очень надо вставить слова в скобках в правильную форму. Буду благодарен 1. If the tent were any smaller one of us (HAVE) to sleep outside. 2. If her hair were black she (LOOK) completely different. 3. If we (HAVE) enough money we would stay in a hotel. 4. If my brother (BE) a foot taller he would be a great basketball player. 5. If I had a good teacher I (BE) good at maths. 6. If I lived in Canada I (SPEAK) English fluently. 7. If you (NOT LIVE) so far away I would visit you more often. 8. If he were asked to drive the car he (NOT REFUSE 9. If they locked the door nobody (BREAK) into their house. 10. If he (NOT WASTE) so much time he would go to the university. 11. If they (GIVE) everybody a present they would run out of money. 12. They (CELEBRATE) their honeymoon in Asia if they could afford it. 13. I (NOT LIKE) it very much if they gave Mark the job. 14. I wouldn't get so angry with you if you (GET) more work done. 15. What would you do if you (HIT) a parked car in the street? 16. If I knew how it worked I (TELL) you what to do. 17. You (BE) smarter if you graduated from the university. 18. If I (WIN) in the lottery I would give up working. 19. If we (CATCH) the nine o'clock train we would get there on time. 20. What (YOU DO) if you found a one hundred dollar note on the sidewalk? 21. If John (BE) here, he would prepare a meal. 22. It would be nice if the rain (STOP). 23. I (SING) a song if I had my guitar here. 24. If he were a young man he (BE ABLE) to walk faster. 25. I would have bought the larger model if I (BE ABLE) to afford it. 26. I would never have believed it would be possible if I (NOT SEE) it with my own eyes, 27. If we (HAVE) enough money we would have gone to the concert. 28. If he (NOT FALL) asleep he would not have crashed his car. 29. I (PHONE) Sally if I hadn't forgotten her phone number. 30. If the wind hadn't been so strong the bridge (NOT COLLAPSE). 31. If you (COME) earlier you would have seen a famous actor. 32. If my alarm clock had rung I (ARRIVE) on time. 33. If I had seen Mary I (TELL) her. 34. If they (NOT PASS) the exam their teacher would have been sad. 35. If it had rained yesterday , (YOU STAY) at home ? 36. If Mary had been free yesterday I (INVITE) her. 37. If the weather (BE) miserable what would you have done ? 38. If you hadn't called I (NOT KNOW) about the meeting. 39. If she had received an invitation she (JOIN) us. 40. If it (NOT RAIN) yesterday we would have gone on a picnic. 41. You would have done it if you (TRY). 42. He (NOT BE) so surprised if he had gone to their last meeting. 43. If I had bought some fresh food I (NOT HAVE) to eat canned food for breakfast, 44. The constructors (BUILD) the road if they had had enough tools. 45. The author would have finished the book he he (NOT FALL) seriously ill. 46. The car engine (WORK) if the mechanic had done his job properly. 47. He would have taken the job if he (FIND) the offer acceptable.
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Big Ben (Engl. Big Ben — the name of the largest of the six bells of Westminster Palace in London, often the name refers to the clock and Clock tower as a whole.
At the time of casting big Ben was the largest and heaviest (13,7 tons) a bell United Kingdom. In 1881 yielded to the bell Big Paul (English).Russian. (17 tons).
It is believed that the bell was named big Ben (Big Ben) in honor of sir Benjamin Hall, the curator of the construction work. According to another version, he is named in honor of Benjamin count (eng.)Russian., popular boxer in the heavyweight division
The tower was built by English architect Augustus Pugin in the Gothic revival style, 1859, the tower clock started on 31 may 1859.
The height of the tower, including the spire — 96.3 meters. The lower part of the clock mechanism located at a height of 55 meters.
The official name until September 2012 was the "Clock tower of Westminster Palace", in the press it was often called St. Stephen's Tower. According to the decision of the British Parliament renamed the Elizabeth Tower in honor of the 60th anniversary of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
The big clock of Westminster are the second largest in the world (next to the clock of the city Hall of Minneapolis) four-sided clock with fight.
The clock was designed by sir Edmund Beckett (English).Russian. and the astronomer Royal George airy. The creation of the watch was instructed in watchmaking master Edward John dent (English).Russian., after whose death in 1853 construction was headed by his stepson Frederick dent. Frederick completed the work in 1854.
The pendulum clock is installed inside the wind-proof box, located below the room with a clockwork mechanism. Its length is 4 meters, weight 300 kg. the pendulum is 2 seconds. The accuracy of the clock is regulated using coins, which are placed on the pendulum: the old (dodecahedra) coin 1 penny accelerates its motion by 0.4 seconds per day.
The total weight of the movement — 5 tons.
The dial diameter is 7 meters.
The length of the arrows is 2.7 and 4.2 meters.
At the base of each of the four dials is a Latin inscription "Domine Salvam fac Reginam nostram Victoriam primam" ("God save our Queen Victoria the First").
At the perimeter of the tower, to the right and to the left of the clock, is another phrase in Latin — "Laus Deo" ("Glory to God" or "praise the Lord")
July 27, 2012 from 8:12 to 8:15 the clock struck 30 times in honor of the opening of the XXX Olympic games. For the first time since 1952 chimes were working out the schedule.
At the time of casting big Ben was the largest and heaviest (13,7 tons) a bell United Kingdom. In 1881 yielded to the bell Big Paul (English).Russian. (17 tons).
It is believed that the bell was named big Ben (Big Ben) in honor of sir Benjamin Hall, the curator of the construction work. According to another version, he is named in honor of Benjamin count (eng.)Russian., popular boxer in the heavyweight division
The tower was built by English architect Augustus Pugin in the Gothic revival style, 1859, the tower clock started on 31 may 1859.
The height of the tower, including the spire — 96.3 meters. The lower part of the clock mechanism located at a height of 55 meters.
The official name until September 2012 was the "Clock tower of Westminster Palace", in the press it was often called St. Stephen's Tower. According to the decision of the British Parliament renamed the Elizabeth Tower in honor of the 60th anniversary of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
The big clock of Westminster are the second largest in the world (next to the clock of the city Hall of Minneapolis) four-sided clock with fight.
The clock was designed by sir Edmund Beckett (English).Russian. and the astronomer Royal George airy. The creation of the watch was instructed in watchmaking master Edward John dent (English).Russian., after whose death in 1853 construction was headed by his stepson Frederick dent. Frederick completed the work in 1854.
The pendulum clock is installed inside the wind-proof box, located below the room with a clockwork mechanism. Its length is 4 meters, weight 300 kg. the pendulum is 2 seconds. The accuracy of the clock is regulated using coins, which are placed on the pendulum: the old (dodecahedra) coin 1 penny accelerates its motion by 0.4 seconds per day.
The total weight of the movement — 5 tons.
The dial diameter is 7 meters.
The length of the arrows is 2.7 and 4.2 meters.
At the base of each of the four dials is a Latin inscription "Domine Salvam fac Reginam nostram Victoriam primam" ("God save our Queen Victoria the First").
At the perimeter of the tower, to the right and to the left of the clock, is another phrase in Latin — "Laus Deo" ("Glory to God" or "praise the Lord")
July 27, 2012 from 8:12 to 8:15 the clock struck 30 times in honor of the opening of the XXX Olympic games. For the first time since 1952 chimes were working out the schedule.
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