X19 replace the russian words and phrases with suitable english equivalents in the correct form. retell the passage.i don't (действительно) know what's the (дело) with me, but it is clear that a lot of things are different lately. i never (раньше) to wear glasses. but now if i want(узнать) what (происходит тоже), because people speak in such voices these days that i can't hear them very well.everything is farther than it (было) to be. (с одной стороны), the (путь) to the station is twice as long now. (с другой стороны), the trains (отправляются) soonertoo. i don't run after them any more, because they start (быстрее) these days when i try (успеть на) them. i ask the conductor (несколько) times during my (поездки) if the next station is where i (выхожу) and he always says it isn't. usually i put on my hat and coat and stand near the door (только) to be (уверенным) i don't (проехал)my stop.even the weather (меняется). it's colder in winter and the summers are hotter than they (бывало) to be. i always (надеваю) galoshes now when i go out, because the rain today is wetter than the rain we (раньше) to get.people (меняются) too. they're younger than they (когда-то) to be when i was their age. i went back not long ago to my college which i finished in 1943 — that is, 1933 — sorry, 1923. the college is (полон) children. it is (правда), they are more polite than in my time; (несколько) students called me "sir" and one of them asked if he could help me (перейти) the street.
Novgorod is one of the ancient cities in Russian Federation. There is a great number of monuments, museums and other places of interest on the territory of Novgorod. Novgorod was founded in 859 AD on the Volkhov River not far from the Ilmen Lake. It is considered that the history of Russian statehood has begun from this place. The city history is closely connected with the main periods of development and life of Russia. In 862 this city became the first capital of Rus but later the capital was moved to Kiev by Vladimir the Great. In those days Novgorod was playing a key role in expanding of culture and literacy in Russia. Almost all citizens of the city were educated. Novgorod was not only a cultural center but it was also a reliable fortress protecting Russian borders. During Tatar and Mongol invasion Novgorod didn’t suffer thereby it kept its unique ancient Russian architecture which is now attracting tourists from all over the world.
They also have traditions such as culinary. We learn about the peculiarities of the historical Novgorod cuisine from epics and chronicles.
On the tables of the Novgorodians were such dishes as "flint" (thick soup made from fish fin meat), elk lips, white lynx meat, fried swans and boiled bear paws.
Novgorod cuisine was distinguished by an abundance of fish dishes. Back in the 18th century, whitefish, Baltic taimen and even sturgeon were caught in Lake Ilmen!
“Ilmen style pike perch” is still one of the favorite dishes of Novgorodians and guests of the city.
You can taste traditional Novgorod food in Novgorod restaurants. The Chibo culinary club invites you to make a culinary journey through time and cook dishes according to ancient Novgorod recipes with your own hands.
Example: She a student. She’s a teacher.
B isn’t
1 We to France last summer.
C went
2 I always toast for breakfast.
B have
3 your brother play the guitar?
A Does
4 My mum doesn’t like to work.
B driving
5 They TV at the moment.
A ’re watching
6 I to Rome.
B ’ve never been
7 What tomorrow afternoon?
B are you going to do
8 We to Rome and then we drove to Florence.
A flew
9 She to school today because she’s ill.
A doesn’t go
10 I at the moment because I’m on holiday.
A ’m not studying
11 Have you ever Japanese food?
B eaten
12 They pizza. They had pasta.
A didn’t have
13 Who your favourite actors?
B are
14 How often to the cinema?
B do you go
15 They early on Sundays.
C don’t get up
16 This is interesting book. Have you read it?
B an
17 I often go shopping the weekend.
C at
18 The children played in the garden.
C happily
19 These shoes aren’t . Look! They’re too small.
C mine
20 there any biscuits?
A Are
21 She hardly travels abroad.
B ever
22 Paul left work an hour .
C ago
23 How chocolate do you eat?
B much
24 This is film I’ve ever seen.
A the best
25 I’m younger my sister.
B than