Put the word in brackets in the correct place in the sentence.1 He works a nurse at night. (as)2 We all work at 6:00 pm. (start)3 She'd like a job because now she's of work. (out)4 She's a photographer and works The Times. (for)5 When I'm work, I have no free time. (at)6 We both work a large office in the centre of town. (in)​

1 He works as a nurse at night.

2 We all start work at 6:00 pm.

3 She'd like a job because now she's out of work. (out)

4 She's a photographer and works for The Times.

5 When I'm at work, I have no free time.

6 We both work in a large office in the centre of town.

1 He works AS a nurse at night.

2 We START her work at 6:00 pm.

3 She'd like a job because now she's OUT of work.

4 She's a photographer and works FOR The Times.

5 When I'm AT work, I have no free time.

6 We both work IN a large office in the centre of town.

Объяснение:

1. The “Big Ben” clock weighs (а) 13.5 tons (в).

2. Most of London’s (с) places (в) of interest are situated to the north of the river Thames.

3. Hyde Park covers (а) 360 acres (в).

4. The book is at an arm’s (с) length.

5. Neither the children nor the mother knows (а) anything about these events (в).

6. Water consists (а) of oxygen and hydrogen.

7. Ann speaks (а) German very well.

8. The inhabitants (в) of Tallinn are fond of their city.

9. The earth goes (а) round the sun.

10. Nurses (в) look after patients (в) in hospital.

Hello, dear veterans! You have always been and will be for us an example of courage, loyalty, love for the Motherland.         How many difficult things are passed by you. These roads were heavy, uneven from ruptures of bombs and shells. But you walked along them, not paying attention to it, because you had one goal - to free our country from enemies.         You froze in the winter in the trenches, you burned the summer sun, which seemed even hotter than the shells were exploding nearby, houses and trees were burning, but you went farther and farther and drove the fascists until you reached Berlin and They hoisted a red flag over the Reichstag.         Thank you, veterans, for your courage and for the fact that I and my friends live under a peaceful sky. Let your wounds never get sick again, and the roads will be only peaceful.