Иваши! explain why they feel so. use the phrases in the present perfect. the first one is done for you. 1) oliver feels upset. (to have an argument with somebody's best friend) 2) martin feels thirsty. (not to have anything to drink since morning) 3) jim feels hungry. (not to have anything to eat since yesterday) 4) sally is surprised. (to get a present from santa clause) 5) robert feels sure about his test. (to prepare for a test very well) 6) sandy is fed up with sharing the room with her younger brother. (to damage all the books, tapes, and posters) 7) karen feels tired. (to water all vegetables and fruit trees in the garden)

Тут написано, что  the first one is done for you, но я не вижу, чтобы оно было уже 1)  oliver has an argument with his best friend 2) martin hasn't drunk  anything since morning 3) jim hasn't eat  anything since yesterday 4) sally has got  a present from santa clause 5) robert has  prepared for a test very well 6) sandy's  younger brother has  damaged all the books, tapes, and posters 7) karen has watered all vegetables and fruit trees in the garden

1 Mark and his family went to the beach, he bathed, and his parents sunbathed.

2 Оn the morning of December 26, after breakfast, they went to the beach.

3 While Mark was swimming, he heard horrible screams, they all pointed to the sea.

4 A huge wave covered my head and I tried to breathe, but I was washed down with a wave to the bottom, but I broke free.

5 Thais managed to pull Mark by the hand, he survived.

6 hours later the helicopter descended after them and brought them to a safe place.

7 On the hills, Mark felt more secure and lonely.

8 Mark and his family left this island and two days later they left this place. They are lucky that they survived.

9 They were lucky they just survived.

10 They felt sorry that the local people had their houses washed away, and that so many people died.

Объяснение:

Earth Hazards of the  Western US

  Natural hazards are events that result from natural processes and that

have signifi cant impacts on human beings. Extreme weather conditions or

geologic activity can cause substantial short-term or long-term changes to our  environment. These changes can infl uence crops, homes, infrastructure, and  the atmosphere. The 4.6-billion-year-old Earth has experienced many of these  natural changes, and it has always adjusted accordingly.

  The Western United States is located at the junction of three tectonic plates:

the Pacifi c, the Juan de Fuca, and the North American. The movement of these  plates, even though it occurs on the scale of millimeters per year, makes the  Western US a dynamic landscape. The dramatic result is a dizzying assortment  of natural hazards such as earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, and volcanoes.  The Pacifi c plate is subducting under Alaska, creating the volcanoes of the  Aleutian Islands. The Juan de Fuca plate is subducting under Washington,  Oregon, and Northern California, creating the Cascade volcanoes, and the  Pacifi c plate is grinding past the North American plate along the famous San  Andreas Fault. At the same time, the Basin and Range province, which includes  nearly the entire state of Nevada, is being stretched and faulted by plate  movement. While the motion of all tectonic plates can cause earthquakes, the  movement of a subducting plate can cause the world’s largest earthquakes and  tsunamis. Tectonic activity lifts the landscape high above sea level, and because  uplifted land is subject to the force of gravity, mass wasting processes such  as landslides are the inevitable result. These events can be triggered by rain,  earthquakes, and coastal or river erosion. The Western US contains rugged  landscapes and breathtaking vistas, but with that beauty comes a cost: there  are more earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, and volcanoes in the Western  states than in all the other  states combined. (While many  of these same hazards affect  the Hawaiian Islands, there are  enough signifi cant differences  to warrant discussing Hawai‘i  separately.)