make adjustments of positive qualities with these words. Use the suffixes in the box. -tic, -ate, -al, -ent, -rul, -ous, -ive. 1)

Sasha is a Russian pupil.He likes english. In the lessons he and his friends ... English, ... English songs,learn poems ... .
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артикль? Например каток - skating rink или a skating rink? танцевать на льду - dance on the ice или to dance on the ice

1.It*s very windy and cloudy today ,________________?
2.They spent two weeks in London,________________?
3.Martin won*t go to the Africa next month,__________?
4.She works hard in the lessons___________?
5.George didn t spend the summer in the country_________?
6.You can t repair the bike by yourself__________?
7.Den and Tom will take hart in competition_____?
8.Mr Brown gives a lot of homework____?
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1)Last year Mary (to try) to keep to a diet.
2)They (to drive) to the Lake District last summer.
3)I (to hear) Mr Wilson's new song and (not to like) it.
4)They (to leave) for Madrid five days ago.They (to want) to be there on the third of August.
5)When I was a child,I (to dream) about becoming a pilot.

difficult to find English-speaking pen-friends.(use the Internet) 3)I can't find many words.(buy a good dictionary) 4)I forget English words easily.(learn them with your friend) 5)I'm afraid to speak English at the lesson.(practise in front of the mirror)

Задание: Match the verbs on the left with the words on the right to make phrases. 1. to stay 2. to miss 3. to teach 4. to see 5. to enjoy 6. to speak 7. to tell a) English b) the story c) in Russia d) friends e) girls and boys f) you again g) holidays

When we think about medieval Europe, one of the first things that we remember is the Inquisition. The Inquisition was started in 1184 by the Pope in Rome to fight against heretics, people who didn't agree with the Church. The Inquisition had the power of life and death over any Catholic and people were afraid of it, but at the end of the fifteenth century things started to change. It was the century of great discoveries.
In 1492 Columbus discovered America. In 1497 Vasco da Gama opened up a sea route to India. In 1500 Brazil was discovered, and in 1522 Magellan's expedition went round the world for the first time.
These discoveries put the Church in a difficult position. For centuries it had been telling people: 'The world is flat." But the explorers showed that it wasn't true. It became clear to everybody that the Earth was round.
Worse than that, at the beginning of the 16th century a young Polish astronomer, Copernicus, came up with a new idea. "The Earth is not the centre of the universe. It revolves around the sun, together with some other planets."
The Catholic Church had to find a way to hide this knowledge from ordinary people. In 1559 it published the Index Liborum Prohibitorum ['indeks 'libnrom 'prnhibitDrum], a list of books that were banned for Catholics. People who read these books were punished by the Inquisition. Any books from the list were burned.
Nowadays the Index Liborum Prohibitorum is open to the public. Think of any famous scientist, writer or philosopher — you'll find his name and works on the list.