Поставьте глаголы в скобках в подходящее время. В окне для ответа вы можете записать номер предложения и глагол в правильной форме. 1. Mrs. Smith (go) to the shop every Friday. 2. We (watch) this movie next Sunday. 3. Sue (cook) dinner while her son (do) his homework. 4. Andrew (not / eat) any Chinese food before we took him to that restaurant. 5. The kettle (boil) right now. 6. My aunt (fly) to Greece after she finishes all her work here. 7. Kate (talk) to her boss while we (prepare) a presentation yesterday. 7. I (wait) for you since early morning! 8. By 2027 they (invent) a device for doing homework. 9. The manager (give) instructions to the team 10 minutes ago. 10. I (not / take) my dog for a walk last evening because I had no time.

This is a very complicated question for our generation to answer, because we didn’t know the real truth how was life 100 years ago.
But due to the information we have now from the internet and history books, we can make a decision.
I think that it was harder than we think, because people didn’t have this much of opportunities that our world give us now. 100 hundred years ago people had much more problems, especially with availability of food and education. There was problems with equality between men and women and it affected our generation opinion on that and we keep fighting to get more freedom.

Exercise 1a. Private property and private enterprise are reduced to a minimum.
b. A small area of the economy.
c. Karl Marx conceived of a world in which there would be no private property whatsoever.
d. Communism in theory states that all property should belong to the State.
e. In practice, however, the citizens of state like Cuba are permitted to have personal effects.
f. The important thing about the communist system is its central planning. The State organizes the whole economic effort of the nation.
g. The authority decides what quantities of goods will be produced, and also controls their quality, deciding how they will be distributed and what prices will be charged for them.
h. The authority controls their quality.
i. The authority deciding how they will be distributed and what prices will be charged for them.
j. The State provides all or most of the services which the citizens require. It is responsible for the economy, and is therefore concerned with methods of production as well as with quality and quantity.