We haven't got some/any sausages.

1)Henry Longfellow was a(an)_______ poet.a)English; b)American; c) Canadian;d) Australian.
2) What river does London stand on?a)The Severn; b)The Avon; c)The Clyde; d) The Thames.
3) A double-decker is _______.a)a train; b)a small plane; c)abus; d) a hotel room for two people.
4) The Tower of London was _______.a)a royal residence ; b)a prison; c)a museum; d) a burial place.
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1)Promise ______, do much.
2) ______is better than cure.
3) Custom is ______nature.
4) He that steals the egg will steal an ______.
5) It’s better to be silent and be thought a ______ , than to speak up and remove all doubt

The art of counterfeiting s an (0)... one. Nowadays it Is a million dollar business, especially in France. Seventy percent of products (1) ...throughout the world are produced in France. The problem has (2) ... so serious that a French organization, which was (3) ... in 1872 to protect the rights of manufacturers, has just opened a museum to draw (4)... to this industry. It is hoped that the museum will also show (5) ... buyers what harm they can (6) ... by purchasing imitation products. Counterfeiting is not confined to forged money and watches The museum has more than 300 exhibits (7)... нот luxury items through to toys, foods, computers, electrical appliances, cutlery and even flowers. While luxury bar gain-hunters may enjoy the thrill of snapping up a take Gucci t mudbug at the market, imitations are not (8)... to such extravagant products. For (9).... a Carter watch may be; 10) a luxury while a (11)... of Nike basketball shoes is not; nevertheless, counterfeit versions of both can be found. Counterfeiting causes more problems-than just the (12)... of revenue and jobs. Some products such as medicines, food and toys can be dangerous, and all are iillegal. So the '13) . time you are tented to
90 on a shopping trip to Paris, (14)... that under French law anyone knowingly purchasing a counterfeit product (15) a crime.

she is a teacher of English in one of Moscow schools. she is a very good teacher. my mother likes sewing and reading fashion magazines. My father's name is.......... he is a fonderful desiner. he works for a big publishing house. my elder sister's name is ........ She is going to be an accountant. Sometimes she helps me with my Maths homework. my grandmother and grandfather live in separate flat. They do not work now,because they are ritired. i love my family and i am so happy that we are together!Перевести

butter.

She’s got (a lot of/a little) friends at school.

I met (some/any) friends of yours last night.

How (much/many) paper do you want?

Do you write (much/many) papers?

She speaks (a few/a little) Arabic.

I don’t have (much/many) homework to do tonight.

Have you got (some/any) spaghetti?

Yes, but not (much/many).

I like fruit juice, but I don’t drink (much/many) milk.

1. I ( am, is, are) at the zoo.

2. We ( is, are, am) from Russia.

3. My sister ( have got, has got ) a doll.

4. My brother and I ( have got, has got ) a nice dog.

5. The dog ( like, likes, liking ) to play with my toys.

6. My father ( works, working, work ) at the bakery.

7. Look! Larry ( skate, skates, skating, is skating).

8. We ( write, are writing, writes ) a test now.

9. There ( is, are ) two children in the classroom.

10. There ( is, are) a banana on the table.

11. I`ve got ( a, an, - ) orange.

12. There is ( some, any ) milk in the bottle.

13. We haven`t got ( some, any ) cheese in the fridge.

14. How ( much, many)bread do you need?

15. There aren`t ( much, many) apples in the bag.

16. My little brother has got two (tooth, tooths , teeth)

17. Kate has got five (doll, mice, child)

18. My birthday is ( in, on ) October.

19. ( Luly, Luly`s) toys are in the box.

20. How old ( are you, you are)?

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