I.Reading. Read the text In times gone by, people had to go from one city to another for weeks and even months to get to the destination place, because they used horses, boats or their own feet to travel. Nowadays everything is changed and men cross the country or waters in some hours.
The most rapid mean of transport is travelling by plane. Other people prefer car, train or bus, because they are cheaper and it is possible to enjoy passing villages, forests and fields through windows.
Life in a big city makes people be depended on transport, especially if they live in the countryside.  Sometimes people have to change two or more transportation means (metro, suburban train, bus, share taxi, tramway, etc.) to get to a workplace or come back home after hard working day. The choice of the transport facilities depends on many factors: a financial ability, the distance between workplace and home place, time, comfort and other things. Most people prefer to get a car, because today it helps to be a little more independent from public transport.
Define if the sentences are true or false.
1.People used horses, boats to travel.
2. The most rapid mean of transport is travelling by car.
3. Car, train, bus are expensive.
4. Sometimes people have to change two or more transportation.
5. Most people prefer to get a car.
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1. Where is your luggage? I   have left it at the station. I * ll   take it tomorrow when Nick o comes to help me.

2. I  had been  reading  about an hour when he came.

3. The play has not yet  begun and the people were  talking in the hall.

4. Yesterday I  bought a new pair of gloves, as I  had  lost  the old ones.

5. We  were walking  in silence. He  had already  told me all that  was interesting about himself, and I  had nothing to tell him.

6. The moon  had  not risen yet, and only two stars, like two distant lighthouses, were shining in the dark blue sky.

7. One night a little swallow   flew over the city. His friends  had  flown away to Egypt six weeks before, but he  stayed behind.

8. What  have you been  doing these three months?

9. Our train starts late in the evening, so if you  come at seven o'clock, we*ll  still  pack our luggage.

10. When have  you  seen him last?

11. I  met him when he was walking  across the park.

12. Have you ever  acted on the stage? Why, yes, that's what I  have been doing for the last six years.

13. Don't enter the bedroom! The child  is  sleeping there, and he always  wakes up when somebody  opens the door.

1. Where is your luggage? I have left it at the station. I will take it tomorrow when Nick comes to help me. 2. I had been reading about an hour when he came. 3. The play had not  begun yet and the people were talking in the hall. 4. Yesterday I bought a new pair of gloves, as I had lost the old ones. 5. We were walking in silence. He had already told me all that was interesting about himself, and I had nothing to tell him. 6. The moon had not risen yet, and only two stars, like two distant lighthouses were shining in the dark blue sky. 7. One night a little swallow was flying over the city. His friends had flown away to Egypt six weeks before, but he had stayed behind. 8. What have you been  doing these three months? 9. Our train starts late in the evening, so if you come at seven o'clock, we will still be packing our luggage. 10. When did you see him last? 11. I met him when he was walking across the park. 12. Have you ever acted on the stage? Why, yes, that's what I have been doing for the last six years. 13. Don't enter the bedroom! The child is sleeping there, and he always  wakes up when somebody opens the door.