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1. Invent A. members of a royal family
2. Protection B. a period of 100 years
3. Shade C. someone or something that represents a particular quality or idea
4. Probably D. when someone or something is safe from harm, damage, or illness
5. Century E. used after a date to show that it was before the birth of Christ
6. B.C.(E.) F. to make, design, or think of a new type of thing
7. Symbol G. the power you have because of your official position
8. Authority H. things of the same type that are different from each other in some way
9. Royalty I. to say that something is likely to happen, likely to be true
10. Variety J. darkness or shelter from the light of the sun made by something blocking it
I didn't speak to Phillip at 11a.m. yesterday
Tom and Jack have been working in this company over 6 months
They have lived in this city for 22 years
I didn't see David on the 5th of March
Sophie has been on holiday for three weeks
Может я конечно чего-то не поняла, но в задании написано составить предложения в Present Perfect, но не все из этих предложений можно употребить в данном времени из-за сопутствующих слов. Например, такие слова, как yesterday, the 5th of march, т.е. точная дата не могут употребляться в настоящем времени...ну как бы...как можно сказать слово ,,вчера,, в настоящем времени?!?Странное задание немного...
Объяснение:
Russia Day
Russia Day is the national day, celebrated on June 12. On this day, in 1990, Russian parliament formally declared Russian sovereignty from the USSR which declared complete state independence , Russian independence was less radical, and coexistence of Russian and USSR state power had a place until the end of 1991 The holiday was officially established in 1992. Initially it was named Day of the Adoption of the Declaration of Sovereignty of the Russian Federation, on 1 February 2002 it was officially renamed to Russia Day (in 1998 Boris Yeltsin offered this name socially). There exists a misconception in Russian society, that this holiday is also called Russia’s Independence Day, but it never had such a name in official documents. According to the survey of Levada Center in May 2009, 44% of the respondents named the holiday as Independence Day of Russia.