Underline the most suitable phrase in each sentence. 1 Is this a person / the person you told me about?

2 This is the only cinema /an only cinema in the area.

3 Philip has just bought the Thames barge / a Thames barge.

4 I'm going to the British Museum / British Museum this afternoon.

5 Are you going to church / the church on Sunday?

6 Do you have a milk jug / milk jug?

7 The prime minister / Prime minister will give a speech this afternoon.

8 The computer / Computer has already changed our lives dramatically.

9 I haven't been to an open-air theatre / open-air theatre before.

10 Here is a thousand pounds / the thousand pounds I owe you

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El Colacho

A very strange ceremony, turned into a whole festival, is held in the small town of Castrillo de Murcia. Essentially, it's jumping over babies. It sounds intimidating, but the locals believe that it helps protect children from the evil eye and even cleanses them from original sin. For almost 400 years, every year on the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, a specially trained person in a yellow-red devil costume has jumped over babies born since the previous rite. It is believed that after such a leap, evil will follow the devil, and the souls of babies are purified.

Объяснение:

ну как то так:))

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You mustn't run in the library.

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You mustn't eat and dring in the library.

ask the librarian questions (+)

You can ask the librarian questions in the library.

drop litter (−)

You mustn't drop litter in the library.

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Yoy mustn't listen to loud music in the library.

speak quietly (+)

You can speak quietly in the library.

bring pets inside (−)

You mustn't bring pets inside the library.

talk on the mobile phone (−)

You mustn't talk on the mobile phone in the library.

use a computer (+)

You can use a computer in the library.

send text messages (+)

You can send text messages in the library.