Choose the right form of the modal verb can. a) can b) could c) can’t d) couldn’t e) be able to 1) they had fish hooks so they catch fish. 2) the raft is so small we lie down comfortably. 3) jane has got two books so she read any of them. 4) they didn’t have any shampoo so they wash their hair. 5) when the ship disappeared, mary cried and cried. she stop crying. 6) they won’t to drive a car until they are eighteen. 7) they hear it before they saw it? 8) when she was a baby, she only cry. 9) you enter the club without a card. 10) you do it even if you tried. 11) in two weeks you will speak another language. 12) i stepped aside so that she go in. 13) the news be true! i don’t believe you. 14) as the ship entered the harbour, we see the statue of liberty.

Как я провел зимние каникулы

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Я особенно люблю зимние каникулы, потому что на них приходятся мои самые любимые праздники – Рождество и Новый год. Пусть они не такие длинные, как летние каникулы, зато яркие и веселые, наполненные праздничными событиями. В школе каникулы начались немного раньше, чем наступили новогодние праздники, потому я имел достаточное количество времени, чтобы родителям украсить дом и елку новогодними украшениями. Также я смог купить всем своим родным и друзьям подарки, для этого пришлось обойти не один магазин.

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Athena is one of the most famous and most revered goddesses of ancient Greek mythology. She was considered the goddess of wisdom, tactics of military affairs, military strategy. Athena is included in the pantheon of the twelve main gods of Olympus. Athena is recognized as the patroness of knowledge, art, sciences, reason, intelligence, talent and ingenuity. In addition, Pallas Athena is the patroness of Attica and the city of Athens itself.

The Greeks skillfully depicted Athena — the only female deity dressed in male armor. In addition, Athena is recognizable by her invariable attributes — a spear in her hand, a helmet with a high crest, an olive branch, an owl, a shield with the head of the Gorgon Medusa.

Many ancient authors believe that Athena was born without a mother. Nevertheless, Hesiod in his famous work “Theogony” tells about the myth of the birth of Athena. Her mother, Metis, a titanide and the personification of wisdom, was swallowed by Zeus. The head of Olympus feared that Metis would give birth to a son who could overthrow him. After Zeus swallowed the titanide, he himself gave birth to