Complete the sentences. was, were, wasn´t, weren´t 1. Ella and Emily weren´t at school yesterday. They were both ill. 2. Jim wasn´t at home yesterday. He was at his granny. 3. It was a long race. We were all tired. 4. My grandfather wasn´t born in a small village. 5. I was late for school this morning. I was so unhappy. 6. I was ill last weekend. Now i´m well. 7. Where were you born? 8. Today Katie room is tidy, but yesterday her things was all over the floor.
Palace. There was a sea of flower and wreaths. What I liked about the film was that the scenery was based on real-life. One of the most memorable scene was when the Queen Elizabeth talked about Diana in television. At that moment I held my breath because I was really thrilled about how she could handle this. When Elizabeth talked about Diana there were tears in her eyes. That showed that we are all only humans and we all have feelings- including the Queen. For me the first part of the film wasn´t interesting but despite that I liked the ending. Also I liked the atmosphere in UK when their princess had died. It was phenomenal to see that all the people in England kept together like one big family. There were also some things that I didn´t liked about the film. I didn´t liked the way how the Queen acted after Diana´s death. She didn´t showed her feelings and at first she didn´t even cry. To my mind it was very weird. I was quite disappointed because there wasn´t
First snow It was unusually hot in my small bedroom when I woke up. As I looked at the clock, it was only 7.30 in the morning and I was still dead tired from my last night`s birthday party. I didn´t feel any strenght left in my muscles but nevertheless I walked across my bedroom to turn the radiator down. That was strange. The heat wasn´t on. When I opened the window to let in some cooling autumn air I saw something slowly falling from the sky. It was too early for the first snow and also the weather was also unusually warm. I opened the window even more to get rid of that suffocating air stuck inside the room but that made it even worse, all the breathable air seemed to fly out. Next, I quickly closed the window and rushed to the bathroom where I was about to take a refreshing cold shower
4. a 4 1. What did the student have to do? 2. Why didn`t he buy the book? 3. Where did he try to find the book? 4. How did he solve the problem? 5. Was the student told off for reading the book? 6. Why was the book put in another place? Model answers 1. The student had to read a book. 2. The book was too expensice for him to buy. 3. He tried to find the book in the library. 4. He read the book in the shop. 5. No, he wasn`t. 6. The owner didn`t want anyone to buy the book.
In addition he thought about safety of flights and wanted to renew company planes. We can also observe the given trend in movements of the dollar/deuchemark rate over previous 3 years. Trend tends upward, so the postponing the desision of purchase can bring company to a higher dollar exchange rate, that, as a result, will mean that expences will be substantially higher. 2)To leave the whole amount of exposure unhedged was too risky at that time. Herr Ruhnau wasn`t also hundred percent confident, that exchange rate would drop. Remaining the whole explosure unhedged could bring Lufthansa to bankrupt. It was in Herr Ruhnau interests to protect Lufthansa Investments. Herr Ruhnau decision to cover partly an explosure was based on a research, which he had made. As a result Ruhnau didn't loss. His decision to cover half an explosure brought to company 225 mil. DEM, because in the worst case if he used full forward
won competition overall because they cheated with last challenge. They should use James May in WRC racing but they knew May isn´t fast driver and they used the Stig, like they used to beat Germans in racing. The presenters are journalists. They like to drive with a car and drink beer at the bar. All of them like to ride a motorcycle, but not Jeremy. He hates motorcycles. He doesn´t understand to how ride with motorcycle. When they was in Vietnam, they had to ride with motorcycle, but Jeremy wasn´t good to ride with that. The others took good bikes but Jeremy took the worst bike ever. He failed there. At the moment Jeremy haven´t bike and he drives with Mercedes and Ford. Richard Hammond is a bit different then Jeremy. He likes different cars than Jeremy or even James. He loves very light and fast cars and he loves motorcycles. He is smaller than the others. At the moment Richard Hammond drives with Morgan and Porsche. James May likes to drive with economical and slow cars
