Put the verb in the correct form. My Auntie Ruby has been a very independent woman all her life and she still (live) in her own home although she (have to) have some help in the last few months. Ruby (live) in the country when she was a girl and she (cycle) five miles to school every day. In fact she (meet) her husband on the way to school when she was just 15 years old. She (ride) along the same road that she (cycle) on every day since she (start) school, but that day she noticed a handsome young man cycling towards her. Ruby still (get) emotional when she talks about it, even though it (happen) over 70 years ago.

Mary looks exhausted. What  

has she been doing all working day?

How long  

have they known their history teacher?

How many times  

has Tim visited Sidney?

Jess  

has been learning Spanish words for hours, but she still doesn't remember all of them.

Sorry, we are late.  

Have you been waiting for a long time?

Friends  

have been playing chess for several hours.

Has Nina been studying for a long time today?

My uncle  

has never played curling.

Dave  

hasn't seen his colleagues recently.

Melony  

has been writing the report all day, but she  

hasn't finished yet.

Объяснение:

1.I have to study for five years to obtain the degree of Specialist.

2. Our university is one of the oldest transport institutions in Russia.

3.The importance of railway industry for Russia cannot be overestimated.

1.There are different laboratories in our university.

2.The equipment of the classes satisfies all the requirements.

3.Many lecturers from various chairs teach us.

1) The most common degrees are Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts

Допишите термины к определениям

1) something used as a measure, norm or model   - a standart

2) to obtain money in return for labour or services  - to earn

3) inspiring respect and admiration, having high status  -prestigious

4) branch of knowledge studied or taught in school, college or university - a subject