Вот, сам писал, сам придумал:
-Hello, aspiring businessman.
-Hi
-I heard you want to expand your business, but you don't know how?
-Yeah. I'm thinking
-I can help you. I'II give you some tips on how to move forward.
-Okay, listen.
-The first tip: the main goal in business is to "survive" out of it as more profit, never allow the business to be durable. If you want your business to give you cash flow - you also need to constantly take care of it, and do not forget forget about it. Second tip: there is a sayind: "Friendship based on business is better than business based on friendship". You need to know andd understand it, and to separate business from friendship, thet it would not lose.
-Thanks for the advice.Excuse me.
-So long.
-While.
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<span>He are a car yesterday, look at his contented expression!
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Ответ:
1. They aren't very hungry. They have already had lunch.
2. You know the answer. You have just asked the teacher.
3. I've got a prize. I have won a competition recently.
4. The dog is wet. It has just come out of the sea.
5. We've got our rackets with us. We have just played tennis.
6. She's in the hospital. She has had an accident recently.
Объяснение:
В России холодно на севере и жарко на юге.2 у семьи было прекрасное путишествие на море летом.3 вчера я увидел картину со старым замком.У нее были высокие стены и длинные башни.Река Волга самая большая река в России.Дословно:восток или запад,дом лучший(На подобие русской поговорки : в гостях хорошо,а дома лучше).6 около нашего города находится большой зеленый лес.7Я не знаю где Шотландия расположена .Можешь сказать мне?8 в воскресенье моя семья пойдет в поход/путишествие.Мы посетили великолепный старый замок ,который находится около нашего города
Once, while I was walking<span> in a park in London, I</span><span> saw</span><span> an old strange-looking man. He </span>was sitting<span> on a bench </span>holding<span> a closed book in his hands. I </span>sat<span>down on the bench and </span>looked<span> at the book. I </span>saw<span> that the book </span>was<span> of great interest. It </span>was<span> a very old copy of early Byron's works. I </span>looked<span> at the old man in surprise and </span>undersood<span> that he </span>knew<span> I </span>had sat<span> on the bench because of him and the book he </span><span>was holding </span><span>in his hands. I </span>smiled. "It is the last I<span> have</span><span>," he said and </span>stretched<span> it out to me. I </span>took<span> with the words, "I </span><span>am </span><span>a lover of old books."</span>
