1. When he wanted to wear his suit, it (to dry- clean). 2. Tom's pets (to feed) when I arrived at his house. 3. While they (to photograph), the camera broke down. 4. While I (to introduce) to Mary, the tele- phone rang. 5. The fence (not to paint) at ten o'clock yesterday. 6. This newspaper (not to print) twenty-five years ago. 7. This hole (not to dig) when I went past yesterday. 8. When I arrived home last night, the din- ner (not to cook). 9. Why was his suit (to dry clean)? 10. Were you (to photograph) at three o'clock yester- day? 11. Was Mary (to introduce) to Mr. Brown when you saw her? 12. Weren't Tom's pets (to feed) when you arrived at his house? 13. Wasn't Betty (to ask) to sing when you came into the room? 14. Why wasn't the dinner (to prepare) when you arrived home? 15. When you arrived at the party, Mary (to ask) to sing, wasn't she?
On this day on the red square Moscow military parades are held.
On the streets of cities are marching cadets of military schools and employees of military units. Their way lies to the monument to fallen soldiers and war memorials, which lay flowers and hold rallies. This is followed by military hardware and military aircraft. When you look at the power and honed military movement within all overwhelmed with pride for their country. Very often in the eyes of veterans can be seen tears. After all, in fact it is the only day of them remembered, and they have done so much for the victory.
On the streets people handing out St. George ribbon simulates traditional bicolor St. George ribbon. It has a symbolic meaning and express our respect to the people who have made their contribution to the victory in the Great Patriotic War. Ribbons handed out free of charge, at the expense of charitable contributions.
In the evening, in many parts of the city are concerts and fireworks complete them: very beautiful and long-lasting. People of Russia with pride and great joy celebrating this day