Task 2. Поставить глагол в Past Simple. Составить отрицание к каждому предложению: 1. The game (begin) at 4 o’clock. 2. I (watch) a great film last night. 3. Marco Polo (travel) from Italy to China. 4. When we (go) to London we (visit) the Queen. 5. She (take) a lot of photos on holiday. 6. My granddad (build) a large house. 7. They (stay) in a 5-star hotel. 8. She (eat) too much ice-cream yesterday. 9. We (fly) to Moscow last weekend. 10. Roald Dahl (write) many books for children.

1. began- didn't begin 2. watched- didn't watch 3. travelled- didn't travel 4. went, visited - didn't go, didn't visit 5. took- didn't take 6. built- didn't build 7. stayed- didn't stay 8. ate- didn't eat 9. flew- didn't fly 10. wrote- didn't write

1. began, The game didn't begin at 4 o'clock

2. watched, I didn't watch...

3. traveled, marco polo didn't travel...

4. went,visited, when we went to london we didn't visit the queen

5. took, she didn't take

6. built, my grandad didn't build...

7. stayed, they didn't stay...

8. ate, she didn't eat...

9. flew, we didn't fly...

10. wrote, R.D. didn't write

Объяснение:

Там, где есть троеточие, нужно дописать остаток предложения.

надеюсь, я правильно поняла задание.

В Центре столицы, на живописном холме над Москвой-рекой, высится создававшийся талантом и трудом многих поколений неповторимый ансамбль Кремля. Первое упоминание о Москве мы находим в документах 1147 г. , однако раскопки в Кремле показывают, что здесь уже были поселения во второй половине первого тысячелетия до нашей эры. При князе Иване Калите в 1339-1340 гг. из мощных дубовых стволов были сооружены новые стены. А уже при Дмитрии Донском, когда москвичи готовились к решительной борьбе с татарами, стены и башни Кремля были выложены из белого подмосковного камня. “Царствующим градом” называли Москву при Иване III, когда она во второй половине XV века стала столицей объединенного Русского государства. К этому времени относится самое большое строительство Кремля.
Три угловые башни – круглые. Первая из них – Водовзводная, возле Б. Каменного моста. Она названа так потому, что в ней был устроен первый в Москве водопровод для орошения кремлевских садов. В верхних этажах башни помещались огромные баки для хранения воды. Башня была построена в конце 1480-х годов. Одновременно с ней была возведена вторая угловая башня – Беклемишевская, или Москворецкая, – возле Москворецкого моста. По преданиям, она получила свое название по имени бояр Беклемишевых, двор которых находился поблизости. Третья угловая башня – Собакина, или Угловая Арсенальная, возле Кремлевского проезда, вплотную примыкает к Арсеналу, сооружена в 1492 г.
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Three corner towers - round. The first of them, Vodovzvodnaya, B. near the Stone bridge. It is named so because it was arranged the first in Moscow water supply for irrigation of the Kremlin gardens. In the upper floors of the towers were placed huge water storage tanks. The tower was built in 1480-s. It was built the second corner tower - Beklemishevskaya, or Moskvoretskaya, near the Moskvoretsky bridge. According to legend, it was named after the boyars Беклемишевых, yard which was located nearby. The third corner tower - Sobakina, or Corner Arsenalnaya, near the Kremlin passage, close to the Arsenal, was built in 1492

Nobody doubts these days that progress in the world depends on progress in education, higher education in particular. English universities usually consist of colleges. The academic year is divided into three terms.The structure of courses does not differ from Russian courses in size of groups. Methods of assessment differ from university to university. Conditions of student life in Britain differ from those in Russia.The English assume that anyone from age eighteen is an indepen­dent being capable of making up his or her own mind and capable of looking after himself or herself. English students receive a grant from the state for the expenses of daily living. The level of the grant depends on the income of the'student and of the student's parents. Students can take out a special student loan which they do not have to repay until they are earning. Loans are not means-tested4. In the opinion of the English there is one more obvious difference be­tween British and Russian students, however.There is a widespread opinion that conditions may be different but goals of getting higher education are the same everywhere. Many peo­ple admit that for the majority of young people today success in life is measured in terms of the money young people earn.  They want to obtain prestigious diplomas to get higher wages and advancement.