Task 3. Answer the questions to the text:
1. When did Russia establish a temporary government?
2. What is the form of state power in Russia?
3. What is the basic principle of constitutional government?
4. What is the role of the President in the system of state power?
5. Who is the head of the Council of Ministers?
6. What branch of power is the President closer to?
7. What party could form the government in Russia?
8. What powers does the President have according to the Constitution?
9. Who has the right to dismiss the government?
10. What bodies does the President work with?
11. How does the President influence government work?
12. Who has the right to accept the Prime Minister resignation in Russia?

Elena Isinbayeva Gadjieva  ( born 3 June 1982 in Volgograd, RSFSR, USSR). She is Russian vaulter. Two-time Olympic champion (2004, 2008), winner of the bronze medal of the Olympic games 2012. Three-time world champion outdoors and 4-time champion world indoor, European champion both outdoors and indoors.Winner of 28 world records in pole vaults among women. Honored master of sports of Russia.
  July 22, 2005 at the competitions in London for the first time in the history of women's pole vault took the height of five meters. 6 Mar 2012 is recognized as the most successful current athlete of Russia.
  18 Aug 2016 were elected to the athletes Commission of the International Olympic Committee, entering the top four, chosen from 24 candidates, receiving 1,365 votes out of 11 voting thousands of athletes, with a term of 8 years. To her athlete from Russia to the Commission were Alexander Popov. 21 August 2016 was elected to the International Olympic Committee members, receiving 45 out of 70 votes with two abstentions.
   For a long time, Isinbayeva has lived in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. In March 2011, Isinbayeva decided to come back to Volgograd, to, in her words, to spend more time with family and friends. However, in 2013, Isinbayeva said she plans to move back to Monaco.
  June 28, 2014 Elena Isinbayeva gave birth to a daughter eve from Nikita Petinov, who is a javelin thrower, a member of the national team of Russia.

1. If I were you, I would buy a more powerful computer.
2. If he worked hard, he would achieve great progress.
3. If she weren't so absent-minded, she would be a much better student.
4. If we received a telegram from him, we wouldn't worry.
5. If she knew English well, she would try to enter the university.
6. If you did your morning exercises every day, your health would be much better.
7. If he weren't very busy, he would agree to go to the cinema with us.
8. If it snowed, the children would play snowballs.
9. If the travellers had camera with them, they would take photos of the beautiful waterfall.
10. I translated the article if I would have a dictionary.