1 A: George, have you ever been to ...T...
Amsterdam?
B: Yes, I was there during half term. We stayed
at..the.. Art Gallery Hotel.
2 A: Were you at yesterday's football
match?
B: No, but I saw it on TV. What
amazing game!
3 A: What's name of hotel you're
staying at?
B:
King's Cross. It's old hotel
but it's next to
train station on
William Street.
7 A: What do you know about Machu
Picchu?
B: It's ancient city found in
Andes Mountains in Peru.
8 A: What language course are you
taking this term?
B: Chinese but I find it's very
difficult language to learn.
9 A: Is this Barbara's dictionary?
B: No, it's mine.
10 A: I called you yesterday but nobody answered.
B: We visited my grandmother who's in
hospital.
11 A: Have you ever seen live tiger or
gorilla?
B: Yes, I have. At city zoo!
12 A: Where is Barbados?
B: In Caribbean.
13 A: What did you see on your tour today?
B: Sydney Opera House and
Blue Mountains.
.
4 A: I read that Mayor is going to open
new youth centre.
B: Yes, next Friday. We should go!
5 A: Did you do a lot of sightseeing when you
were in
Athens?
B: Of course. We saw Acropolis,
Ancient Theatre of Dionysus and we visited
extraordinary area called Plaka.
6 A: This is my friend Irma.
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Thanksgiving is probably the most favorite American holiday. The history of the holiday started in colonial time. In 23. B. 1620  a group of English people who were unhappy with the way the Church of 24. C. England was organized set sail from Plymouth on a ship called the 25. A. Mayflower. They wanted to found a new church in America. 

After six weeks at sea, the 26. A. Pilgrims landed at what is now Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts. They had a hard winter and nearly half of them died. But the local Indians provided seeds for the corn, which the Europeans had never seen before. They also helped the English settlers to hunt and fish.

Fortunately the first year’s harvest was good. The English settlers wanted to thank both God and also the Indians. So the governor declared a feast and invited the Indians to join in. About ninety Indians brought along fish, deer meat, 27. B. turkey, corn and pumpkin. They feasted with the English settlers for three days.

The next year no Thanksgiving celebrations were held, and it didn’t become an annual event until the 1780s. It was made a national holiday in 1863 by President 28. A. George Washington. At that time the country was in the middle of 29. B. the Civil War, and the president thought that the establishment of a national holiday would help to unite American people.

Today, Americans celebrate this happy harvest festival on the fourth 30. C. Thursday of November with much of the same food as had been eaten at the first Thanksgiving.

In Crimea, there is such a souvenir as: Crimean wine, wooden souvenirs, healing mud and salt.

Wooden souvenirs

Souvenirs made of wood and with the addition of wood are very popular among tourists in Crimea. They are very diverse here: wooden dishes, hot coasters and cutting boards with views of the peninsula, decor details, decorations, combs, chess and much more. There is also a demand among the guests of the peninsula for the so-called woody-herbal aromatic pillows or rolls under the head.

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