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London hosts many different events every year. But the London Marathon, one of the biggest marathons in the world, is a very special event. Its aim is to raise money for charity. The London Marathon is usually held in April and attracts over 46,500 participants every year. They run a traditional distance of 42.195 km. The route is mostly flat, and the runners pass many famous London sights on their route: Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, the London Eye, and the Houses of Parliament. The London Marathon was first arranged in 1981, when a former Olympic champion, Chris Brasher, wrote an article for the newspaper. He asked whether London could stage an event, similar to the New York Marathon, to bring people together. The first London Marathon took place in March the same year and it was run by only 6,500 people, mainly beginners. The Marathon races are held in three different categories: the Mass Race, the Elite Women’s Race, and the Wheelchair Race (a race for people in wheelchairs). Thousands of spectators encourage the runners on their way. Since the London Marathon began, there are several runners who have participated in it each year. All of them have always managed to reach the finish line. These men are known as ‘The Ever Presents’ and at present there are 24 of them. The oldest runner of this group is 80-year-old Reg Burbidge, and the youngest is Chris Finill, who is 48. The London Marathon is a world famous event. It is shown on television in over 150 countries.
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Why are you wearing a coat? — Because it's cold.When is your party? — On Sunday.Whose are these football boots? — They are Joan's.How much money do you have? — $10.Where is your school? — It's near the school.How many brothers have you got? — Two brothers.How many books have you got? — Not many.Who is he? — He's Mr Smith.Why are you reading that book? — Because it's interesting.How many people are there in this room? — Twenty.Whose coat is this? — It's John's.Where does he come from? — He comes from Brazil.When is your birthday? — In January.What time is it? — 7.30.Why are you running? — Because I am late.How much sugar is there? — One kilo.Where are you going tonight? — To the cinema.Where is he? — In the kitchen.How many girls are there? — Twelve.What are they doing? — They are watching TV.(2)
be — was/were — beenwear — wore — wornhave/has — had — hadread — read — readcome — came — comerun — ran — rungo — went — gonedo — did — donewatch — watched — watchedОбъяснение:
2. Did you hear me translating their conversation?
Did you hear her leave the room?
Did you hear us come into the room?
Did you hear us answering the teacher's questions?
Did you hear them knocking at the door?
Did you hear her playing the piano?
Did you hear them discussing this question?
3. We saw her trying to close the window.
We saw you swim.
We saw you swimming across the river and back.
We saw the strange hide behind the corner.
We saw her shut the window and leave the room.
We saw them help an old lady to get off the bus.
We saw some young people cut in line.
4. Did you see them laughing at something?
Did you see her sitting in the waiting room?
Did you see us playing tennis?
Did you see him playing volleyball?
Did you see our professor doing the operation?
5. They watched her playing the piano.
They watched us playing chess.
They watched the ship approaching the shore.
They watched the children playing in the garden.
They watched the boys jumping into the water.
They watched the doctor doing the operation.
6. He didn't notice them leave.
He didn't notice the train start.
He didn't notice us come into the room.
He didn't notice it happen.
He didn't notice the boys begin fighting.