Перевод how to survive an earthquake an earthquake is a terrible experience, but you can (1) easy /easily stay safe if you follow these steps move (2) quick / quickly to your emergency position - under a desk or table. earthquakes don't last more than 60 seconds. emergency services are working (4) hard / stay (3) calm /calmly and count to 60. most only use the phone in an emergency. the hardly and they need the phone lines. e if someone is (5) bad /badly injured, don't move them.

КАК ПЕРЕЖИТЬ ЗЕМЛЕТРЯСЕНИЕ.

Землетрясение -- всегда страшный опыт, но вы легко сможете обезопасить себя, если будете следовать этим шагам:

Быстро переместитесь в аварийное положение -- под письменный или обеденный стол.

Землетрясения не длятся дольше 60 секунд, а службы работают усердно. Сохраняйте спокойствие и считайте до 60.

Используйте телефон только в экстренных случаях. Вряд ли кому-то понадобятся телефонные линии.

Если кто-то тяжело ранен, не двигайте его.

В кратце )))
КАК ПЕРЕЖИТЬ ЗЕМЛЕТРЯСЕНИЕ?
Землетрясение можно пережить если выполнять эти пункты:
Переместитесь в аварийное положение
Сохраняйте спокойствие
Используйте телефон только в экстренных случаях
Если кто-то ранен, не двигайте его.

5) Last year we (went) to Paris where we (saw) a lot of interesting places, (did) the shopping, (went) to bed very late because we (chatted) a lot with our new French friends.
6) I (pulled) myself together easily at our last meeting because I (had) an early night.
7) (Did you work) extra hours when you (were working) at Linkist, ltd?
8) What (were) you responsible for at your previous job?
9) How much (did your brother-in-law earn) when he (was working) for Mr. Blake?
10) My holiday pay last year (was) 1,000 $.

Misha: What's wrong with you, Mark? You look pale and your eyes are red. Have you been crying? Mark: Of course, not. I have been surfing the net all night. Misha: What have you been looking for? Mark: I have been looking for the MacWizards' family history book. Misha: Oh no, not again. How can you find it on the Internet? Mark: Of course, I can't find the book. There is only one book and we've lost it. But I found the second part of the story about the Normans and Elmer. Misha: Really? Tell me all about it! Mark: I went to the Senate House Library website. They have a lot of old books and manuscripts there. I put the key words of the story into their search engine and... I found a copy of our story in the library. A hundred years ago my great-grandfather gave some copies of our family manuscripts to the library. Misha: That's wonderful! When can we read it? Mark: I wrote a letter to Rosy. She'll go up to London, get a copy of the manuscripts and send them to us.