Упр2 24 The sentences in Ex. 1 are from a dialogue between twofriends. What is the dialogue about?Listen and read to check.Martin: Hi Kelly! We're going ice skating this evening. Why don't youcome along, too?Kelly: Sorry, I can't. I'm having a dance lesson tonight.Martin: What about Saturday afternoon? Are you busy then?Kelly: Not reallyMartin: Do you want to come go-karting with us?Kelly: Sure, why not? What time?Martin: At four thirtyKelly: That's fine. See you there, then.​

Hello dear friend daniel! i would like to congratulate you with christmas! i think christmas is a wonderful holiday. during this festival, the whole family gathers at the table.british cuisine can surprise no less interesting: christmas bread, roasted pig's head, english pudding in the preparation of the participation of all members of the seven, and the cake with the predictions. the prudent owner according to ancient tradition lays in the dough pie coin, ring, bob or button. each item has its value: marriage, happiness, wealth or poverty (so some people are lucky, so lucky). and how do you celebrate the feast of christmas? you, too, the whole family gathered at the round table? and you launch fireworks? well, i gotta go. rather answer my letter. best wishes!

You have got a twist in that bone. У вас вывихнута вот эта кост.
 I have got to leave early. Мне надо уйти пораньше.
 I knew I had to get up early. Я знал, что мне придется встать рано (утром). 
 I have got a wrench in my ancle. Я вывихнул лодыжку. 
 We Americans have got hard heads. У нас, американцев, практичный, здравый ум. 
 He should have got the boot years ago. Он должен был загрузочный лет назад.   It started to dawn, and we had to get up Начало светать, и мы должны были встать
Where can he have got to? — куда он делся /запропастился/?