Lesson 4 10 Read and complete the dialogue.
(1)
I want
to buy a shirt, please.
What kind of shirt (2)
?
(3)
a short-
sleeved shirt for summer.
They're here. (4)
to try one on
Yes, (5)
Thank you.
What colour (6)
(7)
blue or green, please.
(8)
your
friend want a shirt as well?
No, she (9)
She (10)
a jacket.
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1)

I can't attend classes at the moment

I go to the Park on Sundays

during the summer, I visit my relatives.

I always exercise

I'm doing my homework right now

in winter, I sit at home.

we have never broken any laws.

2

my brother always reads in the evening, and I watch TV

My mother usually makes Breakfast for

me and my sister.

I never do my homework on Sunday.

Where's dad? — He's fixing a car.

The dog in the garden. "Does she play?" "No, he's asleep.

Are you free this afternoon? - No,

sorry, I'm very busy.

What time is it, please? - 4.15.

What time do you get up? - At 7: 30.

What are you doing now? — We're waitin friends.

What do your parents do?

Объяснение:

At the moment, there is no consensus on what the preconditions for the collapse of the USSR do not exist. However, most scholars are united in the fact that their beginnings were laid in the very ideology of the Bolsheviks, which, albeit in many respects formally, recognized the right of nations to self-determination. The weakening of central power has provoked the formation of new power centers on the outskirts of the state. It is worth noting that similar processes occurred in the very beginning of the 20th century, in the period of revolutions and the collapse of the Russian Empire.
In short, the causes of the collapse of the USSR are as follows:
a crisis provoked by the planned nature of the economy and leading to a shortage of many consumer goods;unsuccessful, in many respects unreasoned, reforms, which led to a sharp deterioration in the standard of living;massive discontent of the population with interruptions in food supplies;an ever-widening gap in the standard of living between citizens of the USSR and citizens of the countries of the capitalist camp;aggravation of national contradictions;weakening of central authority;the authoritarian nature of Soviet society, including strict censorship, the prohibition of the church and so on.Here are the consequences of the collapse of the USSR:
• a sharp decline in production in all countries of the former USSR and a drop in the standard of living of the population;
• the territory of Russia decreased by a quarter;
• Access to seaports has once again become more difficult;
• the population of Russia has decreased - in fact, by half;
• the emergence of numerous national conflicts and the emergence of territorial claims between the former Soviet republics;
• Globalization has begun - processes that transformed the world into a single political, information, and economic system were gradually gaining momentum;
• The world became unipolar, and the only superpower was the United States.