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2 wor Dac The to t Read the definitions. Then write the reporting verbs. say that something isn't good enough complain 1 make somebody believe something 2 give an explanation 3 say that you did something 4 request or ask for 7 something 5 ask a person to come somewhere 6 not to accept 'no' for an answer 7 not to accept an offer or an order 8 accept a suggestion or a statement 9 make a suggestion or present somebody with something

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darth0
darth0
26.04.2021 02:23

1.

It's exciting to visit other countries — We enjoy (...) .

6. travelling  

2.

Kids are still sleeping. Would you mind (...) for some time?  

1. waiting

3.

My parents enjoy (...) busy. They don't like it when there's nothing to do.

3. being  

4.

When my son was a child, he hated (...) books.

6. reading

5

If there's bad news and good news, I would like (...) the bad news first.

3. to hear

6.

"Would you like (...) and have some rest?" "No, thanks. That's OK."

3. to stop

7.

Jane would love (...) to our party, but she's really busy at work now.

6. to come

8.

Do you have some time? I'd like (...) you the news.

3. to tell

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ttttt19
ttttt19
22.04.2023 19:53

I would like to write about Kronotsky Nature Reserve. It makes up one of Russia's oldest protected areas and is located on the Kamchatka Peninsula bordering the Pacific Ocean. It is home to waterfalls, the Valley of Geysers, thermal lakes and Kronotsky, an active volcano of the same name. Due to its often harsh climate and its mix of volcanoes and geysers, it is frequently described as the Land of Fire and Ice. The only geyser field area in Eurasia, the Valley of Geysers, is one of the official Seven Wonders of Russia. The reserves area exceeds that of the famous geyser fields in Iceland many times over. More than 750 plant species grow in the reserve and it's also a home for over 800 brown bears. Currently Kronotsky is mainly accessible only to scientists but tourists can travel around reserve by a helicopter.

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