A School for Geniuses?Theodore Tally is thirteen. He is from London. He A lessons at school boring. He always finishes his schoolwork first. His report card B perfect. When the teacher asks the class questions, she C «Ok, Tyrone, you know the answer but D someone else a chance». Tyron thinks that all this is frustrating. Though he has friends, others E him a nerd*. Tyrone’s parents want to find a school for gifted children. They are sure their son will be better there.* a nerd (informal, usually insulting) — a person who studies very hard and only thinks of school work.A 1) find 2) is finding 3) found 4) findsB 1) is 2) was 3) are 4) will beC 1) said 2) say 3) says 4) is sayingD 1) give 2) to give 3) gave 4) givesE 1) called 2) call 3) to call 4) calle​

He gets up at 4 o'clock every day  

2 We speak Spanish and Russian

3 It doesn't matter to her

4 She is a student in a military college

5 We are not teachers

6 They don't speak Japanese and Korea

7 Peter doesn't go to the pool

8 Do you speak Chinese?

9 Does she know about the party?

10 What does he want from the company?

She will buy some fruits

2 They will help you with dog

3 Alexa will be 19 next tuesday

4 We will throw out the old clothes

5 I will not come next week

6 We won't (=will not) go to Berlin in october

7 She will not study Japanese tomorrow

8 Will he get up at 9 o'clock?  

9 Will it rain tomorrow?

10 What will you do with the car?

Объяснение:

Объяснение: 1) Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain is the longest-reigning monarch in British history.

2) Elizabeth soon started taking on other public duties.Appointed colonel-in-chief of the Grenadier Guards by her father, Elizabeth made her first public appearance inspecting the troops in 1942. She also began to accompany her parents on official visits within Britain.

3)The year 2012 marked the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II being the 60th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II on 6 February 1952. The only Diamond Jubilee celebration for any of Elizabeth's predecessors was in 1897, for the 60th anniversary of the 1837 accession of Queen Victoria.