Readthe text and fill in the gaps with prepositions mikhail lomonosov was born november 19, 1711 a small village near kholmogory, russia. lomonosov is famous as a poet, scientist and linguistic reformer. lomonosov was the son a poor fisherman. at the age of 10 he started working his father . december 1730, he left his native village, penniless and on foot, for his father. moscow. he wanted to and to join the learned men with whom the tsar peter the study great was transforming russia a modern nation.

Mikhail Lomonosov was born in November 19, 1711 in a small village near Kholmogory, Russia. Lomonosov is famous as a poet, scientist and linguistic reformer. Lomonosov was the son of a poor fisherman. At the age of 10 he started working with his father . In December 1730, he left his native village, penniless and on foot, for his father. Moscow. He wanted to and to join the learned men with whom the tsar Peter the study Great was transforming Russia into a modern nation.

1. Ann asked the girls if they were playing volleyball. Ann said that she hadn't known that they had liked it.
2. Peter told us not to touch those photographs because they were still wet and we might spoil them.
3. Fred asked the boys if their friend often came there. Fred said that he wanted to speak to him.
4. My friend asked me how I had managed to solve that difficult problem in such a short time.
5. The teacher told us that we would write a test-paper the following day.
6. Kate told Nick that she had seen a new film the day before. Nick asked her if she had liked it.
7. Prince John asked Locksley why he was shouting and what his name was.
8. The teacher asked who had read 'Ivanhoe' and whom it had been written by.
9. One of the pupils asked the teacher of literature what novels they would read the following year.
10. The Frenchman asked if the river Volga was in Russia.

Computer games are gaining more and more popularity nowadays. Some people claim that teenagers get a lot of benefits playing them. But other people argue that young people should spend their free time going in for sport. Let`s look upon this problem objectively and try to understand it.

To begin with, computer games develop memory, because when you play it you try to remember all details. Moreover, it develops logical thinking, language and basic computer skills. Apart from that, you can make virtual friends. So it is another way of communication. And if you like each other, you can meet in the future and become close friends. In addition, playing computer games is a good way of entertainment.

At the same time, computer games have a harmful effect on health. First of all, you can spoil your eye sight. Besides, you sit in the same place and don’t move so you can gain weight. Another point to be made is that a lot of games have aggressive moments and this makes teenagers cruel and causes violent behavior. Furthermore, young people spend too much time on this and it can ruin relationships with people.

To sum up, I would like to stress that the problem has as many strong points as weak points. As for me, I prefer to spend my free time with my parents and friends. Besides, I enjoy going in for sports more than playing computer games.