1заполните пропуски притяжательными местоимениями: 1 we are cadets of the krasnodar university.this is university. 2 they read books in library. 3 i study at the krasnodar university and friend studies at the medical institute. 4 pete, where is car now? 5 i know that name is nick and what is the name of sister? 6 tell me please, where is brother? he is in room.

1our 2their 3my 4 your 5his,his 6your,hid

1 you turn on the phone by pressing / pressing the ON button

2 Oh no! My battery was charging/dead!

3 I'm not surprised that you can't watch the movie. You forgot

insert / connect a DVD into the device!

4 My computer is really old. It keeps crashing / freezing

5 I need to install / update my phone so I can do

with him more.

6 Can you help me set / delete an alarm on my phone

so that I Wake up early in the morning?

7 you need to select / configure this option in the drop-down menu.

8 you can make the image bigger or smaller by squeezing /

by conducting it.

9 When your phone is fully charged, you must connect/

disable it.

10 to turn off the phone, you must press and hold / press this button

press the button for a second or two.​

Tucked away in the rocky countryside northwest of Cuzco, Machu Picchu is believed to have been a summer retreat for Inca leaders, whose civilization was virtually wiped out by Spanish invaders in the 16th century. For hundreds of years afterwards, its existence was a secret known only to the peasants living in the region. That all changed in the summer of 1911, when Bingham arrived with a small team of explorers to search for the famous “lost” cities of the Incas.

Traveling on foot and by mule, Bingham and his team made their way from Cuzco into the Urubamba Valley, where a local farmer told them of some ruins located at the top of a nearby mountain. The farmer called the mountain Machu Picchu, which meant “Old Peak” in the native Quechua language. The next day–July 24–after a tough climb to the mountain’s ridge in cold and drizzly weather, Bingham met a small group of peasants who showed him the rest of the way. Led by an 11-year-old boy, Bingham got his first glimpse of the intricate network of stone terraces marking the entrance to Machu Picchu.

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