Как правильно читается ill fever runny nose sore throat cough outside poor you i hope you are better soon

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1.

1)day день

2)ecologist эколог

3)monument монумент

4)invention изобретение

5)--- не знаю что здесь

2.

1)four hundred twenty-one

2)one thousand twenty-eight

3)one thousand seven hundred ninety-three

4)one thousand nine hundred fifty-six

5)two thousand seven

3.

1)catch caught caught

2)find found found

3)grow grew grown

4)inventinventedinvented

5)seesawseen

4.

1)was invited

2)will be reconstruct

3)was visited

4)was killed

5)visit

5.

For a long time it was believed that the city was founded in 1223. According to the chronicle mention, on May 31, 1223, a battle of Russian and Polovtsian troops with the Tatar - Mongols took place on the Kalka River in Ukraine, when "Prince Yuri of Nesvezhsky"died. Historians have decided that if Nesvizh-means from Nesvizh. Later it turned out that the "Yuri Nesvezhsky" was probably from the Ukrainian city of Nesvich, which is similar in sound.

Долгое время было принято считать, что город основан в 1223 году. Согласно летописному упоминанию, 31 мая 1223 на реке Калке в Украине произошла битва русских и половецких войск с татаро- монголами, когда и погиб «князь Юрий Несвежский». Историки решили, что раз Несвежский — значит, из Несвижа. Позже выяснилось, что тот «Юрий Несвежский» был, вероятно, из украинского города Несвич, что сходно по звучанию

1. Brian had returned books to the library before last Thursday.

2. We had known the results of the test before two o'clock yesterday.

3. I had come to the office before lunch time.

4. You had made the order before we came into the cafe.

5. Sally had sent the letters before her boss returned from the bank.

6. The ferry had reached the port by three o'clock.

7. The performance had finished by eight o'clock in the evening.

8. They had built a new hospital before the end of April.

9. Max had had dinner by four o'clock.

10. The baby had woken up before you left home.

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