By six o'clock on Sunday I had already learned all the words
К шести часам в воскресенье я уже выучил все слова.
By six o'clock on Sunday I hadn't learned all the words yet.
By what time on Sunday had I learned all the words?
By six o'clock on Sunday you had already learned all the words, had't you?
She had left by the 1st of June - Она уехала (еще) до первого июня.
She hadn't left by the 1st of June yet.
Had she left by the 1st of June?
She had left by the 1st of June, hadn't she?
She had written only two letters by noon
К полудню она написала только 2 письма.
She hadn't written letters by noon.
She hadn't written letters by noon, had she?
How many letters had she written by noon?
We hadn't finished our work by her returning.
Дорогой Дед Мороз! Я верю в тебя, и хочу рассказать о простой человеческой жизни. Есть люди добрые- а есть не очень. Но в каждом есть что то доброе. Кто то верит-а кто то нет. А ты?- спросишь ты. А я верю во все, что происходит в нашем мире. И в тебя я верю, Дед Мороз. Если хочешь, чтобы все было добрым и волшебным, надо верить, и все будет хорошо. Одно у меня желание: пусть об этом помнят все!
Dear Santa Claus! I believe in you, and I want to tell you about a simple human life. There are good people, but there is not very much. But each has something good. Someone believes, and who is not. And you? - You ask. I believe in everything that happens in our world. And I believe you, Santa Claus. If you want everything to be good and magical, you have to believe, and all will be well. I have one wish: to let it
