11. I wish we … the expedition next week.
a) should start; b) can start; c) could start; d) could have started

12. Providing that you won in a lottery, how … you … the money?
a) will spend; b) would spend; c) will have spent; d) would have spent

13. They would be happy together if she ... so critical.
a) isn't; b) hasn’t been; c) weren't; d) hadn't been

14. If you ... hard, you get tired.
a) work; b) are working; c) will work; d) would work

15. You'll never be fit unless you ... a diet.
a) don't keep; b) keep; c) kept; d) will keep.
16. If I ... you, I wouldn't have followed his advice.
a) am; b) will be; c) were; d) had been

17. The team of scientists could have made a new discovery if their research … well.
a) will finance; b) will be financed; c) was financed; d) had been financed

18. She … her experience if you ask her politely.
a) might share; b) must share; c) had better share; d) needs to share

19. I … the results unless I’ve got a confirmation.
a) doubt; b) doubts; c) will doubt; d) will have doubt

20. Modern science would look differently if Einstein … his theory of relativity.
a) don’t develop; b) didn’t develop; c) doesn’t develop; d) hadn’t developed

Nowruz holiday - one of the oldest festivals in the world. It is celebrated over five thousand years as a celebration of spring and the renewal of nature by many peoples Near East and Central Asia, and according to some - and the eastern Slavs .

Historical information about this holiday are found in the writings of many ancient and medieval authors. ET reckoning it meets Iranian New Year ( Nowruz ) . From generation to generation, passed the tradition of celebrating Nowruz Kazakhs, Uzbeks, Uighurs . Tajiks called him " Gulgardon " or " Gulnavruz " Tatars - " Nardugan " and the ancient Greeks , it was known as the " Patras " The roots of the holiday can be found in ancient pagan rituals. The form itself celebration since ancient times carried the principles of love for nature. Despite the remoteness of this holiday is preserved in folk memory , and now has a new spiritual and ethical meaning .бұл ағылшынша

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Праздник Наурыз - один из самых древних праздников на Земле. Он отмечается уже более пяти тысяч лет как праздник весны и обновления природы многими народами Передней и Средней Азии, а по некоторым данным - и у восточных славян.

Исторические сведения об этом празднике встречаются в трудах многих античных и средневековых авторов. По восточному летоисчислению он соответствует иранскому Новому году (Навруз). Из поколения в поколение передавали традиции празднования Наурыза казахи, узбеки, уйгуры. Таджики называли его "Гульгардон" или "Гульнавруз", татары - "Нардуган", а древним грекам он был известен как "Патрих", Корни праздника можно отыскать в древних языческих обрядах. Сама по себе форма празднования с глубокой древности несла в себе принципы любви к природе. Несмотря на давность, этот праздник сохранился в народной памяти, и в настоящее время приобрел новый духовно-этический смысл.

is a Ukrainian Russian-speaking rock group founded by Evgeny Milkovsky in 2010 in Kiev. Since then, the collective has turned into a real strong family, which has traveled all over Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Europe on its branded bus. In early 2012, Nerves began to give major concerts in Russia. In 2012, the group was nominated for the MUZ-TV Award in the Breakthrough of the Year category, but Max Barskikh won in this nomination. On August 11, 2012, a message appeared on the group's official website: “In September 2012, a grand tour will start, which will include more than 90 cities!

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