17. She lives ... and ... . a) happy ... merry
b) happily ... merrily
18. She lives not ... from the center of Moscow.
a) far
b) farther
19. She likes Moscow very ... •
a) strongly
b) much
20. She speaks English ...
a) fluent
b) fluently
21. She adores English traditions and follows
some of the English proverbs, for example
to bed, to rise makes a man
healthy, wealthy and wise.”
a) Early ... early
b) Earlier ... earlier
C​

I. 1) How fortunate! Another five minutes - and we could not get tickets. 2) You should have let us know that you can not make your message. We could postpone the discussion of these issues. 3) You could have warned me that would not come; would not have been so long you wait. 4) There is no need to go there you have been, they would themselves come. 5) You should not have to talk to him so; Yet he older than you. 6) You should have thought of that before, now it is no longer correct. 7) The expedition had to spend the winter in the Arctic, but due to adverse weather conditions had to return in January. 8) Could I ask you a few questions? 9) Can you give me advice now? 10) Do you believe them? They are likely to make fun of you.

1. Was the euro introduced to world financial markets in 1991?
2. What was introduced to world financial markets in 1991?
3. When was the euro introduced to world financial markets?
What was the euro introduced to in 1991?
What markets was the euro introduced to in 1991?
What financial markets was the euro introduced to in 1991?
What world markets was the euro introduced to in 1991?
What happened to euro in 1991?
4. Was the euro or the dollar introduced to world financial markets in 1991?
5. The euro was introduced to world financial markets in 1991, wasn't it?