Last summer, Robert and Harry stayed at their grandparents' house by the sea. One hot and sunny morning, Grandmother made a picnic and took the boys to the beach. After lunch, Grandmother laid down and opened her book. The boys were playing football on the beach and then made a little castle with some sand. Then Harry saw a strange cave which was near some big, grey stones at the other end of the beach. The boys quickly ran to it and looked in, but they couldn't see anything because it was very dark. Harry said, "It looks big inside. Come on! I'll go first." Harry and Robert were playing inside the cave when suddenly Robert said, "Oh no! I can hear the sea! It's coming into the cave." They were very afraid, but then Harry felt something wet on his hand. It was their dog's nose! The dog was very smart. It showed the boys the way out of the cave and back to the beach. When they told their grandmother about the dog, she gave it three biscuits and said, "Well done!" "We're hungry too" the boys said, "Well", Grandmother answered, "you must wait when we have a dinner. It was silly to go into a dangerous place like that." "We're very, very sorry, Grandma!" they said. "We won't do it again." a) true b) false 1) The weather was hot and rainy. 2) Harry went first into the cave. 3) It was dark in the cave. 4) The dog couldn't help the boys. 5) Grandmother gave the boys tasty things.

нью-йорк один из самых больших городов мира. он был найден 3 сотни лет назад в устье реки гудзон.

центр нью йорка - это остров манхеттен. в 1626 он был куплен у индейцев за 24 доллара. сегодня манхеттен это центра бизнесной и коммерческой жизни города. здесь много небоскрёбов, банков и офисов мериканских бизнесменов в манхеттене. здесь появился бродвей; фондовая биржа находиться здесь. немного людей живёт в манхеттене, хотя многие работают здесь. в манхеттене многочисленная мостовая связь с другими частями нью-йорка.

люди из почти всех частей света живут в нью-йорке. его также называют "современным вавилоном". много иммигрантов из других стран едут в нью-йорк начиная с 20 века.   они въехали в сша через нью-йорк - ворота америки.

нью-йорк один из лидирующих мануфактурных городов всего мира. самые важные ветви производства: бумажные продукты, машины, стекло, , машинные оборудования. городской трафик забитый.

1. Have you ever been to Paris? (ever/never

2 Look, your brother has just come in. (usually/just)

3 I have often tried to read War and Peace but I always stop because it's difficult. (usually/often)

4 We have never visited the Czech Republic. What's it like? (sometimes/never)

5 Peter has never given me his homework on time . (sometimes/never)

6 Have you ever been to the cinema with Tom? (ever/ just)

7 I haven't ever used that computer so I don't know what to do. (never/ever)

8 They have already done the homework. Here it is. (already/yet)

9 They haven't yet done the homework. It's for next week. (already/yet)

10 I've worked here for ten years, (since/for)

11 I've worked here 2000. (since/for)

12 I've worked here all my life. (all my life/since)