34 по инглишу : ex.1 поставьте глагол в правильную временную форму в зависимости от контекста. 1.bill … (buy) a new motorcycle five days ago. 2.jane’s hair is too short. she probably … (have) a haircut. 3.yesterday i … (come) home at midnight. i … (have) a bath, … (drink) some water and … (go) to bed. 4.… (you/see) many monuments when you were in london? 5.my car isn’t here anymore. somebody … (steal) it. 6.i … (not/go) anywhere yesterday because i … (not/feel) good. 7.the window looks very clean. (you/wash) it?

Ex.1

1.I want some salad please

2.What do you want to eat?

3.What do you want on your pizza?

4.Do you want some salad?

5.He very likes to read interesting books

Ex.2

Raymond is playing now

Kate is reading a book

Bobbie and Jenifer are watching TV now

the friendly dog is playing

are drinking tea(сори что сократил, просто хотел тебе быстрее

Ex.3

Lia is shorter than Jen

Tom is taller than Spike

Jen has curlier hair than Lia

Spike is younger than Tom

Jen has longer hair than Spike

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На child labor in factories (plants), mining has been common in many industrialized countries in europe and america in the xix century. children worked alongside adults up to 14-18 hours a day (sometimes with 5-6 years of age), with them paying for it is several times less. there there were many restrictive internal regulations, for example, forbidden to look in the window at the workplace (which hung from grates or covers on the windows), to play in the breaks for meals. in britain, there were more workhouses, where the poor (children and adults) worked forcibly to close the prison conditions. on the most difficult conditions of child labor, he wrote british historian henry dzhibbings (eng.) in the book "industrial history of england". [4] one of the first attention to the problem of child labor in britain drew the famous reformer robert owen - in 1816 he acted on this in parliament. since the end of the xviii century, and during the xix future of craft apprentices ( "british slaves," as the writer called them) are usually recruited in workhouses, and when they fall into the "doctrine" in urban factories, do not receive any salary, clothes. hours of work were limited to only complete exhaustion after the use of various coercive methods to continue working (for example, after beating overseers). children often worked up to 16 hours, sometimes at night, and on sunday a clean machine. they fed their very cheap and bad food that was often also to feed the pigs. they slept on dirty beds alternately. some tried to escape from the factory, and to alert the flight, suspected of this intention children shackle: they worked and slept in chains. subjected to the same treatment, and young women. many, unable to withstand overwork, died, and was buried at night in some wild place, so that people could not know the extent of this "slavery". some kill themselvesрада была !