Write questions do your teacher, parents and friends often ask? write them down. your teacher: have you done written parents: have you cleaned washed learned friends: have you been seen heards

Teacher: have you done homework? have you written essay? parents: have you cleaned your room? have you washed the dishes? have you learned new words? friends: have you been to new-york? have you seen the state of liberty? have you heard something about it?

1.  tom  had been working  for a foreign company before he  come  to work to our  department. 2.  there are  two books on the table. 3.    did it rain yesterday? 4. заполните пропуски в предложении. tom  had worked  at a foreign company for 3 years before he  come  to work to our department. 5.  she asked if the work  had been done 6. ann says that she  would  have been working  with us for 3 weeks before she  leaves  england. 7. ann seemed to  have change  a lot. 8.  he told me  to come  to the office that day. 9) this book  had been written  long ago. 10)  mother said to her son that if  the next day  the weather is  fine, they  will go  to the country. 11.  tom said that they  hadn't bought  any souvenirs when they  were  in the usa. 12.  ann said that her parents  didn’t live  in moscow. 13.  what  is  your  name? –  my  name  is  nick. 14.  i have never wanted you  to go  away. 15.  nick saw ann  walking  along the road. 16.  he said he  would have finished  the work by the end of the week. would finish

Lviv, the capital of western ukraine, is a large industrial and commercial centre of ukraine. its narrow old streets and its historic centre make it one of the best places in the country.lviv was founded as a fort in the mid- 13th century by danylo halytsky and was named after his son lev, which means lion. the lion is the historic symbol of the city. for centuries it has been the western ukraine’s main city.lviv’s main street is freedom avenue. it runs from mitskevych square to the ivan franko opera and ballet theatre. also in freedom avenue you can see the national museum which used to be the lenin museum. in the middle of the avenue there is a statue of ukrainian national poet, taras shevchenko, and there are always a lot of flowers at its feet. the museum of ethnography, arts and crafts, with a statue of liberty in front, demonstrates furniture and porcelain. each room presents a different era.