( Insert prepositions or adverbs: for, by, round, at, about, from, to, on, in.) 1. What is this town famous ... ? 2. I've never been ... New York. 3. We'll lie ... the sun ... the beach. 4. I'll speak ... them ... our trip ... the Caucasus. 5. "I'll show you ... the city I lived there a few years ago and I know it very well," said Ann. 6. There is a monument ... Minin and Pozharsky in Red Square. 7 Odessa they will go ... Sochi ... boat. 8. Shall we have to book seats ... advance? 9. She is going to sit ... deck and look ... the sea.

I decided to spend my holiday lazing in the sun on Costa Brava beaches. I would like to say that the weather today is on the bright side. Despite yesterday boiling hot weather and downpour, now I am taking delight in sitting on the balcony in this balmy summer evening.

You can not imagine what happened yesterday. I have never seen such a cloudburst. It was as if the heavens had opened. I was noy able to discern anything throught that wall of rain. But it is worth bearing it for the sake of today’s perfect weather.

However sometimes weаther can be humid but a light breeze helps yyou to overcome these inconviniences

летом я гостила у крестной. Как-то пришла она с работы и предложила пойти на следующий день в парк развлечений, и я, конечно же, согласилась. Это был мой первый поход в подобное место. С нами поехала подруга крестной с дочкой. Ее звали Даша, мы с ней сразу подружились.
When we got out the bus, we heard load merry music and lively laugh. At every step music became louder and louder. At last, we came in. I occur like in a fairy land, there were different attractions: merry-go-rounds, trains, trampolines, etc., shops with sweets and toys, hand-gun ranges, horses and ponies, around there were only happy faces and bright colours. At first we bought candyfloss and ice-cream, and then we went to jump on trampoline. I never laughed so much, we jumped and fell, stood up and fell again. After I and Dasha played air hockey, the first round Dasha won, I won the second – winners all around. The biggest attraction was observation wheel, it was seen from any corner of the park, it called us. Dasha and my godmother were afraid of height but I persuaded them to go there and to watch the town from the height. We didn’t cut any slack that we came there, the fear of height stood away as soon as a wonderful panorama opened before us. We felt like birds sailing in the sky; houses, trees and streets seemed tiny figures of the dollhouse. We were overfilled with emotions; the wheel slowly went below returning us to reality.