3. Insert the right form of the verbs (do, does, is, am, are) 1. He … not live here. He lives near the bank.
2. I … very hungry. … you have something to eat?
3. She likes dogs, but … not have one.
4. What … you want to read?
5. My brother … not like reading.
6. Do you know where my new books … ?

7. Why … you so angry?
8. … you often go to this restaurant?
9. She … not going to tell him the truth. She … not want anyone to know.
10. The child … sleeping. … not speak loudly. (13

Dear Alex,

You ask me about my summer holidays. Well, last summer I went to the Black sea with my parents. We stayed there for a fortnight. I went swimming every day. The weather was wonderful all the time, the water was warm and clean. We bathed and watched small fishes and jelly fish in the water. Sometimes we saw sea stars or sea shells there. Once we even saw a dolphin. We often sat on the beach and watched ships sailing in the distance or looked at numerous seagulls gliding over the sea. We ate ice-cream and fruit on the beach and lay in the sun. I had a nice tan by the end of our rest. I made a lot of friends and we played volleyball on the beach together.  Every morning we had nice breakfast and a small run along the coast. We saw amazing waterfalls and visited a mountain lake. My days were full of different events and on returning back home in the evening I was exhausted but slept with a smile on my face. In a word, I had a wonderful time, and unforgettable experiences this summer. Next year I will certainly go to the seaside again.

How did you spend your summer holidays? Write soon.

Best wishes.

Anna

Объяснение:

Напиши сколько надо и в конце напиши

Best wishes.

"Здесь свое имя."

A mountain is a landmass that stands much higher than the surrounding area. In Britain, for example, a mountain (1) (is defined) as a hill that reaches at least 600 meters above sea level. Most mountains (2) (were created) when tectonic plates collide, causing the land to rise. The uplifted land (3) (was eroded) into peaks and valleys. The appearance of most mountains is due to the effects of erosion by wind, water or ice. For example, since the Himalayan mountains (4) (were formed) millions of years ago, the peaks (5) (have been shaped) by the powerful erosion of glaciers. Even near the equator, high mountains (6) (are covered) with snow all year round. The peaks of Mount Kenya Kilimanjaro and Mount (have been sculpted) by ice since they were born.