»Now, whah shall we wear?»
«You know we shall wear our cotton dresses because we haven’t anything else,» answered Jo.
»If only I had a silk, dress,» said Meg.
»Our cotton dresses look like silk, and your dress is as good as new; but my dress is torn and has a burnt mark»
»Well,Jo, the front is all right. I shall have a new ribbon for my hair. My new dancing shoes are lovely, and my gloves are good, but they’re not as not as I wanted»
»My gloves are spoilt and I can’t have new gloves, so I shall go without gloves,» said Jo.
»You must wear gloves, or I won’t go,» said Meg. »Gloves are very important, and you can’t dance without them.»
»Then I won’t dance. I don’t care must for dancing at a party.»
»I’ll tell you what we’ll do- each one of us will wear a good and carry a bad glove.»
«Вы знаете, мы наденем наши хлопковые платья, потому что мы не что-нибудь еще, — ответил Джо.
«Если бы у меня был шелковый, платье», — сказала Мэг.
«Наши хлопковые платья выглядят, как шелк, и платье так хорошо, как новый, но моего платья разорван и сожжен Марк»
«Ну,Джо, спереди все в порядке. У меня будет новая лента для моих волос. Мои новые танцевальные туфли прекрасны, и мои перчатки хорошие, но они не как не как я хотел»
«Мои перчатки испорчена и я не могу иметь новые перчатки, так что я пойду без перчаток», — сказал Джо.
«Вы должны носить перчатки, или я не пойду», — сказала Мэг. «Перчатки являются очень важными, и Вы не можете танцевать без них.»
«Тогда я не буду танцевать. Меня не волнует, должен для танцев на вечеринке.»
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a) Nicolai and Simon . in Manchester yesterday.
b) Natasha . at a restaurant. Nicolai . at the restaurant.
c) Were you at home on Sunday? No, I .
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a) Hello, I . Nicolai.
b) This . Natasha.
c) Excuse me, . you Nicolai?
d) Natasha . a computer programmer.
e) . Mary the receptions?
f) Nicolai . here to see Simon.
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h) I . . at work because I . ill.
i) Natasha . angry with Nicolai.
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1) Would you like ___ coffee?
2) There isn’t ___ cheese in the fridge.
3) Can you get ___ butter, please?
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1) The question is so difficult that . can answer it.
2) . left his bag in our classroom yesterday.
3) Has . in this group got a dictionary?
4) It is too late. I think there is . in the office now.
5) . know that plants like water.
to find . the truth?
4 put . your jfcket. its cold.
5what time do you usually set . for the scout club
1sundays he goes on often to the pfrk
2 she late is never
3how you ho do often to cinema the?:
4 he bed always to late goes
5 we go sometimes camping
thinck woollen mittens and unty which are fur boots made of deer skin. Today it’s bright and sunny. It’s only -25 outside so I’m going skiing with my family for the fist time this year.
I go to a Russian school but we have lessons in our native Yakut language as well. My father plays the khomus which is a traditional Yakut instrument and my mother does embroidery with beads. She also makes hats and her friends sometimes ask her to make outfits for our national summer holiday. It’s called Yhyakh and it’s a great chance for me to perform a dance called Ohuokhay and to drink kumys-a national drink that’s made from mare’s milk.
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