Jacques-lves Cousteau, the world famous explorer of the underwater world, visited Russian institute of oceanography not long ago, where he proposed a joint expedition to the Bering Sea. He told the correspondent of the newspaper Vodny Transport that he had worked in the Bering Strail earlier and had fallen in love with the Arctic then. It was during his first expedition that he promised to himself that he would come back to the Arctic again. Dr Cousteau said he had prepared for a new Arctic expedition. Dr Cousteau remembered his meetings with the Russian specialists in the Antarctic in 1972 and 1973. He said he would never forget how they had helped his friends when they had fallen overboard during a storm. In conclusion Jacques -lves Cousteau wished the Russian mariners calm sea (штиля) and fine weather.
Ответ: 1. We like sausages
2. They don^t like jelly
3. Do you eat pasta?
4. I don^t like Coke.
5. Do they like chicken?
Объяснение:
<span>On Monday we had five lessons. The first lesson was Russian. At this lesson we wrote a dictation and did some exercises. Nick went to the blackboard. He answered well and got a "five". Pete did not get a "five " because he did not know his lesson. After the second lesson l went to the canteen. l ate a sandwich and drank a cup of tea . l did not drink milk. After school l did not go home. l went to the library and changed my books. Then l went home.</span>
Nice pictures are drawn by my son
Good money is paid for her detectivw stories
The dictionare was published by they a week ago
A nice birthday postcard was sent me by my unclez
An article for our school newspapers has been written by me
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<span>It happened on a crowded bus during the rush hour. A boy of about twelve was sitting by the window, watching the changing scenery and pretending not to see the old men and women standing near him. A distinguished-looking gentleman asked the boy: If I give you 5 pounds will you stand up and let me take your seat? — Sure! — answered the boy, smiling. The man took money out of his pocket and handed it to the boy. The boy took the money and stood up at once. — The seat is yours! — said the man to an elderly lady standing next to him. She blushed and answered: — Thank you very much, but I can't possibly take the seat for which you have paid money! — Forget about that, Madam. You see, I'm an old teacher. I have given the boy some money to teach him a lesson. It is not too expensive! The lady sat down and asked the boy: — I say, Bob, have you thanked the gentleman for the money he gave you?</span>