Translate into English (there was/were). 1. На винограде было много зеленых побегов.
2. В деревне было еще больше орудий.
3. В городе было несколько новых госпиталей.
4. Во дворе сидел солдат на скамье.
5. Карета скорой ждала у боковой двери.
6. В комнате стоял запах мраморных полов и госпиталя.
7. Я решил подняться наверх.
8. Моя кровать была заправлена одеялами.

My mother cooked a tasty dinner yesterday.

* General:

Did my mother cook a tasty dinner yesterday?

* Special:

When did my mother cook a tasty dinner?

What did my mother cook yesterday?

What kind of dinner did she cook?

* Special, to the Subject:

Who cooked a tasty dinner yesterday?

Whose mother cooked a tasty dinner yesterday?

* Alternative:

Did my mother cook a tasty dinner yesterday or the day before yesterday?

Did my mother or my cousin cook a tasty dinner?

* Tag // Disjunctive:

My mother cooked a tasty dinner yesterday, didn't she?

St. Petersburg – The Northern Capital of Russia, one of the most beautiful cities of the world with a large number of historical monuments. The most known of them – the Hermitage, the Maryinsky Theater, National Library of Russia. Russian Museum, Peter and Paul Fortress, St. Isaac's Cathedral. Here it is possible to see also very interesting monuments to animals: to lions, griffins, sphinxes, cats, dogs and even a hare who has escaped from a flood.
At the beginning of summer, in St. Petersburg the White nights when the evening dawn meets with morning begin and almost all night long twilight lasts. I very much want to see a divorce of bridges and to visit Peterhof where majestic fountains are in full swing.