1.Put the correct tense (Past Indefinite tense, Present Perfect , Past Continuous or Present Perfect Continuous).
1.Little Marry came in. She (eat) an ice-cream.
2.1 dropped my bag when I (run) for a bus.
3.She (know) him for years.
4.1 (work) here for five years.
(return) home yesterday.
2. Choose the right form: So or Neither.
1.1 have seen the film.
a) I am to, b) So do l, c) Neither have l, d) So have l. 2.1 don't want to go there.
a) So do l, b) Neither I do ,c)So I do, d) Neither do l. 3.Steve must prepare a short report for the next lesson.
a) Neither I must, b) So do I , c) Neither must l, d) SoíÑmust.
4. I would like to visit London next year.
a) So do l, b) So I would, c)Neither did I , d) So would I.
5.They didn't learn a lot about the art galleries in London last year.
a) So I did, b) Neither I did , c)So I did, d) Neither did I. 3. Complete the sentences . Use Such or So.
1. Last Thursday our teacher gave difficult texts.
2. The film we saw last week was boring.
3. Sam is selfish but his sister is a pleasant girl.
4. Miss Alison is a busy person. She always has a lot of things to do.
5. Computer skills are useful nowadays.

1) A lot of people can run a marathon. − TRUE

2) People run marathons in different cities. − TRUE

3) Old people never take part in marathons. − FALSE

4) George Brenan was the oldest marathon runner in 1982. − TRUE

5) He came the first in the London marathon. – NOT STATED

6) The weather on the day of the Glasgow marathon was not very good. − TRUE

7) George finished the Glasgow marathon in three hours and twenty−five minutes. − FALSE

Объяснение:

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If you think it is difficult to run a marathon and only sportsmen can do it, you’re wrong. Thousands of people take part in marathons in many cities: in New York, Paris and London. These people come from different places, they are young and old, they have different jobs. The oldest runner in 1982 was 70. His name was George Brenan. He was from Scotland. He started running when he was 65. He took part in the London Marathon and finished it in four hours. He took part in the Glasgow Marathon too. The weather was very bad that day. It was rainy and windy but George finished the marathon in three hours and forty−five minutes – a wonderful time for a man who was seventy.

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My Favourite Destination. Kaliningrad

My favourite destination is Kaliningrad. The Kaliningrad region is a small part of the Russian Federation which is separated from it by some European countries. I have visited Kaliningrad many times because I’ve got relatives there. However, I always look forward to going there because this town is magnificent.

I think Kaliningrad doesn’t take after any other Russian town. It’s all because Kaliningrad used to be a German town. Its name used to be Kӧnigsberg. It became Russian only after World War II. That’s why this town combines the Russian and German character.

Though Kaliningrad was ruined during the war, many old German buildings survived and they all are unique historical monuments and wonderful places of interest. There are magnificent cathedrals, ancient castles and charming old houses with beautiful gardens.

Kaliningrad is the hometown for the well- known philosopher Immanuel Kant. That’s why there are so many monuments devoted to him. One of them is the Cathedral on Kant’s Island which is the symbol of Kaliningrad. To my mind, a fantastic place to visit is the Museum of Amber. It is situated in an ancient castle and contains the great collection of pieces of art made of amber.

I’m sure that Kaliningrad is worth visiting again.