elbrusikus
09.10.2022 12:18

Read the text and match headings a - f with paragraph a)all the way to manchester , B) faster and faster, C) the first passenger train, D) the first successful locomotive train, E) horse - drawn trains, F) George Stephenson`s first train ​

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ZEWER
03.08.2021 02:16

boarding

a: your boarding pass, please.

b: just a minute. and here he is in the pocket.

a: thank you. look do not lose! you still need him in

by plane. go here.

b: why are there so many passengers at this door?

a: no problem. this is a routine check that will take.

just a few minutes.

q: well, good.

a: put your bag here, and go through this gate yourself.

b: but what is it? and why does the bell ring?

a: this is a special device for detecting metallic

items. do you have anything in your right pocket?

b: yes, a bunch of keys.

a: give them to me. pass again now everything is in order. here is

your keys. wait a little here. coming soon

bus and will take you to the ramp.

2.a: here is my ticket.

q: row 15, place a. here, please.

a: can i put the bag on the top shelf?

q: i'm sorry, but this is not possible. if

a: yes, sorry. i did not think that she could fall if we

suddenly get into the air pocket.

q: absolutely. now fasten your seat belts and

refrain from smoking.

oh good. and when can i get up from my seat?

q: when we are already in the air. hear already launched

motors.

a: yes, we are probably taxiing to the runway.

we stopped how fast we pick up speed, even

dizzy and in the ears of noise.

q: here's a sweetie for you, chew and everything will pass. when will we be on

high altitude, you will not notice that we are flying.

a: thank you.

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BanderSap
10.02.2020 09:05
The US Library of Congress is the largest in the world. It has about 90 million items – books, manuscripts maps, photographs, pieces of music and microfilms. The library has about 350 miles of bookshelves in three gigantic buildings on Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. 
The collection was started in 1800 to help Congressmen in their work. When in 1814 the books were destroyed in a fire, the Congress bought Thomas Jefferson's personal library of about 6.500 books – the beginning of a new collection. Now he US Library of Congress is open to the general public. 
b) Bibliotheque Nationale (National Library) is the most important library in France and one of the oldest in the world. It is now located in Paris. Its beginning was the first royal library started by Charles V(1364-1380) who collected 1,200 manuscripts in the Louvre. Since 1537 the library has received a copy of every French publication/ in 1692 the library was opened to the public and renamed the Bibliotheque Nationale in 1795. the library's collection nowadays includes about 9 million books and 180 thousand manuscripts published in france and in other countries of the world 
c)the State Russian Library in Moscow is one of the largest in the world. It has more than 40 million items in 247 languages: books, newspapers, maps, music and others. The library is not only a place to read. It is also a learning centre which organizes lectures, discussions and presentations. The library was opened in the 18 century on the basis of Count Rumyantsev's private collection and since that time it has been used by scientists, scholars, teachers, students, in fact anybody who is over 18 years old can use library reading rooms. about 4 thousand people come to the library every day 
d)The British Library is the national library of the UK. It gets a copy of every book published in the country and many foreign publications as well. The library has a large new building in London which was finished in 1996.Before that the library was part of the British Museum. Nowadays everyone who comes to the museum can visit the famous Reading Room designed as Rome's Pantheon by the Italian Anthony Panizzi who had to leave his country for England and was Keeper of Printed Books from 1837 to 1856 and Librarian of the Museum. Some of the greatest minds and the most famous people of their times have worked in this room: writers, dramatists, politicans such as Dickens , Bernard Shaw, Garibaldi, Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin
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