Найдите форму глагола, соответствующую данному предложению. 1. she this book lately. 1) read 2) has read 3) reads 4) is reading 2. nobody about it (now 1) know 2) knew 3) knows 4) known 3. who part in the conference today? 1) take 2) have taken 3) took 4) has taken 4.1 shall give her the book, when 1) comes 2) will come 3) came 4) has come 5. he three letters to her since november. 1) wrote 2) has written 3) is writing 4) writes 6. does mr. english newspapers at this book-stall? 1) buys 2) buy 3) buying 4) bought 7. did she there by train? 1 )go 2) goes 3) went 4) gone 8. there a scheme and a few diagrams here. 1) are 2) were 3) is 4) have been 9. has he to the dean? 1) spoke 2) speaking 3) speak 4) spoken

1. has read. 2. knows. 3. has taken. 4. comes. 5. has written. 6. buy. 7. go. 8. is. 9. spoken

ответ: 3. in your culture. there are various opportunities for continuing education after basic school in russia.

1) what are the opportunities for continuing education for russian children?

fact file

the education system in russia (part 2)

high school - 2 years

exams for full secondary education - two mandatory state exams in the form of a written test and three exams for the choice of a student

higher education:

institute

university

academy

conservatory

professional education:

technical college (technical school)

vocational school (technical school)

professional lyceum

certificate / diploma:

certificate of complete secondary education

education

diploma of higher professional education or specialist diploma

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red square is the main and most famous square in moscow and russia, the arena of many important events of russian history and the history of the soviet state, the site of mass demonstrations of the working people of the capital and parades of the armed forces of russia. muscovites generally do not visit red square often - returning at night from clubs and on new year's eve.

even in ancient times, an area appeared near the eastern wall of the kremlin, where busy trade was noisy. in the 16th century it was called trinity from the name of the church of st. trinity, standing on the site of st. basil's cathedral. in the middle ages, fires often blazed here, so the square also had another name - “fire”. from the middle of the 17th century they began to call it “red”, which in old russian meant “beautiful”.

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