Раскрыть скобки.образовать passive elizabeth (knock down) by car yesterday.an ambulance (call)and she (take) to hospital.after she (examine)by a doctor, he decided to operate.she (take) an anaesthetic and woke up two hours later . now her temperature (take) every two hours .she (visit) by her parents every day.she (bring) books and fruit she (send) home after a few days after she (examine) again by the doctor .

Elizabeth was knocked down by car yesterday.
An ambulance was called and she was taken to hospital.After she was examined by a doctor,he decided to operate.She took an anaesthetic and woke up two hours later.Now her temperature is taken every two hours.
She is visited by her parents every day.She is brought books and fruit.She will be sent home after a few days after she is examined again by the doctor.

There are different point of views about wether it's easy to learn English or not. In my view, it may be hard but interesting and enjoyable. Even though certain rules are difficult to memorise and foreigners don't always understand me because of the Russian accent, I always have a motivation to study because it's impossible to imagine a successful person who doesn't speak English in the modern world, the world of international communication and interaction.

Choosing what is more important - grammar, vocabulary or pronounciation is not an easy task as you can't say that you are a good speaker if you have a wide vocabulary but your grammar is not as good as it needs to be to be able to express your thoughts correctly. In my view, everything is equally important. A person doesn't need thousands of words to be able to communicate. At the same time the more woeds you know the more accurate and beautiful your speach is. At the same time good grammar is always helpful to make communication more pleasing and resultative. As for about pronounciation, it's always a sign of courtesy if you talk to a native speaker without a strong accent.

I, personally, prefer speaking and listening as it improves my communicative skills and gives me an excellent practical knowlrdge.

In my view, the best way to improve anybody's language is living with native speakers being isolated from people talking your own language. That's why I would love to spend a couple months in an English-speaking country.

1.We arrived in a little mining town in northern Chihuahua at 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday 27 June.

27 июля, в середу в десять вечера мы прибыли в небольшой шахтерский городок на севере штата.

2. About two o'clock p.m. I entered the village.

Было около двух часов, когда я вошла в деревню.

3. Set it up for four p.m."

Назначьте встречу на четыре часа.

4. By 5 P.M., he even manages to break through to the second floor.

К пяти часам ему удается прорваться даже на площадку второго этажа.

5. Soon after 3 p.m. Sorokin's army rushed to the attack all along the front.

В четвертом часу дня сорокинцы бросились в атаку по всему фронту.

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1. Amsterdam FRIDAY, AUGUST 22--- 8:OO A.M.

Амстердам. Пятница, 22 августа — 8 утра

2. At 11:00 a.m. Dowell was ringing Kern's doorbell.

В одиннадцать часов утра Артур уже звонил у двери Керна.

3. "It's nine a.m., sport, and the sun is on our right. We're flying north."

- Сейчас девять утра, солнце справа, а значит, мы летим на север.

4. At nine A.M., to be precise."

Точнее, в девять утра.

5. At 10 a.m.?

10 утра?

Midday

1. At midday I went to the inn on the Ilkley road, but she did not appear.

В полдень я заглянул в таверну по дороге в Илкли, однако новая моя знакомая не появилась и там.

2. It couldn't be midday; it had to be midnight!

Сейчас не мог быть полдень; значит, сейчас полночь!

3. Strange things happened at midday.

Странные вещи творились в полдень.

4. The mechanic drove up in the buggy in time for the midday meal.

Но только к полудню приехал на пролетке механик.

5. About midday we go for a stroll on the moors.

В середине дня мы идем прогуляться в степь.