Вставьте the , если это необходимо. 1.we have a very good train service from here to . . city centre and most people go to . . work by train. you can go by . . bus too, of course, but you can't get a season ticket on . . bus. 2. i'd like to see . . mr smith please. ~ do you mean . . mr smith who works in . . box office or . . other mr smith? 3. did you come by . . air? ~no, i came by . . sea. i had a lovely voyage on . . queen elizabeth ii. 4. . most of . . stories that . . people tell about . . irish aren't true. 5. . married couples with . . children often rent . . cottages by . . seaside for . . summer holidays. . men hire boats and go for . . trips along . . coast; . . children spend . . day on . . beach and . . poor mothers spend . . most of . . time doing . . cooking and cleaning. 6. it's usually safe to walk on . . sand, but here, when . . tide is coming in, . . sand becomes dangerously soft. . people have been swallowed up by it. 7. when . . titanic was crossing . . atlantic she struck an iceberg which tore a huge hole in her bow. . captain ordered . . crew to help . . passengers into . . boats. 8. everywhere . . man has cut down. . forests in order to cultivate . . ground, or to use . . wood as . . fuel or as . . building material.

1.we have a very good train service from here to  the city centre and most people go to the  work by train. you can go by    bus too, of course, but you can't get a season ticket on -- bus.

2.i'd like to   mr smith please.  do you mean  the mr smith who works in  the box office or  other mr smith?

3.did you come by  air? ~ no, i came by  sea. i had a lovely voyage on  the queen elizabeth ii.

4.  the most of the stories that  people tell about  the irish aren't true.

5. the married couples with  children often rent  cottages by  seaside for  summer holidays.  men hire boats and go for  trips along the coast;   children spend  day on thebeach and  poor mothers spend the most of  time doing    cooking and cleaning.

6.it's usually safe to walk on  sand, but here, when  tide is coming in, the sand becomes dangerously soft. people have been swallowed up by it.

7.when  the titanic was crossing the atlantic she struck an iceberg which tore a huge hole in her bow. the captain ordered  the crew to help the passengers into the boats.

8.everywhere  man has cut down  forests in order to cultivate  ground, or to use  wood as  fuel or as  building material.

1.we have a very good train service from here to the city centre and most people go to the  work by train. you can go by the bus too, of course, but you can't get a season ticket on the bus.

2.

i'd like to see mr smith please. ~ do you mean mr smith who works in the box office or other mr smith?

3.

did you come by air? ~ no, i came by sea. i had a lovely voyage on the queen elizabeth ii.

4.the most of the stories that people tell about irish aren't true.

5.

  married couples with children often rent cottages by the seaside for summer holidays. the men hire boats and go for trips along coast; children spend  day on thebeach and poor mothers spend the most of time doing the cooking and cleaning.

6.

it's usually safe to walk on  the sand, but here, when  the tide is coming in, the sand becomes dangerously soft.  people have been swallowed up by it.

7.

when  the titanic was crossing  atlantic she struck an iceberg which tore a huge hole in her bow.  the captain ordered  crew to help  passengers into  the boats.

8.

everywhere  man has cut down  the forests in order to cultivate  ground, or to use  the wood as  fuel or as building material.

So, have you heard of the house on the hill

I hear it's haunted, and crawling with all types of evil

But I am not afraid of any legends or lores

And I want answers to what might be behind all these doors

Knocking and waiting for some sort of reply

It seems there's nobody in here, and I want to know why

I can feel a shiver crawling way up my spine

But I know there's something that's waiting at the end of the line

Another door, another question

I'm going 'round in circles, wond'ring when I'll reach the end

I'm losing the sense of where I am

The hallways got longer and all the walls have turned red

So, have you heard of the house on the hill

I hear it's haunted, and crawling with all types of evil

But I am not afraid of any legends or lores

And I want answers to what might be behind all these doors

Knocking and waiting for some sort of reply

It seems there's nobody in here, and I want to know why

I can feel a shiver crawling way up my spine

But I know there's something that's waiting at the end of the line

Another door, another question

I'm going 'round in circles, wond'ring when I'll reach the end

I'm losing the sense of where I am

The hallways got longer and all the walls have turned red