Task II. Put in there is/there isn’t/is there/there are/there aren’t/are there. 1. What’s wrong? … … something in my eye. 2. … … a red car outside my house. 3. … … any bars in this hotel? No, I’m afraid not. 4. … … any interesting programs on television tonight? 5. … … ten days in week. 6. … … a museum in your town? 7 . … … many hotels in your city? 8. … … fifty states in the USA. 9. … … twenty - six letters in the English alphabet?

1. There is

2. There is

3. Are there

4. Are there

5. There aren't

6. Is there

7. Are there

8. There are

9. Are there

Объяснение:

The Crimea peninsula is situated between the Black Sea in the west and south, and the Sea of Azov — in the east. In the east the Crimea is separated from Russia by the  Kerch Strait. Symferopol is the administrative centre of the Crimea.The Crimea consists of two very different parts — treeless steppe of the Crimean Lowland in the northern and central parts, and the Crimean Mountains in the south.The Crimean steppe occupies four-fifths of the territory.The Crimean Mountains consist  of foothills and a low mountain chain covered with forests and high pastures. Below the mountains in the south there is a narrow coastal lowland — the Crimean southern shore — with a Mediterranian climate and vegetation.The rivers are short and shallow. On the northern slopes of the Crimean Mountains we find the Chorna, the Belbek, the Kacha, the Alma, the Salhyr and other rivers. There are also salt lakes there, such as the Sasyk, the Aktash and others.Crimea  is rich in  iron ore, natural gas, building materials, and salt from the lakes. Food production is the Crimea's main industry. Food industry produces canned goods, fish and wines. The main sea-ports are Kerch, Feodosia, Yalta, Sevastopol, and Yevpatoria. удачи!

It’s Friday evening. Denis (is walking) in the centre of Moscow to the metro station. He (is meeting) his friend Igor, who (is going) in the same direction.

Denis — Hallo, Igor. Where are you (hurrying) to?

Igor — I (am going) to my uncle’s place. I (go) there once a month to take the money which my father (sends) me.

D. — Why doesn't your father (send) it to you?

I. — He does not (want) to send it by post, as my father and my uncle’s son (work) together in the country, so my father always (gives) him some money for me.

D. — Shall we take a bus? I (see) that you (are limping).

I. — I usually (go) by bus. But today I do not (have) any money left.

D. — Oh, usually I do not (use) public transport very much. My mother (says) that I (am getting) too fat, so I (am trying) to take more exercise. And by the way, why are you (wearing) shoes that do not (fit)?

I. — They (are) new. And the left one (is rubbing) a lot, that’s why I (am limping).

D. — You can’t walk like that. Let’s take the bus. It usually (comes) at about this time.

I. — It (is coming) now, look. But I do not (have) any money.

D. — Well, do not (worry)! I can lend you some. Come on, do not (argue). The driver (is waiting) for us.