Рассказ о красной телефонной будки на языке

Nglichane established the world's first phone booths on the streets of their cities. Prototypes public telephone booths appeared in the UK in 1884, eight years after the Scot Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
First "social points calls" were in stores and callers from customers separated only curtains. It was uncomfortable, because the conversations might overhear, and shops are open during certain hours. It was decided to bring phones to the streets and put them in the wooden booths.
In 1912, the Automobile Association has put their phone booths along the roads. The driver, whose problems have occurred in the car, he could call the emergency service.
In 1924, the government arranged a competition for the best example of a phone booth. The winner was the architect Giles Gilbert Scott. Known for its other projects included in History: Liverpool Cathedral, power station on the River Thames in central London and the library building at Cambridge University. The material used in iron and thick dripping. Scott offered to paint the beeches in a silver color, but the Post Office has chosen the color red, as red telephone booths can be easily seen even in overcast English weather.

54.  The children will be really hungry when they get home because they will be running around all afternoon without any food.

55.  Why don't you come round at 9 o'clock? The children will have gone to bed at that time so it will be nice and peaceful.

56.  I'm not going to speak to her until she apologises.

57.  Martin asked me if I would help him with English.

58.  We will have been driving over five hundred kilometres by the time we reach the border.

59.  You will be sick if you eat more chocolate.

60.  Look out! We are going to hit the car in front.

61.  Don't phone too early because I will be putting the baby to bed.

62.  By the time I qualify I will have been studying law for six years.

63.  He was not quite sure when his parents would come home.

64.  Bob didn't know if the time-table for the next week would be changed.

65.  By the time you get back, all the food will have gone.

66.  You will not be able to enter the building if you don't have your identity card.

67.  The doctor told Carol that a week in the country would make her feel better.

68.  When I learn a thousand English words, will I be able to read a newspaper?

69. We will return the reference material to the check-out-desk after we examine it.

70. Tom promised that he would phone us again at the weekend.

71. The film probably will not have finished until midnight.

72. We were anxious if the police would find the criminal.

73.  Hopefully she will have dinner cooked for us by the time we get home.

74.  I'm sure if we don't get there before seven they will have eaten and drunk everything.

75.  I hope you will not forget your promise by tomorrow.

76.  Will you see Nick tomorrow by any chance?

77.  I'm sure you will have recovered by then from the shock of meeting Jason here.

78.  I'll stay up late tonight to watch a film on television.

79.  By Christmas I will have been working in this office for ten years.

80.  A new video shop will be opened today. I will meet my friends there this afternoon.

  

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