Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets.then listen,check and repeat.​

1. Don’t believe anything he says.
2. I will talk to the manager about the problem.
3. I’d just like to say a few words about the lesson.
4. Don’t tell me you’ve forgotten my birthday again.
5. I have to say I’m sorry – what else do you want.
6.Diana’s been invited to speak at the annual conference.
7.I can’t stand it when they talk about politics.
8. When I was young my father told me stories about the war.
9.Could you speak a little louder please?
10. Mom says we’re not allowed to talk to strangers.
11. The baby is just learning to speak.
12. Sally would like to talk to you for a minute.

The history of the hat-ear

Hat-eared for a Russian man has long been one of the most common winter hats, and foreigners buying it as a souvenir give tribute to Russian history.                                                                                                              Hat - U-horn came from Mongolian Malachi.                                                    The Mongolian hat was a cone-shaped cap made up of sheepskin.

Such a man's hat was irreplaceable in the winter: its wide openings protected the faces and cheeks of the warriors of the Tatar-Mongol hordes from the wind and blizzards.

Later, the sheepskin lapels of the Malachais began to be cut vertically along the sides, resulting in the "ears" could be tied up with the warming of the weather on the back of the rider.

The hat-ear-hat was called - a hat "Kolchakovka", but it was not fur, she was sewn exclusively from a cloth, and she also had a trumpet, also dressed with a cloth.