Ooparure Manne, wo maro Corom (state vorbs) (om. Module 1) AMECTO Past Perfect Continuous Oy yr ynorperon Past Perfect Simple They had known each other for 10 years before they got married. He had been in Paris for two weeks when his friends visited him. She hadn't seen Pierre for three months when she suddenly met him in the Street Tharo live, work, feel, teach moryr ynorpourron xaxa Past Perfect Simple, так ин Past Perfect Continuous. Смысл предлозісенніі при этом праістігчески не MemeTO . Мы жили в этом доме 15 лет до того, как переехали. We had lived in this house for 16 years before we moved. (tax Qaxr) We had been living in this house for 15 years before we moved. (акцент на длительности действия) 16 Put the verbs in brackets in the Past Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous, Past Simple or Past Continuous, as in the example. He had had (have) the same computer for 5 years before he decided (decide) to change it. 1. Andy (not/be) able to open the front door because it (snow) heavily all night. 2. While our children (sleep) in the car, we (cross) the border with Estonia. 3. When we (arrive) at the airport, we (remember) that we (leave) our passports in the car. 4. Polly (look) frightened. She (tell) us that she (see) a big rat in the basement. 5. When a famous actress (get) out of the car, everyone (wave) at her. 6. We 7. They (not/move) until we (redecorate) our new flat. (walk) along the beach for two hours before they (get) dark and then they (decide) to (notice) that it go back. 8. He (feel) thrilled. He (travel) through the jungle. (work) for that company for thirty years before he 9. Michael (resign). 10. After Sue (try) on a lot of shoes, she (decide) to buy dark blue ones. 82
For many British families Christmas is the most important holiday of the year.It is a combination of the Christian celebration of the birth of Christ, and the traditional winter holidays.On the Sunday before Christmas many churches hold a carol service where special hymns are sung. Most families decorate their houses with coloured paper or holly, and they usually have a Christmas tree in the front room. It is decorated with coloured lights and beautiful toys.The most important and pleasant tradition of Christmas is the giving of presents. People wrap up their gifts and leave them at the bottom of Christmas tree to be found on Christmas morning. Children leave long socks near their bed hoping that Father Christmas will come at night and bring them small presents, fruits and nuts. Children also write to Father Christmas letters and say what presents they want to get.In the evening the family will sit down to a big turkey dinner followed by Christmas pudding. Then they may watch the Queen on television as she delivers her traditional congratulations to the United Kingdom.
Представьте себе школу,где ученики не играют в футбол и баскетбол на физкультуре. Вместо этого они учатся жонглировать и летать по воздуху на трапеции! На самом деле подобная школа существует. Её название -- Flying Fly Circus School и располагается она в городе Уодонга,Австралия.Ученики этой школы изучают такие цирковые навыки,как акробатика на трапеции и ходьба по канату. Вместе с тем во многих выступлениях и турах они изучают танцевальные движения и музыку. Ученики не весь день летают на трапеции! Они должны усердно трудится над обычными предметами типа математики или естественных наук. Здесь есть правила,как и в обычной школе: не опаздывать,носить школьную форму и выключать мобильные телефоны в классе (однако не выключать MP3-плееры они иногда могут). В школу поступают не так просто. Они должны закончить курс циркового мастерства,а затем только школа отберёт себе учеников. После выпуска кто-то идёт выступать,а кто-то нет. Но у всех студентов есть уникальный опыт. Это место,где обычные ученики могут делать необычные вещи!
For many British families Christmas is the most important holiday of the year.It is a combination of the Christian celebration of the birth of Christ, and the traditional winter holidays.On the Sunday before Christmas many churches hold a carol service where special hymns are sung. Most families decorate their houses with coloured paper or holly, and they usually have a Christmas tree in the front room. It is decorated with coloured lights and beautiful toys.The most important and pleasant tradition of Christmas is the giving of presents. People wrap up their gifts and leave them at the bottom of Christmas tree to be found on Christmas morning. Children leave long socks near their bed hoping that Father Christmas will come at night and bring them small presents, fruits and nuts. Children also write to Father Christmas letters and say what presents they want to get.In the evening the family will sit down to a big turkey dinner followed by Christmas pudding. Then they may watch the Queen on television as she delivers her traditional congratulations to the United Kingdom.