Once, on a hot summer evening, I returned home from a walk. To check room, I opened the window. It was not cold, so I did not go away. I sat next to the window and began to read an interesting book. I heard a strange sound. He was outside the window. As if someone slowly to the house. Glancing out the window, I saw no one. I thought that it seems to me. Again I heard this strange, frightening sound. As if just around the corner, next to you who is stealing ... I abruptly closed the window. Veil the large windows. I called a friend. After telling the story they came to me. The street was getting dark. But there is and there was no one. We did not understand what it was for sound ...
Тысячи лет назад, люди могли отправить м мудрецов на большие расстояния. Они использовали свет пожаров на ночь и дым пожаров на день. Они использовали громкий звук барабанов для отправки сообщений через великие Форес Африки. Эти средства междугородной сооб мационные были использованы на протяжении веков. Большое расстояние связи изменилась в 1832 году, когда электрический телеграф был изобретен русским ученым Л. Шиллинг Р
<span><span>1. That's great,
Cathy. Did you make that </span>yourself?
2. Doug hit himself in the eye by mistake with his toothbrush!
3 Cats can look after themselves, can't
they?<span>
<span>4 I hope you all enjoy yourself on holiday!</span></span></span>
Ответ:
1. Mary asked Polly to come to her place.
2. Bob said that he had wanted to watch a film about pirates the previous week.
3. Ted asked Pete if he would go to the shop.
4. Granny said to Nick not to take off that warm coat.
5. The teacher said to me whom i had seen in the gym.
6. The boy asked me if i liked to play football.
Объяснение:
Once
upon a time there lived a king.
He
lived in a beautiful palace and he liked cheese.
Everyone
in the country could smell that cheese.
The
mice lived in the palace and ate the king's cheese.
The
king called his wise men to help him.
He
asked, "How can I get rid of these mice?"
<span>"That's
easy," the wise men answered. </span>
