Переведите на : 1. думаю, завтрапойдетдождь. 2. дождьшел двадняназад. 3. вчера в три часа шелдождь. 4. часто идетдождь. 5. вчера в это время шел снег.

1) i think, that tomorrow the rain will be caming  2) rain have been caming 3) yesterday in 3 am. o clock rain was caming 4)the rain has  came offen 5)yesterday in this time was snowing  думаю так))

1.i think tomorrow will rain 2.  rain came two days ago. 3.yesterday, at three in the rain came 4.often go rain 5.yesterday at this time it was snowing.

I. reading is not so popular nowadays. 2. many people prefer watching films to reading. 3. as for me i like reading books. i think it is a pleasure to lie with a book and dream together with heroes. 4. we should do everything to make reading popular nowadays. 1. i like reading adventure books because it is interesting. 2. i don't like reading at all i think it is boring. 3. as for me i like historical books because you can get much information about the past. 4. i prefer reading newspapers because i want to know all about events of our time. 1. people prefer e-books because they are more convenient. 2. people prefer e-books because you shouldn't go to the library. 3. people prefer e-books because it's much easier to find any book you like. 4 some people don't like e-books because they think it spoils their eyes.

    in 1918 moscow again became the national capital of russia. however, the origins of the city go back more than 850 years, when settlers on the north bank of the moskva river built a "kreml", a walled fortress. inside the walls were the most important buildings, such as churches, arsenals and a palace. several russian cities began as kremlins (the english form of "kreml").                      the moscow kremlin is the seat of the russian president and his administration. here, there are magnificent ancient domed churches and cathedrals, a former royal palace and museums. the kremlin palace of congresses, built in 1961 to be the meeting place of the communist party, is now the biggest concert hall in moscow.                      moscow is a city of theatres, concert halls, cinemas, museums and libraries. muscovites think of themselves as the most cultured people in russia, though the people of russia's former capital of st.petersburg challenge this claim.                      in the north-east of the kremlin is red square, where parades are held on special occasions. landmarks in red square include st. basil's cathedral, which is made up of nine chapels each with its own elaborately decorated roof. beneath the kremlin's eastern wall, there is a mausoleum where visitors could see the embalmed body of vladimir lenin, leader of the communist russian revolution in 1917.                      there are a lot of other sights in moscow, both old and modern. for example, the arbat, in the older part of moscow, was the first street in the city for pedestrians only. in fair weather, it is full of tourists and shoppers.                      the moscow metro is considered to be the most elegant underground rail line in the world. its stations, often called underground palaces decorated with marble, granite and crystal, are kept spotless by armies of cleaners. it carries millions of passengers a day and is the most important means of transport in moscow.                      muscovites eat 170 tonnes of ice-cream every day, even when winter temperatures drop to -20°c. they are also animal lovers who keep thousands of cats, dogs and birds as peiu