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write a letter to friend. use these questions and linking words: because, so, and, but, where and etc.
who will you write to?
where are you?
are you having a good time?
where are you staying?
what is the place like?
what are the people like?
what did you yesterday?
what are you doing tomorrow?
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what is your opinion? do you agree with this statement?
(100 words)
Russia is also famous for its Churches. Let's speak about one of them. Saint Basil the Blessed, also called Pokrovsky Cathedral, Russian Svyatoy Vasiliy Blazhenny or Pokrovsky Sobor, church constructed on Red Square in Moscow between 1554 and 1560 by Tsar Ivan IV (the Terrible), as a votive offering for his military victories over the khanates of Kazan and Astrakhan. The church was dedicated to the protection and intercession of the Virgin, but it came to be known as the Cathedral of Vasily Blazhenny (St. Basil the Beatified) after Basil, the Russian holy fool who was “idiotic for Christ’s sake” and who was buried in the church vaultsWhile the church is widely known as St. Basil's, or Vasily Blazhenny, the official name dating back to the mid-1500s is Pokrova Bogoroditsy, based on the Russian Orthodox holiday Pokrov Den, when the tsar's forces took Kazan. Only later was the church popularly referred to as St. Basil's — not after the Russian Orthodox St. Vasily, but after Vasily Blazhenny, a pauper who sat outside the church seeking alms. Some 60 years after the church was finished, a cozy little chapel was added in the name of Vasily Blazhenny. This addition not only spoiled the symmetry of the church, but it effectively changed its name.
The church that may have inspired Ivan to maim his architects was, in fact, quite different from the one that stands on Red Square today. Indeed, the original architects, even with their vision intact, would not be able to recognize their original masterpiece, a symmetrical, eight-domed structure: four greater domed towers with four smaller ones in between. The larger, tented Pokrovsky tower stood over the central chapel, and all of the towers were then united by an open-air gallery.
2. He asked me if I knew the world brave".
3. My American friend told me he liked Astana very much and he added he had been there in the previous year.
4. The teacher told us Alaska was the largest state of the USA.
5. Dail told Ann he was going to Berlin.
6. The teacher told us London is (was) the capital of Great Britain.
7. The teacher told us she would finish her walk at 5 o'clock.
8. He wanted to know where I was from.
9. My friend asked me what I could say about my English lesson.
10. His sister told me she would have a walk if it didn't rain that day.
11. He said that he would have bought that bicycle if he had had enough money.
12. She told us she would have done the work herself if only she had had time.