Fill in the gaps with the correct passive tense.1) a: these flowers are greatb: (send) to me yesterday by one of my fans.2) a: why can't we go over the bridge? b: because it ) at the moment.3) a: what will happen to the criminals? b: (punish) for their crimes.4) a. have you moved house yet? b: yes. the last (just/ move).5) a: who looks after your baby when you are at work? b: well, he (look after) by my mother.​

My four-legged friend , I picked up freezing in the polar night. He was a mongrel crumbs with drooping ears . I called him Tom , who came home. He lived on earth only 6 years old . He died in my arms . Wait for me when I came home from work in the evening . Waiting for me udverey already paralyzed legs and he crawled on me for an hour kuhnyu.V increased swelling in the neck and he gasped . Someone hit him in the neck ( ran away from me for a walk in the morning) , maybe because of the skins . It was a sleek , shiny . I namyvayut it with shampoo . When I married zasobiralas , Tom did not accept him immediately . Did not come , did not take anything from him , no goodies. A week before his death suddenly became quietly approached , put his head on his knees and quiet nasmelo whine . My future husband wondered, " What happened to him that he needs ? Never like , and there is not distilled off " . And only then I realized that Tom begged him : "Do not hurt my mistress , do not hurt ! " He his sensitive canine heart has long felt that this man was evil and make me sick. And so it happened . Since 2000, no my protector , and write about it and tears welling . He introduced me to all dog lovers my yard , although Tom , I lived there for 21 years.

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The Old Kolomna is a must-see part of the town: it has much to remember and much to tell. The Kremlin was built in the 16th century. It is the museum open-air. The Kremlin had 17 towers, 7 of which have been preserved up to the present. Marinkina Tower is one of them. It made of brick. Tower’s height is thirty-one meters. Its diameter is eleven meters. Many years ago this tower hag another name, Kolomenskaya. In 1611-1612 Marina Mnishek lived in Kolomna. She was Lzhedmitriy the first’s wife and then she was Lzhedmitriy the second’s wife. After expulsion of Poles from Moscow she had been shut up in the Tower, where she dead. So people have named this tower Marinkina Tower.