1. I know this town well. We used to be visit here a lot I was younger.
2. You used to be love swimming. Why don't you like it now?
3. Your dad is fantastic at football. Did he use to play a lot?
4. Our town used to be have good sports facilities, but now there's a new great sports centre.
5. She sounds American. Did she use to live in America?
6. I used to be argue a lot with my dad, but
we get on really well now.
7. He speaks Spanish really well because, he used to be go to university in Madrid.
8. I didn't used to was interested in films, but I go
to the cinema a lot now.
9. My mum used to be make dinner every night, but now my dad cooks at weekends.
10. My grandparents used to be go abroad at all, but these days, they often visit other countries.
Объяснение:
Вроде так, надеюсь
16. ABOUT your plans, IN advance
17. Meet AT / IN the club: встречаемся в клубе: AT = на занятии в клубе, IN = внутри здания, в помещении клуба
18. Get OUT OF your way
19. Starts IN September, AT the beginning OF July
20. Looked AT each other
21. in
22. for
23. AT work AT the moment
24. Look AFTER, are AWAY / OUT: AWAY = нас нет в городе, OUT = нас не будет дома. Возможно, он поищет моего кота, тогда will look FOR. Но этот вариант менее логичен.
25. FOR, FOR
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Of course, it is convenient to have a single language for communication, which would be owned by the majority of the world's population. At different times, these languages were French, German and Latin. Now it is English, so from the first class, and even before we begin to repeat the importance of knowing all the nuances of the language and strive to start teaching it as quickly as possible.
Why is it English? We can not say that the reason for its simplicity and intuitiveness – Italian or French in some places in this sense is much easier. Rather, the reason is that you want-you do not want, and the main tone in many areas of activity is now set by America. This trend can be traced back to the eighteenth century, at a time when the active process of anglicization in the British colonies began. In those days, it touched mainly the United States and Canada, but during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the English language spread to other countries, and therefore rooted his perception as a "language of career growth." Currently, there are cases of official transition to English at universities in Europe (for example, in Italy). The British acted with the rest of the world as with the population of the territories of the British Isles in the middle ages (and remember it always existed in the tsarist Russia the expression "Englishwoman shits").