The project was European with major components coming from six countries: the steel was supplied from the UK and fabricated in The Netherlands by the Dutch company Hollandia, the cables came from Italy, the bearings came from Germany, the spindle and hub were cast in the Czech Republic, the capsules were made by Poma in France, and the electrical components came from the UK. The then Prime Minister, Tony Blair opened it formally on 31 December 1999. However to the public it wasn´t opened until March 2000 because of technical problems. Since its opening, the Eye has become a major landmark and tourist attraction. It is operated by Merlin Entertainments but sponsored by British Airways. By July 2002, 8,5 million people had ridden the London Eye. In the capsule is taken automatically a souvenir photograph of passengers as they approach the end of the flight. It is also taken for security purposes. Since
His grandfather usually drinks too much and he is very fat. 6 What was Charlie thankful for after the Thanksgiving dinner? Why? Comment on the reactions of the family that followed. (p.5051) He was thankful that his brother played football on television so nobody fought. Most of the people around the table looked uncomfortable. Some looked angry. His dad looked like he knew I was right, but he didn´t want to say anything because it wasn´t his family. Her mom was nervous about what her dad would do. Only one person at the table said anything. It was Charlies´ great aunt. She said: ´Amen.´ 7 What were Charlie's `Secret Santa ` presents for Patrick? Comment on his choices. How could Patrick know who the presents were from? A mix tape Charlie just knew that it should. Magnetic poetry Charlie thought it very fun. Watercolour paints and some paper Charlie thought Patrick might like them
It is a nice day, isn´t it? I am seeing you tomorrow, aren´t I ? AM AREN ` T !!! I´m late, aren´t I? !!! David can´t go out tonight, can he? She can spell, can´t she? Jane has finished her homework, hasn´t she? You haven´t got a car, have you? Bill and Tom don´t work very hard, do they? You like chocolate, don´t you? They don´t like us, do they? Tim doesn´t look well today, does he? Mary will be here soon, won´t she? There was a lot of traffic, wasn´t there? Jim should pass the exam, shouldn´t he? Mary wont´t be late, will she? You couldn´t do me a favour, could you? 3 Let´s go for a walk, shall we? LET`S !!! Open the door, will you? PALVE !!! Don´t be late, will you? PALVE !!! 4
/ He wrote about his experiences in his book Life on the Mississhippi. 3 The Civil War broke out in 1861 / He travelled on the West, where he started working as a journalist and took Mark Twain as his pen name. 4 In 1870 he got married and went to live in Hartford, Connecticut / Amond these were The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, which describes the adventures of a boy and black slave, Jim. 5 In the 1880s Mark Twain opened his onw publishing house but it wasn´t a success. / However, his books were nos less humorous than his earlier works. He was also popular as a lecturer in different parts of the world and returned to the United States as a hero. 6 His oldest daugher died in 1896 and eigh years later he lost his wife / On 21 April 1910 Mark Twain died of heart disease.
the floor. Mother is asking "Thank you?" and extends her hand in the direction of the glass. Liisa Karu Karl raises the glass from the floor and gives it to mum. Mother says again thank you. Then Karl sits on the floor and plays with a cat and dog. Mother is doing some stuff in kitchen. Karl tries to pull the tail of the cat, but the kitty hits him with its paw. Fortunately it wasn´t strong hit and Karl does not cry. Now mother invites Karl to the living room. Karl doesn´t start to cry and runs in front of mum, mother is coming behind him. Karl runs and jumps on the couch, goes closer to the table, takes a pencil and starts to draw stripes, in the meanwhile saying: "Figure, figure. Mum too!" Karl draw around 7-8 minutes, at the same time being totally quiet. Suddenly he jumped up and ran to the bedroom. He opens the closet
were sleeping an eternal sleep everywhere he looked. Some of them were seriosly injured, but alive. So he dared to sneek closer and take a better look. One old man, who was still moving a bit, saw the soldier and waved sadly his hand. The youth climbed slowly over some dead bodies and sat near the injured person. "What happened?" he asked "Who are these terrifiing creatures?" The old man pointed one of his fingers to the north. The soldier took a look and saw an old wooden church that wasn`t swallowed by the river of fire yet. "What`s in there?" he said, but no answer was given. The old man was dead. The soldier prayed in the name of the Queen and stood up. Whoever these creatures that destroyed this village were they are gone now. No other creepy noise followed, so the man decided to pay a visit to the church that was soon covered within furious flames. The door of the ancient building fell apart when the man came nearer to it.
