Supply one of the following verbs: come (in), go (out), pull in (out), get, get (in, out, on, off), travel, start, board, alight, leave, take, make, arrive, carry, pick up, change, catch.
1) I ... to the platform two minutes before the train 2) I ... the train just as it was out. 3)
She ... a bus at the next corner. 4) What time do we to Glasgow? 5) A fare is what a passenger
pays to be ... from one place to another. 6) I ... by the 8.45. 7) Father made signs to us into the
train without delay. 8) The next train is the last, if we miss that we shan't to Moscow tonight. 9)
The train ... at fifty miles an hour. 10) They ... the night train. 11) The taxi-driver up another
passenger and ... him as far as Victoria. 12) If the train doesn't ... till twenty past seven, you can't... home before half past. 13) Though he ... the journey very often he always felt excited when the train was approaching Moscow. 14) Does the No. 10 bus along Kirov Street? 15) I
don't like flying. I think it's more interesting to ... by train. 16) He gave up his ticket, and his
own luggage to a station taxi. 17) Why do people usually avoid ... trains and try to ... seats on through trains? 18) Can you tell me how many passengers the Moscow Metro a day? 19) I'm
glad you're ... on my train, we can ... together. 20) Airlines can heavy weights through the air.
Дама Агата Мэри Кларисса Кристи была английской писательницей-детективом, новелл и драматург. Она родилась 15 сентября 1890 года в богатой семье в Эшфилде, Торки. У нее было четыре брата, один из которых умер молодым. Кристи описала свое детство как «очень счастливое». Она получила домашнее образование, и родители научили ее читать и писать, а также выполнять основы арифметики - предмет, который ей очень нравился. Она научилась играть и на пианино, и на мандолине. Большую часть своего детства она провела в одиночестве и отдельно от других детей, хотя она проводила много времени со своими домашними животными, которых обожала. Кристи с ранних лет увлекалась чтением. Смерть ее отца, произошедшая, когда ей было одиннадцать лет, ознаменовала конец ее детства. В 1902 году Агату отправили получать формальное образование в женскую школу мисс Гайер в Торки, но ей было трудно при к дисциплинированной атмосфере; а в 1905 году ее отправили в Париж, где она получила три пенсии.
Объяснение:
I’d like to tell you about my family. I’m Anton Petrenko.
My family is not big, but also is not small: Dad, Mom, me, my brother, and my sister. We live in Kiev.
My mother’s name is Maria. She is a good looking woman of forty. She is a dentist. I think it’s a very important job, because she treats people’s teeth.
My Dad is forty-five, his name’s Igor. He is tall, strong and very athletic. He is a translator, and he works for a publishing house. My parents both like their work very much.
I’m fifteen. I go to gymnasium. My favourite lessons are English and Spanish. I like foreign languages as my Dad, so I want to be an interpreter. After school graduation I will enter Kiev Linguistic University.
My elder sister Katya is nineteen, she goes to the Kiev National University, and she wants to be an archeologist. She is fond of ancient history and archeology. In summer she goes to excavations of ancient towns, such as Olvia and others.
My younger brother Sasha is eight years old, he goes to school. He likes spending time outdoors, playing computer games and watching TV.
My grandparents are retired. They spend a lot of their time in the garden, growing vegetables and fruits.
We have united family and always help each other. Everyone in my family is my best friend. I love my family very much.