Переведите на язык, используя неопределенные местоимения some и any

1. приходите в любое время.
2. в стакане есть вода. вы хотите воды?
3. в кувшине есть молоко. будете пить молоко?
4. в ящике есть мел.
5. можно взять немного мела?
6. не покупай сливочное масло. у нас есть немного в холодильнике.

 

 

                                                                                                                                   Свой город

                                                                                                                                   Russia

 

                                                                                                                                    6 June 2013

 

Dear Fred,

 

Thank you very much for your letter. It was great to hear from you again!

 

You said that you'd like to come to Russia one day to practise your language skills. I think it's great! As for me, I'd like to recommend you summer for your trip because the weather is pleasant and warm.

 

To my mind the Red Square, the Bolshoi Theatre, the Tretyakov Gallery are worth seeing in Russia. They are very interesting and famous places.

 

I'd like to visit Great Britain because there are many unique and beautiful places there. I also can practise my English.

 

Please write me soon.

 

Best wishes,

 

Olivia

 

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Bell was named big Ben (Big Ben) in honour of sir Benjamin Hall, supervisor of construction works[2]. According to another version, he is named after Benjamin caunt (eng.)Russ., popular boxer in the heavyweight division[3]

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Clock tower of Westminster Palace in London, also known as big Ben, the name of the bell on it, officially renamed the Elizabeth tower (The Elizabeth Tower in honour of Queen Elizabeth II. Reported by the Associated Press.

The official ceremony of awarding the tower of the new name was held on Wednesday, September 12. A sign with the new name of the tower was presented by the speaker of the House of Commons John bercow.

The proposal to rename big Ben appeared in the spring of 2012, shortly before the celebration of the 60th anniversary of Elizabeth II. on 2 June it became known that he spoke more than half of the deputies of the lower chamber of the British Parliament, and in late June the appropriate changes approved by the Committee of the House of Common