Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. 1. the number of people who take part in internet discussion (grow) very quickly now. 2. she’s got a part-time job for the summer – she (work) as a waitress . 3.my friend mark is in the scouts. he ( often/go) camping camping at the weekend. 4.i ( never see) hаnnah any more – she ( study) for her exams these days. 5.most of the kids in my class (usually/listen) to soul and hip hop. 6. ( you/still/belong? ) that judo club? 7. she’s not here at the moment - she ) a friend. can i take a message?

1 The number of people who take part in the Internet discussion forums are growing very quickly now.
2 She's got a part - time job for the summer - she works as a waitress.
3 My friend Mark is in the Scouts. He often goes camping at the weekend.
4 I have never seen Hannah any more - she is studying for her exams these days.
5 Most of the kids in my class - usually listen to soul and hip hop.
6 Do you still belong to that Judo club?
7 She's not here at the moment - she is visiting a friend. Can I take a message?

1. If the poems are funny, then I read them to children. 2. If I have time, I watch romantic movies. 3. If it rains, the ground becomes wet. 4. If the orange is orange, then it is ripe. 5. If you are lost ask for directions. 6. If I eat at night, I do not sleep well. 7. If you work hard, you can achieve a lot. 8. If he eats a lot of sweets, he gets an allergic rash. 9. I go to work even if I'm sick. 10. If Molly does not sleep at night, she feels overwhelmed in the morning. 11. If you break the rules, you can get a fine

Объяснение:

he territory of Kazakhstan has historically been inhabited by nomadic ethnic groups and at various times was part of empires. In ancient times, Scythians roamed here. Nomads of Turkic origin have inhabited the country for most of its history. The Achaemenid power spread to the southern part of the modern territory of the country around the IV century BC. In the XIII century-as part of the Mongol Empire under the rule of Genghis Khan.

On October 25, 1990, Kazakhstan declared sovereignty on its territory as a Republic within the USSR. After a failed coup attempt in Moscow in August 1991, Kazakhstan declared independence on December 16, 1991, thus becoming the last Soviet Republic to declare independence. Ten days later, the Soviet Union itself ceased to exist.

The leader of the Kazakh Communist era, Nursultan Nazarbayev, became the first President of the country. He ruled authoritatively. The focus was on transforming the country's economy into a market economy, while political reforms lagged behind economic achievements. By 2006, Kazakhstan generated 60 % of Central Asia's GDP, mainly from its oil industry.