Choose the line with Infinitives. Number of correct answers: 2To fight, to give, to studyTo manage, a stop, writingTo stop, to manage, to reachAdmired, to expected, to writ Міне жауап ​

-Hi
-Hi
-How are you?
-I ame fine.And you?How did you holidey ?
-I am fine too.I spent my summer holidey very well.
-Were you at home or did you go aywhere?
-I visited the Azove seaside with my relatives.
-Did you like it?
-Yes! I liked there.All day i was lying in the sun swimming in the sea and getting a wonderful tan.The water was very warm.There were a lot of different kinds of entertainment there:
"water mountains", water scooters and discos.What about you?How did you spend your holidey?
-I spent my holidey in Crimea.It was a great time.We swimmed,walked by seaside,and visited many sights.We had an excursion to the Velley of the Ghosts,which is situated near Alushta.My holidays were exciting and full of joy.I think that Crimea is a real paradise on earth.
-Great! During my summer holidays i made many new friends,
read a lot of interesting books,got to know a lot of useful things.Now i feel ready to get back to scool. I am happy to meet you!
- I am very glad to see you too!

Итальянский мыслитель, философ, писатель, политический деятель, автор военно-теоретических трудов. Макиавелли занимал в правительстве Флоренции несколько должностей, самая значимая из которых - секретарь второй канцелярии, отвечавшей за дипломатические связи республики. Ключевым произведением Макиавелли считают «Государь», хоть это и не так. Его политические взгляды куда лучше отражают «История Флоренции» и «Рассуждения о первой декаде Тита Ливия», характеризующие его как сторонника республиканских идей, а не «сильной руки государя».

Объяснение:

Italian thinker, philosopher, writer, political figure, author of military-theoretical works. Machiavelli held several positions in the government of Florence, the most important of which was Secretary of the second Chancery, responsible for the Republic's diplomatic relations. The key work of Machiavelli is considered "the Sovereign", although this is not so. His political views are much better reflected in the "History of Florence" and "Discourses on the first decade of Titus Livius", which characterize him as a supporter of Republican ideas, rather than "the strong hand of the sovereign".