:заполните пропуски местоимениями some, any, no, every и их производными ( + body, + thing, + where 1. he does his homework without … difficulty. 2. this yeas all the apples are red, we are going out this morning to pick … 3. i’d like … water, please. 4. there weren’t … tomatoes left. 5. i won’t go with you. i have … free time. 6. there aren’t … students at the moment. 7. sorry, i have … matches. 8. do you have … money? 9. the box was empty. there were apples in it. 10. pour me … milk, please.

1any
2some
3some
4any
5no
6any
7no
8any
9no
10some

Примерно так......... .....

1. The letters have not been sent yet.
2. Have you sent the letters already?
3. I sent them tomorrow.
4. Please, make sure that the letters have been sent by tomorrow evening.
5. The letters were not sent yesterday because we forgot to buy stamps.
6. Finally the letters were sent.
1. The article was being when I came in the classroom.
2. The article has not been translated yet.
3. It was not translated yesterday, so it needs to be translated today.
4. If we do not finish it today, we shall  translate it tomorrow.
5. The article will have been translated by the end of the week.
6. If I am not mistaken, the article was translated some time ago.
7. I am afraid this article will never be translated.

The Mackenzie River is the longest river in Canada covering a distance of around 1800 km. It begins at Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories and flows north into the Arctic Ocean, discharging 306 cubic kilometres of water per year (including 100 million tons of sediment). It is the main stem of the second largest river system in North America (after the Mississippi-Missouri river system), and the fourth largest of all river systems discharging into the Arctic Ocean (the three largest are in Russia). The entire Mackenzie river system extends 4250 km and drains 1.8 million sq. km. It includes three major lakes (Great Slave, Great Bear and Athabasca) and numerous major rivers (such as the Peace, Athabasca, Liard, Hay, Peel, South Nahanni and Slave rivers). It spans four physiographic regions: Western Cordillera, Interior Plain, Precambrian Shield and Arctic Coastal Plain.

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