РАСКРОЙТЕ СКОБКИ И УКАЖИТЕ ВРЕМЯ

1. He (know) several foreign languages.
2. We (learn) about this from your letter.
3. Usually the delivery (begin) after our reception of your payment.
4. He often (visit) them last year.
5. As a rule we (sell) the goods by lots.
6. She (work) abroad next year.
7. She (not/receive) the mail yesterday.
8. Our customers usually (ask) many questions.
9. At present he (work) with a big trade firm.
10. Mr. Smith is not in. He (go) away five minutes ago.
11. He (write) the letter but he (not/send) it.
12. We already (made) the order.
13. I (not see) him for three years.
14. She (answer) it on Tuesday.
15. When the inspectors (arrive)? - They (arrive) tomorrow at 2.00.
16. You (switch off) the light before you left the office?
17, He (go) to Moscow next week?
18. I can’t go out because I (not finish) my work.
19. I already (tell) you the answer yesterday.
20. We already (answer) your letter.
21. We just (send) you our quotations.
22. What she (do) now? - She (type) the contract.
23. They (go) to Moscow some days ago.
24. We (discuss) your plan tomorrow at 10 o’clock.
25. When we (come) to the airport, the plane already (land).
26. When I came he (leave), so we had no time to talk.

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every country has it's own traditions and to them shoud be treated with respect. russia is no exception, for example if you invited to a russian home, guests are expected to follow etiquette, like bringing a small gift upon arrival. first of all you need taking your shoes off, after entering the house. when you're starting a conversation don't forget to mention about dostoevsky. also dress code is very important to some theatres and restaurants. if you're decide to visit russian churches, there're a few rules: men should wear a long trousers and take off any headwear, woman should cover their heads and wear long shirts. so now you know how to behave when you visit a russian house