Choose the correct words. 1) I ……..my room three times a week. 2) Mike and his brother always …. the rubbish out. 3) If you do the washing up, I will …..dinner. 4) How often does your sister….the ironing? 5) The fridge is empty, I will…..the shopping.

Pancakes "Under the mum's recipe" 

Components: 
1 liter of milk 
5 eggs 
1/3 чайн. L. Salts 
2 table. L. Sugar 
Floor of a spoon of baking soda 
A little lemon acid (on a knife tip) 
2-3 table. L. Vegetable oil 
One and a half glass of boiled water 

The recipe: 
1. At first we shake up milk with eggs, we add in the shaken up mix sugar and salt, again we shake up. Then we add soda and lemon acid. 
2. We add a flour in a mix until it isn't becomes similar on liquid сметанку. The quantity of a flour will depend on the size of eggs. Approximately 4 glasses (first dough hardly more densely, than usual batter) usually leave. 
3. In turned out mix we add vegetable oil and it is lead up to the necessary consistence by means of boiled water. 
4. We leave dough for 15 minutes to have a rest. Then as usual we bake pancakes from both parties. 

Cunning: a frying pan we smear with oil only once. Pour a spoon, heat and pour out it in dough (besides already added). Thanks to this cunning pancakes don't stick to a frying pan. Which, by the way, should be special, блинная. 

Stuffing choose to own taste. It is possible to stuff, it is possible to strew a sesame or to smear pancakes with honey. 

1) In the childhood of Newton, according to the contemporaries, was silent, closed and famous, loves to read and master technical toys
2) In 1684, Newton began to watch gravity. He developed his theory of universal gravitation, which used the so-called law of inverse square.
3) Newton built the first reflector telescope and developed a color theory based on observations of the splitting of white light into the spectrum in an optical prism.
4) Newton made his discovery only 16 years later, finding that all bodies in the universe force one another to attract one another by nature - the Law of Universal Attraction.
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6) King Newton's decree was buried in Westminster Abbey. On his grave are the words: “Here lies Sir Isaac Newton, a nobleman who, with an almost divine reason, was the first to demonstrate with the torch of mathematics the motion of planets, the paths of comets and the tides of the oceans.