Вставьте to write в нужной форме: 1. we often … letters to our parents. 2. what … you … now? 3. yesterday they … … tests from 10 till 12 o’clock. 4. who … … this letter? 5. i … … some letters last week. 6. what … you … tomorrow at 10? 7. when i come to her, she … … a letter. 8. … you … letters tomorrow? 9. i … not … this letter now. i … … it in some days. 10. … he … his hometask now? 11. what … she … in the evening yesterday? 12. as a rule, he well.

1. write
2. are you writing
3. were writing
4. is writing
5. wrote
6. will you write
7. was writing
8. Will you write
9. am not writing, am going to write/am writing
10. Is he writing
11. did she write/was she writing
12. writes

Рецепт окрошки

INGREDIENTS

400g boiled sausage

4 potatoes

5 cucumbers

4 boiled eggs

Greens to taste

Sour cream to taste

Salt, pepper to taste

Boiled water and kefir 1% fat

Number of servings: 5-6

1.For okroshka, we need to take sausage. Boiled sausage should be cut into small cubes. For a healthier option, boiled chicken breast can be used.

2. Cut cucumbers into small cubes. If cucumbers taste bitter, peel their skins.

3.Cool down boiled chicken eggs, shell them and cut into small cubes.

4.Chop finely fresh herbs. We had some spring onions.

5.Peel boiled potatoes and cut into small cubes. Put potatoes, cucumbers, sausage, eggs and greens into a pot.

6.Add boiled water and kefir 1% fat.

7.Add sour cream to your okroshka. Add salt and pepper to taste. Mix thoroughly.

8.Cool down your okroshka and serve. Enjoy!

In 1869 the great Russian scientist Dmitri Mendeleyev announced the discovery of the Periodic Law of elements. So science received the key to the secrets of matter.
All the greatest discoveries which have been made since then in the fields of chemistry and physics have been based on this law.
The elements in Mendeleyevs Periodic Table follow one another in the order of their atomic weights. They are arranged in periods and groups.
Mendeleyev s discovery made it possible for the scientists to find 38 new chemical elements to fill the empty spaces left in the Periodic Table.
At the same time they tried to find elements heavier than the last element in the Periodic Table.
In 1955 the American scientist Dr. Glenn Seabord obtained element No 101 and named it Mendelevium in honour of the creator of the Periodic Law.