Task2. Writing Choose the correct adjectives. 1. My nephew was ( amusing / amused ) by the clawn. 2. I`m feeling ( depressed / depressing ) , so I am going to go home , eat some chocolate , and go to bed early with a good book. 3. He was ( frightening / frightened ) when he saw the spider. 4. I`m sorry , I can`t come tonight . I`m completely ( exhausting / exhausted ) 5. The plane began to move in a rather ( alarming / alarmed ) way. 6. This math problem is so ( confusing / confused ) . Can you help me? 7. I hate long flights, I`m always really ( boring / bored ) Зделайте

1. amused

2. depressed

3. frightened

4. exhausted

5. alarming

6. confusing

7. bored

Please translate from russian into english without a translator.
  nowadays, marriage plays a very important role in modern life. some people think that early marriage has a bad effect on their future lives, while others think that early marriage has many advantages. who is right? a moot point. now i am going to express my point of view and argue with my opponents.

  i firmly believe that there is nothing wrong with early marriage. first, there is a development of personal qualities of a person. young spouses should take care, support each other not only financially, but also to the iram. secondly, this is the most excellent period for conceiving a child. at a young age, people are physiologically most capable of continuing a kind. thirdly, marriage is gaining freedom from parents. young people are completely independent of their relatives.

  however, there is another opinion that early marriage has many shortcomings. for starters, statistically, early marriages often end in divorce. in addition, a job search process must be included.

  undoubtedly, early marriages are often associated with problems in an established family. nevertheless, i insist on a wedding - this is a very bright event, a memory of what will remain for the rest of my life.

  in conclusion, i can say that the marriage will be happy.

1) I (was sitting) in a cafe when you (called)
2) When you (arrived) at the party, who (was) there?
3) Susie (was watching) a film when she (heard) the noise.
4) Yesterday I (went) to the library, next I (had) a swim, later I (met) Julie for coffee.
5) We (were playing) tennis when John (hurt) his ankle.
6) What (were they doing) at 10pm last night - it was really noisy?
7) He (was taking) a shower when the telephone (rang).
8) He (was) in the shower when the telephone (rang).
9) When I (walked) into the room, everyone (was working).