December is the twelfth and last month of the year according to the Gregorian calendar. This is used used in almost all the world today. It was the tenth month in the early Roman calendar. It became the twelfth month in a later Roman calendar. Until 46 B.C., December only had 29 days. But the Roman statesman Julius Caesar added two days to December, which made it 31 days.
1. Temperature is measured in degrees Celsius in Europe.
2. rain, snow, hail, sleet, drizzle and fog are called with one word precipitation.
3. water vapour is contained in the air- it's humid.
4. atmospheric pressure is shown by weather maps with the help of isobars.
5. The Sun shines and heats the Earth's surface is shone and heated by the Sun.
6. air pressure is changed by warm and cold air movement.
7. winds are brought by the movement of warm and cold air. .
8. the water is heated by the sun in rivers, lakes, seas and oceans.
9. the water vapour is turned into small water droplets by the cold air high above the earth.
10. The water droplets are frozen and turned into little balls of ice high in the clouds.
Мы используем это\эти вещи возле нас.
Мы используем это в единственном числе, эти во множественном
Мы используем что\ те вещи находящиеся далеко от нас
Мы используем что в единственном числе, а те во множественном
1) <span>He didn't tell anybody where he was going.
2) </span><span>Did you know where he had gone?
3. </span><span>Did you know where he was?
4. </span><span>I wanted to know when he was leaving school.
5. </span><span>Nobody knew where he lived.
</span>6. <span>She asked them when he would come back/
7. </span><span>He wanted to know where she had bought that hat.
8. </span><span>I had no idea how much she had paid for it.
9. </span><span>I forgot where I had put the book.
10. </span>She wanted to know who had <span>given you that nice kitten.
</span>11. He asked me where he could buy <span>an English-Russian dictionary.
12. </span>He wondered how long it would take <span>your brother to get to Madrid.</span>