СДЕЛАЙТЕ ВСЕ СЛОВАСоедините антонимы (слова противоположные по значению), описывающие время года и одеждуcoldoldlongSunnydrylongheavytightwetcloudyshortnewhotlightshortloose​

Cold - hot
old - new
long - short
sunny - cloudy
dry - wet
tight - loose
heavy - light

11. He had been teaching at school for five years when the war broke out.

12. Hi! What have you been doing here since morning?

13. By the end of this year he will have read about two hundred pages.

14. When did you see him last?

15. Don’t ring me up at 11 o’clock, I will be sleeping.

16. ‘Have you found your note-book?’ ‘No! I am still looking for it. I have already been looking for it for two hours, but have not found it yet.’

17. They will have been sailing down the river for many hours before they come to the village.

18. At last the librarian gave me the book which I had been waiting for during two months.

19. He had been writing the composition for three hours and he said he would finish it soon.

20. On entering the drawing-room he found that his two friends had up and were waiting for him.

A study of ancient coral reefs has revealed that the weather phenomenon known the (1) El Nino was most intense during the 20th century. El Nino, which has been present for (2) the past 130,000 years, is an atmospheric phenomenon occurring in the Pacific Ocean. It is known to contribute to (3) climatic disturbances along the western coast of Peru and Ecuador on (4) account of exceptionally warm ocean conditions it brings to (5). El Nino, which stands for (6) ‘the child' referring to (7) the infant Jesus Christ, appears in the regions every December around Christmas. Every three to seven years, El Nino brings about (8) being really severe and intense weather conditions. The disturbances strike when the warm ocean currents result in (9) a reversal in the normal weather conditions of the eastern and western Pacific. El Nino is responsible for (10) changes in the wind pattern, temperature of the air and the sea surface, which in (11) turn culminate into (12) heavy rainfalls in South America as well as (13) droughts in India and southern Africa. It is now said that El Nino can influence the climate of more than half the earth. It is also blamed for (14) recent droughts and floods in Australia. Researchers claim that El Nino's activity was never so (15) acute as during the last hundred years. Its intensity has been on (16) the increase since ice ages. The popular view is that El Nino's intense impact may be related to (17) global arming and emissions of greenhouse gases. Although there is no sufficient evidence to back up (18) the assumption, it is common knowledge that a great many global changes have come about (19) in climate ever before (20) the temperature on the planet started to increase.