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3 sentences (the be going to)

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4.Ian Thorpe comes from Sydney .He's a great .
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5.Krarow and Gdansk are sities in P_________

6.There are 50 stars on the A________ flag

7.Federico Fellini was a great film director.He was I_______.

8.C________ is the country to the north of the USA

9.Paella is a very popular S____ dish.

10.Diego Maradona was a brilliant footballer .He played for A_______________.

2. In the future people will call the West Wealas (the land of slaves)...
3. Cedric calls the Angles and the Saxons pagan Germanic tribes...
4. Cedric calls Scotland the land of Picts and Scots...
5. People call Scotland the North...

place every four years for nearly twelve centuries at Olimpia. They included many different kinds of sports: running, boxing, wrestling, etc. All the cities in Greece sent their best athletes to Olimpia to compete in the Games. For the period of the Games all the wars stopped. So the Olympic Games became the symbol of peace and friendship. In 394 AD the Games were abolished and were not renewed until many centuries later. In 1894, a Frenchman, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, addressed all the sports governing bodies and pointed out the significance of sports and its educational value. Two years later the first modern Olympic Games took place. Of course, the competitions were held in Greece to symbolize the continuation of the centuries-old tradition. In 1896 the International Olympic Committee was set up. It is the central policy-making body of the Olympic movement. It is formed by the representatives of all countries which take part in the Olympic Games. The International Olympic Committee decides upon the programme of the games, the number of the participants and the city-host for the Games. Over one hundred and fifty countries are represented in the International Olympic Committee now. Besides, each country has its National Olympic Committee. Summer and Winter Games are held separately. There are always several cities wishing to host the Games. The most suitable is selected by the International Committee. After that the city of the Games starts preparations for the competitions, constructs new sports facilities, stadiums, hotels, press centres. Thousands of athletes, journalists and guests come to the Games, and it takes great efforts to arrange everything. There is always an interesting cultural programme of concerts, exhibitions, festivals, etc., for each Games. Russia joined the Olympic movement in 1952. Since then it has won a lot of gold, silver, and bronze medals. In 1980 Moscow hosted the Twenty- Second Olympic Games. The latest Olympic Games were held in Vancouver. Russian sportsmen got medals for their records in many sports events. Decide whether these sentences true or false 1. The first Olympic Games were held in Italy. 2. Baron Pierre de Coubertin was the person who organised the first Games. 3. Russia took part in the Games in the fifties for the first time

theriver Thames. Its students are largely from aristocratic and upper-classfamilies.The school was founded in 1440 . . Boys usually stay at Eton for five years (between the age of 13 and 18). Eton provides fine teachingfacilities in science, In language, computing and design.There are two ma­jor libraries, College Library and School Library, but also numerous subject libraries.Sport plays are very important part in the life of eton. The principal games are rugby and football, cricket and rowing. Athletics, swimming, golf, squash, tennis, fencing, judo and karate are all very popular.The boys are offered a very wide range of opportunities for spare-time activities: art, sculpture,woodwork, metalwork and silver work.Besides almost any musicalinstruments can be learnt. There are also fifty societies run by the boysthemselves. Many distinguished people of Britain studied at Eton, among them twenty of Britains Prime Minister.There were future writers among the students of Eton from Thomas Gray, Percy Bysshe Shelley and Henry Fielding to Aldous Huxley and George Orwell.

-Marilyn Monroe
-Jean Marais
-Sophia Loren
-Yury Nikulin
-Charlie Chaplin
1)Lubov OrlovaHe was born in 1889 in England and lived a long life. He was a film actor and director who worked mainly in the US in silent black-and-white comedy films. His favourite role was that of a tramp1 wearing funny clothes and walking in a funny way. During his life he was tremendously popular and is still admired. He died in 1977.
2)She is a beautiful Italian actress, born in 1934, who has become an interesting film star and has won several Academy Awards. She was most popular in the 1950s and 1960s. Her art is loved and admired in Russia.
3)This Russian actor was born in 1921. He was at the front during the Second World War. In 1950 he began to work in the circus as a clown. He became a popular film actor and is remembered for his comic and tragicomic parts.
4)She is an American film actress, born in 1926, whose real name was Norma Jean Baker. She played a number of characters in many successful films. She was a perfect example of a Hollywood studio star. She had a tragic life and died at the age of 36. Since her death she has become one of the most written-about film stars.
5)He is a popular French actor who was born in 1913 and died in 1998. He starred in a number of well-known films. Probably, he is best remembered for the parts of the count of Monte Cristo and Phantomas.
6)She was born in 1902 in Russia and died in 1975. She played in one of the Moscow theatres but was better known as a film star. Some of her parts are in the films The Spring, The Circus and Volga-Volga.