As soon as little Michelle (take) to hospital her ankle (X-ray) and the X-ray plates (give) to the doctor. He (exami­ne)

1) Я видел, что картину нарисовали.
2)Я слышал как она сказала эти слова.

and stay for a couple of days.' - Mabel said as soon as he came to their town she asked him to visit her house and stay for a couple of days

never before. Furthermore, this is the most vital problem and therefore it is worth discussing.In our country the crime usually pays. What crime is ever done it pays greatly, because there is not enough power of the government and the police to stop the development of criminal deeds. That is why you are "allowed" to do everything you like and more besides. Vladislav Listiev, Dmitry Holodov, Galina Starovoitova and many other famous politicians and businessmen were insolently assassinated and the customers of these criminal affairs are somewhere now enjoying their freedom and sure in the idea that the crime pays. I believe that for honest, religious and law respecting people, it is out of the question that crime does not pay, because they all know that if you commit a criminal deed you will be punished by the God, or by your own conscience. Nevertheless, in our society some people have forgotten about justice and law. They hardly understand their role in the life, and think that all the life is based around them and the others can be ignored or terminated. Such ideas are like parasites distributing among others and infecting them. Crime pays if it is well thought and prepared. For example lets take the robbery of the bank. Some people think that the robbery of the bank is connected with guns, a group of well-prepared terrorists, plans. I can only say that these people watch TV and do nothing else, because what you need for today's robbery of the bank is a computer, a modem, and some easy skills. Moreover, you may be confident that no one will ever catch you if you steal little sums of money. Finally, I suppose I have concluded that there are two main points of view on this question. Crime does not pay or it pays. I tend to think that crime does not pay, because if I commit a crime (I wish I never did) I will suffer for all my life, go to police, and tell everything.

back”

2She thought, “He said he would return. I am sure he is alive.”

3“Who sent you here to me?” the rich man asked.

4Then he said: “I can give you 50 thousand pounds, if Lloyd George goes with your expedition to the South Pole. And if you leave him there, I shall give you another 50 thousand pounds.”

5“Robin Hood will come”, he said.

6“He will take part in the competition and we shall catch him”, he said.

7“A woman who did so much to honour the memory of one husband, deserves soon to get another”, said my aunt’s friends.

8One day King Lear called his daughters and said to them: “I am very old and tired. I cannot be the king of Britain any more. I want to divide the country into three parts and give one part to each of you. Each of you will be the queen of her part of the country. But first you must tell me how much you love me. Then I shall know which of you must get the better part.”

9Goneril said: “Dear father, I love you very much. I love you more than my eyes, more than my beauty. No child loves his father more than I love you. ”

10She said: ”I don’t understand why my sisters say that they love you more than anything else. They are married. Don’t the love their husbands? You are my father and of course I love you. But when I marry, I shall love my husband too. ”

11“I am asking for 5 pounds because I thought it would be hard for people to say ‘no’ to that. I’ve only got 30000 pounds so far. So Ive got to speed up” says Dominic. – D. says that he is asking for 5 pounds because he thought it would be hard for people to say ‘no’ to that. He had only got 30000 pounds so far. So he had got to speed up

12“There was a tradition in my family to keep old toys” says Sergei – Sergei says that there was a tradition in my family to keep old toys

John . . . (to move) to a new house three days ago. 3. She . . . (to work) at this office for 10 years. Now she ... (to decide) to retire. 4. I don’t think I ... (to know) your wife. I . . . (not to meet) her. 5. John . . . (to see) Susan last week but he . . . (not to see) her since. 6. This African boy . . . (never to see) snow. 7. It . . . (to happen) when I was out. 8. She ... (to take) the envelope, ... (to open) it and . . . (to take) a small sheet of paper out. 9. I . . . (not to see) him of late. 10. When you . . . (to see) Mr Brown?