24 за ответ! по . exsesive 1. ask one of your classmates whan be (she) was doing last night when somebody came. ask questions till you guess what be (she) was doing - no, i wan't. - wewe you watching tv? - no, i wasn't. - were you working with your computer? - yes, i was. exsesive 2 .answer the questions 1. what do you know about eagles? 2. are eagles strong or weak birds? 3. where do they usually livw? 4. what do eagles symbolize?

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1. Do you get up at 7 o'clock?
Who gets up at 7 o'clock?
When do you get up?
Do you get up at 7 o'clock or at 8 o'clock?
2. Does it often snow in winter?
When does it snow?
How often does it snow in winter?
Does it snow or rain in winter?
3. Do 365 days make an ordinary year?
How many days do make an ordinary year?
What makes an ordinary year?
Do 365 or 366 days make ordinary year?
4. Does Monday come after Sunday?
When does Monday come?
What comes after Sunday?
Does Monday come after Sunday or Saturday?
5. Does the academic year begin on the 1st of September?
When does the academic year begin?
What begins on the 1st of September?
Does the academic year begin on the 1st or 2nd of September?

Где находится озеро Байкал-where is lake Baikal ? озеро тектонического происхождения в южной части Восточной Сибири, самое глубокое в мире озеро и самый большой (по объему) резервуар жидкой пресной воды. В нем содержится около 19% мировых запасов пресной воды. Озеро располагается в рифтовой долине в Восточной Сибири на границе Иркутской области и Республики Бурятия. В него впадает 336 рек, в числе которых Селенга, Верхняя Ангара, Баргузин и др., а вытекает одна река — Ангара. 
ПЕРЕВОД НА АНГЛИСКИЙ
a lake of tectonic origin in the southern part of Eastern Siberia, the deepest lake in the world and largest (by volume) of the liquid reservoir of fresh water. It contains about 19% of the world's fresh water. The lake is located in the rift valley in Eastern Siberia on the border of Irkutsk oblast and Buryat Republic. In him is nourished by 336 rivers including the Selenga, Upper Angara, Barguzin, etc., and follows only one river — the Angara.