Gabriel José de la Concordia is a Colombian writer-prose writer, journalist, publisher and politician. Laureate of the Neustadt literary prize (1972) and the Nobel Prize for Literature (1982). Representative of the literary trend of "magical realism." He was born in the Colombian town of Arakataka (department of Magdalena) in the family of Gabriel Eligio García and Louisa Santiaga Marquez Iguarán [Luisa Santiaga Márquez Iguarán] [9]. Soon after the birth of Gabriel, his father became a pharmacist. In January 1929, his parents moved to Sucre, but the boy remained in Arakatak, where he was raised by his grandmother and maternal grandfather Trankilina Iguarán Cotes and Colonel Nicolas Ricardo Márquez Mejía ) [10] [11]. It was grandfather and grandmother, each of whom was an excellent narrator, who introduced the future writer to folk legends and linguistic features, which later became an important element of his work [12]. When Garcia Marquez was nine years old, his grandfather died, and Gabriel moved to his parents in Sucre, where his father owned a pharmacy [11] [13].In 1940, at the age of 13, Gabriel received a scholarship and began studying at the Jesuit College of Sipakira, 30 km north of Bogota. In 1946, at the insistence of his parents, he entered the National University of Bogota at the Faculty of Law. Then he met his future wife, Mercedes Barcha Pardo, the daughter of an apothecary.Interrupting his studies early in 1950, García Márquez decided to devote himself to journalism and literature. The greatest influence on him had such writers as Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, Franz Kafka.
On Tuesday Jane and her sister are going to visit their sick granny. <span>When is she going to arrange her birthday party? Her classmates are going to give her a little puppy. Where is she going to walk her puppy? Jane's parents are going to give her a trip to London, aren't they? Are you going to come to her birthday party? - Yes, I am </span>
1.the capital/is Washington 2.It/was named 3.It/is situated 4.The district/is a piece, does not belong 5.The district/is named 6.Washington/was founded 7.George Washington/chose 8.Washington/is new;it/didn't exist 9.The population/is million people 10.It/is not city;it/is very important, capital 11.there/is a law;it/presents 12.Washington/has places 13.the largest and tallest/is the Capitol;the Congress/meets 14.It/is building 15.is/the Library of Congress 16.it/holds 17.The White House,The residence/is the structure, one of the most bautiful 18.it/was built 19.it/is building 20.it/is said;England/was;the Brirish/entered;house/were set on fire 21.walls/were painted;it/has been the Whit House 22.is /the Washington monument;/looks 23.it/rises;it/is empty 24.lift/brings;they/can enjoy 25.The Jeff Memorial/is surrounded 26.The Lin Memorial/is devoted;the author/gave
1. is produced (present simple passive) 2. не уверена, но вроде has been stolen (present perfect passive) 3. are being washed (present continious passive) 4. was broken into (past simple passive)
1. I wouldn't like you to spend this summer in Sheffield. 2. We didn't expect our relatives to visit the Lakeland. 3. Molly wants her son to see the famous Stonehenge. 4. Would you like us to stay at one of Liverpool hotels? 5. I do not expect Alice to tell us a lot about the ruins of the Hadrian's Wall.