She gives a little scream and wakes up of a dream. An interesting story happened when Alice went to the tea party she saw a long table under the tree where March Hare, the Hatter and the Dormouse were having tea. Once time stopped for the Hatter it has been always six o`clock. That means it`s always teatime. Alice sat down on a chair. At the beginning March Hare seemed impolite to Alice because March Hare asked does Alice wants some coffee but there wasn`t any coffee. They played some wordgames and the Dormouse told stories which Alice enjoyed. Alice leaves them and finds a tree with a door in it which leads to the garden where another interesting story begins. Alice just got to the garden and saw a crowd of unusual people. It was a pack of cards walking through the garden. Behind them were walking the King and Queen of Hearts. When the Queen of Hearts met Alice she invited her to play croquet. It was the strangest game of
" 5) Jane said:"Think before you answer!" 6. Use the correct Prepositions. ( 20 points ) 1) Jane started learning English two years........ 2) ........Monday Steve asked me to dine with him 3) Mary was born........the second of May........1964. 4) We worked........ ten hours without stopping. 5) They left........seven o`clock........the evening. 6) The castle was built........the 16th century. 7) I think Ronald is ill. He wasn`t........work today. 8) We had to go........foot. 9) Yesterday we met Bob........the street. 10) Phone me tomorrow morning! I`ll be........home. 11) Next summer I am going........Spain. 12) Susan has been living........this street........1998. 13) The little dog was sitting........the bed. 14) I told them that they really don`t know anything ........me. 15) Are you interested........literature? 16) It depends........the weather. 17) Do you agree........me? 7
only way your idea will spread is if you tell the truth. He believes marketing is the most of powerful force available to people who want to make change. And with that power will comes responsibility. Marketers have the leverage to generate huge impact in less time- and with less money- that ever before. GOT MARKETING? Marketing is about spreading ideas, and spreading ideas is the single most important output of our civilization. Before the golden age of television, marketing wasn´t particulary important. Companies made commodies- thing that people needed. During the golden age, if you had enough money, you could buy a ton of television commercials and magazine ads and tell the story of your choice to each and every consumer. Television was the miracle. It enabled companies with money to effortlessly create more money. This was the age of mass market, when all consumers were equal and you could sell anything to everyone. After the golden age, in what should be
vigurdaja koolipoiss vaid üks ausamaid mehi teatris. 5. Summary Like I already mentioned Laanemetsa's life was short, but not like many others, he, with the little time he had, managed to do a lot and be helpful to many today`s actors with his instructive classes. So remember Aare Laanemets as a loved teacher, skilled producer and a talented actor. Don`t forget that Laanemetsa's role as Toots was only a start to his life of theatre and the true Laanemets wasn`t some paltering schoolboy, but one of the most honest men in theatre. 6. Kasutatud kirjandus 1) Teatritasku, 6.veebruar 2014. Kuuskümmend küünalt Kullamaal Aare Laanemetsale http://teatritasku.ee/kuuskuemmend-kueuenalt- kullamaal-aare-laanemetsale/ 2) Õhtuleht. Kirsti Vainküla. 2. november 2001. "Inimest, kes mulle ema ütleb, enam ei ole..." 3) Endla teatri koduleht. 27.10.2013. Aare Laanemetsa 60. sünniaastapäev. Mälestuste õhtu. http://www.endla
One influential painter was Van Dyck. The people on the paintings were bubbling of energy. Based on novelists, writers, philosophers. George Romney. Born in Dalton, self-taught, wanted to become a history painter, after been to Italy, he became the favourite painter of the higher society. His art was free, swift and bold. He painted only portraits of women and children. "Mrs Mary Robinson" an actress, soft and formal style. "Shepherd Girl" soft colours, the girl probably wasn´t a sheperdiss. "Emma, Lady Hamilton" the painter´s most frequent sitter, the most famous work. Thomas Gainsborough. Born in Suffolk, studied under van Dyck, moved to London, one of the founders of the Royal Academy. His art was at the beginning naive, unskilful, strict. "The Blue Boy" a friend of the artist, the most famous painting. "Mr and Mrs Andrews" right after marriage, masterpiece of his early years. "Mrs Burroughs" painter´s
Mis juhtub , kui muinasjutt ja tõeline maailm põrkuvad ? The real world and the animated world collide . Dreams come true in a city that make stories . Catch me , if you can . One of the living for one of the dead . The deeper you look , the more you will find . Vähemalt 5 inimest armastab siin maailmas Sind nii , et on valmis Sinu eest surema. Elu on film , millel on nähtamatu rezissöör . Kui minuga mängid , mängid sa tulega . I wasn´t born Bitch, guys made me this way! When I saw you I liked you, when I liked you I loved you, when I loved you I lost you.
* It's not where you're from. It's where you're at. * Mis juhtub, kui muinasjutt ja tõeline maailm põrkuvad ? * Dreams come true in a city that make stories. * Catch me, if you can. * One of the living for one of the dead. * The deeper you look, the more you'll find. * Vähemalt 5 inimest siin maailmas armastab Sind nii, et on valmis Sinu eest surema. * Elu on film, millel on nähtamatu rezissöör. * Kui Sa minuga mängid, mängid sa tulega! * I wasn't born a bitch, guys made me this way. * When I saw you, I liked you, when I liked you, I loved you, when I loved you, I lost you. Kõigis asjades ,mis ma kaotanud olen ,igatsen ma oma mõistust kõige rohkem. *Joonista omale mets ja eksi sinna ära! *Mina ei näe unenägusid.Ma magan silmad kinni. *Ma tahtsin saata sulle midagi armsat ja ülinunnut ,aga postiljon käskis mul postkastist välja ronida! *One ticket out of my life!Wanna buy it?
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