"3 Treasure and Heritage31 Read and write yes or no.1 Nur-Sultan is the capital of Kazakhstanyes2 Ayurt is a house with windows.3 In Lake Kaindy trees come out of the water.4 You can play music on a dombra.5 Baiterek Monument looks like a giant eagle.6 The animal on the Kazakh flag is a horse.​

John visited me in the hospital yesterday.

1. Did John visit me in the hospital yesterday?

2. Did John visit me or Mike in the hospital yesterday?

3. John visited me in the hospital yesterday, didn't he?

4. Who visited me in the hospital yesterday?

 

She is reading an interesting book now.

1. Is she reading an interesting book now?

2. Is she reading an interesting book or magazine?

3. She is reading an interesting book now, isn't she?

4. Who is reading an interesting book now?

 

We usually play football on Saturday.

1. Do we usually play football on Saturday?

2. Do we usually play football on Saturday or Monday?

3. We usually play football on Saturday, don't we?

4. Who usually plays football on Saturday?

 

Nick will go to school tomorrow.

1. Will Nick go to school tomorrow?

2. Will Nick go to school or to the shop tomorrow?

3. Nick will go to school tomorrow, won't he?

4. Who will go to school tomorrow?

 

Ann is a student.

1. Is Ann a student?

2. Is Ann a student or a worker?

3. Ann is a student, isn't she?

4. Who is a student?

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Robert Francis - Glass

Words of a poem should be glass But glass so simple-subtle its shape Is nothing but the shape of what it holds. A glass spun for itself is empty, Brittle, at best Venetian trinket. Embossed glass hides the poem of its absence. Words should be looked through, should be windows. The best word were invisible. The poem is the thing the poet thinks. If the impossible were not, And if the glass, only the glass, Could be removed, the poem would remain.