1) I`m watching cartoons now.
2) What Liza is writing now?
3) My dog is looking for at the moment.
4) Why is your dog looking for at the moment?
5) My friends are playing football at this time three times a week.
6) Your friends are playing volleyball now?
7) They are telling off now.
8) Why Fred is telling off now?
9) What did you do two days ago at this time?
10)My brother trained for the whole day yesterday.
11) Did he trained by a personal trainer yesterday?
12) Children teached to play musical instruments for five hours last week.
13) My little sister will be sleepping from 2 till 4p.m. tomorrow afternoon.
14) Fred didn`t ask at the moment.
15) This letter is written for an hour yesterday?
Объяснение:
Объяснение:
1."William Shakespeare" William Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright during Elizabethan times (the time of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I). He was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, a town in the centre of England. He is the greatest writer in the English language.Shakespeare wrote thirty-six plays, all of which are still studied, performed and even made into films all over the world! Shakespeare also wrote many love sonnets.Shakespeare wrote three kinds of plays: comedies (A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Much Ado About Nothing), tragedies (Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Othello) and histories (Henry V). Common themes in his comedies were mix-ups, mistaking one person for another or women who disguise themselves as men – although the actors were all men anyway! In The Merchant of Venice, a well-known comedy, a moneylender asks for a pound of flesh from a merchant who can’t pay him back some money! Life was hard during Elizabethan times and Shakespeare’s tragedies reflect this, such as Hamlet which is very bloody and is about revenge, deception and fate.Most of Shakespeare’s plays were performed at the Globe Theatre in London, which could hold about 3,000 people. Elizabethans of all social classes enjoyed going to the Globe, even though it was noisy and smelly and the common people had to watch the play standing up in front of the stage. As there was no roof, people got very wet when it rained! There was hardly any scenery, but there were fantastic costumes and even special effects such as fireworks, —– and actors’ ‘flying’. The original theatre burnt down in 1613, but a modern replica opened in 1997.
