Заповніть пропуски 1. can you see me … this picture? I’m still young here. 2. the text seems … already. 3. I watched the students … the article. 4. they … some new essays before we called on them and asked us to have a lot of them 5. the manager insisted on the announcement … into English as soon as possible. 1)had translated 2)translating 3) to translate 4) into 5) translated 6) in 7) to have been translated 8) translates 9)being translated 10)) be translated.

1.With his novels, he aroused the discontent of the country's leadership, and a ban was imposed on his works.

2.I am a historian by profession, but I am more inclined to writing.

3.To everyone's surprise, the guy told the verse to the beautiful woman and won her heart.

4.Today, the work of the famous writer exploring around the globe.

5. She studied dance lessons for financial gain, but then made it her hobby.

6. Nabokov became one of the most famous writers of all time.

7. Bulgakov became famous for his satyrs about the social conditions of human life.

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1) British Museum - one of the largest and most important museums oh human history and culture in the world. 2)The museum was founded in 1753 based on the collection of the doctor and scientist Sir Hans Sloane. 3) British Museum holds aout seven millon objects illustrating the history of human culture from it's inception to the present. 4) With it's indetical square towers and arches is an ancient luxury British Westminster Abbey in the gothic style in one of the greatest examples of acclesiastical architecture.
5) If you possess a sufficiently strong nerves, welcome to the Saatchi Gallery. 6) Housed in a former hydroelectric power and is a listen building popular London - Tate Modern contains a collection of the XX сentery and contemporary art from around the world. 7) With over a 500-year history, Hampton Court Palace has much to offer it's visitors. 8) The palace is located on 24 acres of famous gardens, speakers living historical picture from the time of Henry V||| to George ||. 9) Originally build by Edward the Confessor more than a thousand years ago, the Houses of Parliaments, remainded the main residence of the British monarch for 400 years old. 10) Subsecuently, the palace became to the administrative center of the counrty.