3. Where were William born
Shakespeare and Oliver Cromwell? 4. Why the Roman ruler
Hadrian ordered a wall to be built in the north of England? 5.
Are English cities connected to English culture? 6. What district
was england covered by the sea? 7. Why the Southwest Counties Area
(the Southwest) attracts vacationers? 8. Is Heathrow
Airport far from London? How far away?
a) 1. Oxford is an old English university town
located in the Midlands of Great Britain
midlands) north-west of london, 2. sheffield is known for its
steel industry. It is located east
of Manchester, 3. Brighton is a resort town located
in the south of Anglin. 4. It is very interesting to visit the County of Kent (The
County of Kent), Tourists always admire its magnificent
gardens. 5. The Lake District of England is located in the
north-west of the country. It is a very romantic place, known
for its valleys, mountains, lakes and waterfalls.
b) 1. The South-east of England is known for its flat plains,
where many farms are located. 2. The valleys and meadows of Scotland always
attract many tourists. 3. hedges in anglin
divide the fields. 4. The English landscape is characterized by (to be
For)
its hedges and green meadows,
5. I admire people who travel, discover new
lands and explore them. 6. My Dad has Already Been to north america
ireland, But not yet seen other Parts of the uk.
c) 1. Which area of England is rich in coal? 2. Where are
the famous resort towns of England? 3. Where were William born
Shakespeare and Oliver Cromwell? 4. Why the Roman ruler
Hadrian ordered a wall to be built in the north of England? 5.
Are English cities connected to English culture? 6. What district
was england covered by the sea? 7. Why the Southwest Counties Area
(the Southwest) attracts vacationers? 8. Is Heathrow
Airport far from London? How far away?