Was it Tom?
I haven't seen her for years
Do yoy want her phone number?
What happened to him?
He doesn't want anyone to know
I'll call him tonight
1. Moscow is larger than Leningrad
2. Moscow was the largest city in the Soviet Union
3. I think the most beautiful place in our country is /сюда вписывай место которое ты считаешь самым красивым в нашей стране/
можно еще написать так: I think /место/ is the most beautiful place in our country
4. The longest river in the Soviet Union was Amour /по некоторым данным еще Обь считают/
5. Volga is longer than Don
6. The most beautiful square in Moscow is /впиши сюда самую красивую улицу Москвы по твоему мнению/
7. ??? откуда это вообще можно узнать? посмотри в интернете и напиши "The newest Moscow hotel is <...>"
8. The Spassky Cathedral is the oldest building in Moscow
9. Federation Tower is the highest building in Moscow
10. не знаю, честно, не москвичка. Напиши "The shortest way from Red Square to the Exhibition is..." и далее вписывай кратчайший путь с Красной Площади до какой-то там Выставки
11. I think the streets are cleaner than they were a few years ago
12. The most difficult subject at school was /пиши сюда свой труднейший предмет/
13. My native language in Russian so I think that English Grammar is much more difficult, since it is so different.
14. My friend is taller/shorter than me /смотря выше твой друг или ниже тебя/
15. /впиши сюда имя низкого друга/ is the shortest person I know and /впиши сюда имя высокого друга/ is the tallest one.
16. тут зависит тоже от возраста твоего друга. если он старше, то "I am younger than my friend", если же младше, то younger замени на older
17. пиши разницу вашу в возрасте. "I am /цифра/ years older/younger than him/her"
1. There is a nice woman in the kitchen.
2. Is there an old armchair in Tiny's house? - Yes, there is.
3. There are five shelves with interesting books in his room.
4. There are no clocks in the living room.
5. There are a sofa, a table and three chairs in the living room.
One day my family and I spent a day at the beach. Children swimming in the sea and built castles in the sand. Suddenly in the distance seemed a little old woman, her gray hair flying in the wind, the clothes were dirty and torn. She mumbled something about themselves, picking up sand and shifting some items into a bag. Parents were called and told to children to keep them away from the old woman. As she passed, once again bending over to pick something up, she smiled, not one family, but no one responded to her greeting. Many weeks after we learned of the rescuers from the same beach, the little old lady dedicated his life to ensure that pick up the beaches slivers of glass, which children can cut their legs. And we felt very ashamed of his behavior.