Language point: there is, there are + a, UN, JUNE
and any
Look at the City Simulation game and write true or false for
sentences 1-4. Then complete rules a-c with a, an or some
and any
1 There aren't any factories in the town centre.
2 There are some shops in South Newville.
3 There's a river.
4 There isn't an art gallery.
a We use — with plural nouns in affirmative sentences.
b We use — with plural nouns in negative sentences.
c We use — or — with singular nouns in affirmative and
negative sentences.
More practice Workbook page 64​

Substitution of Peter the great.When Peter was in Europe in the "Great Embassy" took him, and his place was taken by "decoy" Peter.Before departure, he always wore a Russian Kaftan was very competent, beautiful young man, and arrived all pale and lumpy. The sight of Peter was, like, 40 years. All the clothes and shoes he had to alter, because even the foot size changed. Warm relationship with the people he changed to cold hypocrisy and a visit to Russia, he never wore anything Russian.Look Peter is different, that you can easily check by looking at his portraits of different times. For 2 years he has completely forgotten how to write in Russian and spoke it with difficulty.With the arrival of the "new" Peter began to spend quite a strange reform. One of these was to permit the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco. Earlier people were only drinking honey liqueur and beer, and Smoking in General is considered a sin. One of the notable reforms was the introduction of serfdom. It's pretty funny, since one of the goals of the trip to Europe was to look for free work of people.Even the "new" king began to collect all the literature of the country of making copies. Here only copies he made, and the originals disappeared. There was even a community of monks who refused to give his books, and he fought with them.During the Embassy, Peter was actively texting with his wife eudoxie. After his arrival in 1698, Peter arrives and, not Vidyas with it immediately banishes her to a convent. Son of Peter, Alexis, pseudo-Peter sends away from himself. The people talking that the Emperor isn't real.Each king, from generation to generation, passed down the secret location of the great Library of Ivan the terrible. New Peter "accidentally" forgot, where the main mystery of the country. But Sophia, sister of Peter, which he also sent to the monastery, not only knew where the library, but even went there with this Peter, but the new did not.In Europe, with the present Peter has left 200 people, but only one returned. It was Alexander Menshikov. After his arrival he began to titles and estates, and not only in Russia but throughout the world, but he was just an Advisor Petro. He is the only nobleman who was made a Duke and he's the only Russian, who in 1714 became a member of the Royal society of London. And a confirmation letter signed by the Isaac Newton. Menshikov himself was in charge of the Treasury, and in fact, he became the ruler of the Russian Empire. It Menshikov invited the wife of Peter and Catherine, which was managed and directed it.After the death of Peter, son of Alexei, 14-year-old grandson of Peter trying to become a ruler, but the wife of Alexei dies shortly after birth, and later a daughter and a son. Romanov left.What happened to the real Peter? There is a legend about a prisoner in the iron mask.Prisoner in the iron (actually, velvet) mask actually existed and it appears just in 1698. The surviving description of the prisoner, he was not a Frenchman, a young, aristocratic gentleman..

Объяснение:

To the question “Describe the Englishman”, many of you would answer: “Stiff, polite, love tea and always talk about the weather.” The opinion of most readers would be based on well-known stereotypes that are not always true.

An important role in creating such stereotypes is played by the literary works of the most famous Russian and English writers: the vivid artistic image of the heroes leaves a trace in our memory for a long time and forms an attitude towards a particular nation. Here is an example from the novel Orlando by the English writer Virginia Woolf: