III. Form questions to the underlined words:
1. Peter couldn't go skating, he was ill.
2. He will be playing football when I get back.
3. She had to review all the texts be Готе the exam.
4. When in Kiev, they went sightseeing every day.
5. She will find me at home if she comes at 5.
6. She has to work more in the laboratory, as her pronunciation is not very good.
7. Helen has already translated two English articles.
8. She will be able to join the English choir next year.

1) Alexander the Great built a huge empire, but he never grew old because he died when he was just 32.

2)Voldemort lost his powers after he attacked Harry Potter and he became very weak.

3) I'm so tired! I can't watch a film now I think I will fall asleep.

4) Please can you take care of my cat while I'm on holiday?

5)The heroes in legends have to face many dangers.

6) The Athenians defeated the Persians at

the Battle of Marathon in 490.

7)We rode our horses to the river so

that they could have a drink.

8) In the story, people dwelled in houses

underground.

Every year at the end of winter Russian people and several other neighboring nations celebrate the Defender of the Fatherland Day. This holiday falls on February 23rd and has special meaning.

It was first celebrated in the first half of the 20th century as the day of Red Army. Today, it’s commonly known as the father’s or all men’s day. On this occasion women across Russia and some former Soviet republics prepare small but hearty presents for their fathers, husbands, sons, brothers, boyfriends and simply male friends. Apart from presents they can buy postcards or flowers for them. It is especially appreciated when little girls prepare some handmade stuff for their fathers or brothers. Such small but valuable presents are always cherished.