1) and 2) to 3) or 4) will 5)your 6) to 7) are 8) well
1. He' snever studied any foreign languages. ( )
2. I haven't been there before . ( )
3. Has she ever been to France? ()
4. He hasn't gone to Spain yet ( )
5. I just have read this book. ( )
6. Lucy has only written so far a half of her composition. ( )
7. I have already been to the exhibition. ( )
8. Ben ( recently has written an article about the UFOs. )
Во сколько ты встаешь?
когда ты завтракаешь?
тебе завтрак готовит мама?
ты ходишь в школу пешком?
твоя школа далеко?
во сколько начинается твоя школа?
что ты делаешь в школе?
Сколько уроков у тебя во вторник?
когда ты обедаешь?
во сколько ты обычно возвращаешся домой?
что ты делаешь вечером?
когда ты делаешь домашнюю работу днем или вечером?
Sunday
holiday
gesus christ
church
easter cakes
eggs
Ester is on Sunday
People usually go the church
People usually make ester cakes
We paint eggs
Themselves Aztecs called themselves "Mechin" or "tenochka" and "atlaltelolka" - depending on the city of origin (Tenochtitlan, Tlatelolco). As to the origin of the word "Mexica» (mexica. From which, in fact, is the word "Mexico"), it expressed a very different version of its etymology: the word "Sun" in Nahuatl, the Aztec name of the leader Meshitli (Meksitli, Mekshitli) - type of algae grows in lake Texcoco. The most famous translator of Nahuatl Miguel Leon-Portilla, says that the word means "middle of the Moon." Self-name "tenochki" possibly comes from the name Tenocha - another legendary leader.