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Многие люди любят смотреть телевизор в свободное время. Это также одно из моих любимых занятий. Тем не менее, я стараюсь не проводить много времени перед экраном. Я обычно смотрю музыкальные каналы, новые и интересные фильмы, смешные мультфильмы и образовательные программы. Я хотел бы рассказать вам немного о своей любимой телепередачи. Это информативное шоу под названием «Галилео». Она названа в честь известного ученого Галилео Галилея, который любил делать эксперименты. Я смотрю эту программу регулярно, и стараться не пропустить следующий выпуск. Обычно её показывают в выходные дни. Каждый раз ведущий программы Александр Пушной объясняет различные явления природы и показывает удивительные эксперименты. Больше всего мне нравится часть с этими экспериментами. На мой взгляд, шоу «Галилео» интересно не только детям, но и взрослым. Не каждый взрослый знает, казалось бы, очевидные факты. Например, почему небо голубое, почему сахар сладкий, как паста окрашивают в тюбиках. Эта программа может удивить даже самых скептически настроенных зрителей. Обычно каждый выпуск содержит пять разных историй и экспериментов. Вместе с ведущим вы можете путешествовать в отдаленные места и даже перемещаться во времени. В команде «Галилео» несколько специальных агентов, которые проводят эксперименты в научной лаборатории, на фабриках и заводах. Иногда они путешествуют в или будущее. Некоторые эпизоды снимаются в зарубежных странах, таких как Япония, США, Украина, и т.д. Моя любимая программа заканчивается словами: «Мир интереснее, чем вы думаете". Я полностью согласен с этим утверждением, и я всегда рекомендую своим друзьям посмотреть «Галилео».Many people like watching TV in their free time. It’s one of my favourite pastimes too. However, I try not to spend a lot of time in front of the screen. I usually watch music channels, new and interesting films, funny cartoons and educational programs. I’d like to tell you a little bit about my favourite TV program. It’s an informative show called “Galileo”. It is named after a famous scientist Galileo Galilei, who liked making experiments. I watch this program regularly and try not to miss the next issue. It is usually shown at weekends. Each time the presenter of the program Alexander Pushnoy explains different phenomena of nature and shows amazing experiments. Most of all I like the part with these experiments. In my opinion, “Galileo” show is interesting not only for children but also for adults. Not every adult knows seemingly obvious facts. For example, why the sky is blue, why the sugar is sweet, how the paste is colored in tubes. This program can surprise even the most skeptical spectator. Usually each edition contains five different stories and experiments. Together with the presenter you can travel to distant places and even transfer in time. The “Galileo” team has several special agents, who conduct the experiments at scientific laboratories, factories and plants. Sometimes they travel into past or future. Some episodes are shot in foreign countries, such as Japan, the USA, Ukraine, etc. My favourite program ends with the words “The world is more interesting than you think”. I absolutely agree with this statement and I always recommend my friends to watch “Galileo”.

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Розкрийте дужки, вживаючи дієслова у Present Perfect, та доберіть відповіді на питання за зразком.

You (wash) the plates? ~

Yes, I …

Have you washed the plates? ~

Yes, I have.

You (see) him lately? ~

No, I …

Have you seen him lately? ~

No, I haven’t.

Where you (be)? ~ I (be) to the dentist.

You (have) breakfast? ~ Yes, I …

The post (come)? ~ Yes, it …

You (see) my watch anywhere? ~ No, I’m afraid I …

Someone (wind) the clock? ~ Yes, Tom …

I (not finish) my letter yet.

He just (go) out.

Someone (take) my bicycle.

The phone (stop) ringing.

You (hear) from her lately? ~ No, I …

I just (wash) the floor.

The cat (steal) the fish.

You (explain) the exercise? ~ Yes, I …

There aren’t any buses because the drivers (go) on strike.

You (have) enough to eat? ~ Yes, I (have) plenty, thank you.

Charles (pass) his exam? ~ Yes, he …

How many bottles the milkman (leave)? ~ He (leave) six.

I (live) here for ten years.

How long you (know) Mr. Pitt? ~ I (know) him for ten years.

Would you like some coffee? I just (make) some.

Mary (water) the tomatoes? ~ Yes, I think she …

You (not make) a mistake? ~ No, I’m sure I …

Why you (not mend) the fuse? ~ I (not have) time.

You (dive) from the ten-meter board yet? ~ No, I …

You ever (leave) a restaurant without paying the bill? ~ No, I …

I (ask) him to dinner several times.

He always (refuse).

I often (see) him but I never (speak) to him.

You ever (eat) caviar? ~ No, I …

We just (hear) the most extraordinary news.

The police (recapture) the prisoners who escaped yesterday.

For the celebration of Easter must be prepared in advance. The Church prepares believers for the most important holiday of seven weeks of fasting — a time of repentance and spiritual purification. Paschal joy impossible to survive in its entirety, not when he had fasted, though not as strictly as it is prescribed by monastic rules. If you have tried fasting before Easter, you can confirm it yourself.

The celebration of Easter begins with participation in the Easter Service. It is very special, different from the usual Church services, very "easy" and joyful. In Orthodox churches, as a rule, the Easter service begins at midnight, but it is better to come to the temple in advance, so as not to be beyond its threshold — most churches are crowded on Easter night.

At the Easter Liturgy, all believers try to partake of the Body and Blood of Christ. And after end the service, the faithful "christocrats" — greet each other with a kiss and the words "Christ is risen!»

Having come home, and sometimes directly in a temple, arrange an Easter feast. During Easter week in all churches, as a rule, anyone is allowed to ring the bells. The celebration of Easter lasts forty days — as long as Christ appeared to His disciples after the Resurrection.

On the fortieth day Jesus Christ ascended to God the Father. During the forty days of Easter, and especially in the first week — the most solemn — go to visit each other, give painted eggs and cakes, play Easter games.