1)I ... Rather stay at home. a) Will b) Would c) Am d) wouldn`t 2)You wouldn`t understand this in English ... a) is it b)wouldn`t you c)isn`t it d)would you 3)If she ... time, she ... you thes evening

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Объяснение:

Before New Year's only a matter of days. Cost to attend is already finding gifts for friends and relatives. Once again, in desperation combing malls, any adult thinks of main Christmas character - Santa Claus. And really - what could be better than to throw the responsibility for obtaining and delivering gifts to good and selfless old man? The first way to get what you want, it is, of course, write a letter to Santa Claus. And send - no matter where or in what way. In Lapland, or the Great Ustyug - place of residence of the Russian Grandpa. Stick in the freezer or let the wind out of the window. Burn in a fireplace or chew and swallow - the result is the same. The second option is costly, but much more realistic. You can insure and pay for his grandfather, to surprise your children or friends. For a certain amount of money we will provide a letter from Santa Claus, and gifts, and even the opportunity to invite him to one (or a couple of Snow Maiden, preferably) to his guests. A large number of similar Internet services offer similar services. The application is online, and payment - via SMS, as well as bank transfer or web money. After making payment letters and parcels are formed on company letterhead dedmorozovskih specifying the recipient's name and sent to the destination. Now we go on stage. The main thing is to make time wondering eyes: "But he really exists!"

1. Let’s run over that dance sequence just one more time.

2. Sharon thought David was out of town, but she ran into him at the cinema.

3. The book is about a young boy who runs away from home.

4. We’ve run out of sugar – I’ll go and buy some.

5. I hope we won’t run out of petrol before we get home!

6. I ran into Eddie in the supermarket yesterday.

7. The robber tried to run away from the police but he didn’t manage to.

8. My cat got run over by a car yesterday.

9. We’ve run out of petrol. We need to find a petrol station.

10. A lot of cars in Russia run on natural gas.

11. Guess what? I ran into Ivan at the library today.

12. I saw a thief running away from the police in town last night.

13. I ran into my English teacher at the shopping mall.

14. Electric automobiles run on electricity.

15. The car ran out of petrol.

16. I’d like to run over the song one more time.

17. The time for the test is running out.

18. He ran after the car trying to stop it.

19. I ran across my old friend at the cinema.