Exercise 2. Use the Past Indefinite Tense.

Model:

Our group always works well in the students' construction team. (last summer)

1. I get excellent marks in

English. (last year)

2. Minsk often becomes the arena of the world championship. (in 1981)

3 All the students of our

group attend the dean's lecture. (yesterday)

4. I often go to the library.

(when I was preparing for the conference)

5. We work at the English lab

on Friday. (last Friday)

Exercise 3. Use the Future Indefinite Tense.

Model:

The students of our group take part in the conference. (in April)

1. In summer we join the students' Construction Team. (next summer)

2. We have 2 seminars every

week. (next week)

3. Students of our group make

interesting reports at the sitting of the English club (at the next sitting of the club)

4. I am a second year student.

(next year)

5. I buy English newspapers.

(on Friday)

Exercise 4. Make the sentences interrogative.

Model: I go (went) to the University by bus.

1. My friend lives in Minsk.

2. The teacher asks many

questions at the lesson.

3. He often writes letters to

his parents.

4. The lecture began at 6.

5. The students worked hard

on their reports.

6. He will visit Great Britain

next year.

Exercise 5. Ask questions using the question words given.

M o d e l: He will graduate from the University next year. (When?)

1. He visits on Sundays.

(Who?)

2. He visit us on Sundays.

(Who?)

3. He will visit us on Sundays.

(Who?)

4. The delegation arrives in

the evening. (When?)

5. Our students took part in

the meeting. (What?)

6. She will teach English at

school. (Where?)

Exercise 6. Make the sentences negative.

1. They go to the library every гу

day.

2. He works at the English

laboratory every day.

3. We got excellent marks at

the exams.

4. She liked to work in the

evening

5. We shall translate this text

in. class.

6. They will finish this expe-

riment in some days.

It is believed that the bell was named Big Ben (Big Ben) in honor of Sir Benjamin Hall, the curator of construction works. According to another version, it is named after Benjamin Count, a famous heavyweight boxer.

The official name until September 2012 was "The Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster", in the press it was often called the St. Stephen's Tower. By the decision of the British Parliament, it was renamed the Elizabeth Tower, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

Tower

The tower was built by the English architect Augustus Pugin in the neo-Gothic style in 1859, the tower clock was launched on May 31, 1859

The height of the tower, including the spire — is 96 meters (315 feet from the base to the spire, sources also call 316 feet-96.3 m-from the upper water level mark (English THWM[specify]) and 320 feet. The lower part of the clockwork is located at an altitude of 55 meters.

The slope of the tower to the northwest is 0.26 degrees; deviation from the vertical: 43.5 centimeters. It is possible to refer to the falling ones only conditionally, but it is also impossible to say that "the tower is not rejected at all"

Объяснение:

ответ: City life is the most popular in nowadays? because there are many advantages: a lot of shopping and shopping malls, a lot of people to know, sport facilities. And the most important are modern conviences like gas, electricity, hot and cold water, which you dont have in country life. But comparing to country life there are more disadvantages, then advantages: A lot of rubbish, unhealthy environment and high prices on everything. So i guess country life is the best: Healthy environment and fresh air as well, there are no stone jungles, only real trees and grass, no noising traffic jam, you can hear only bird`s songs, low prices. But the real danger is in wild animals. They can come to your village and hurt you or your home animals.