1. Alice: We’re really enjoying our stay here in Marrakech. When (you join) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . us?
Jessica: I (be) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . there next Monday. I still have some work to do.
Alice: What a pity, we won’t be able to see each other! By the time you arrive, I (leave) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morocco.
2. Tom’s uncle (work) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . in Marseille for several years before he moved
to Paris last year.
3. My parents (retire) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . by the end of 2028.
4. Ashraf (work) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . for a computer company since he ( graduate) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
from an engineering school in 2009. Next week, his boss (send) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . him on a business
trip to Asia. By the end of next month, he (visit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan, South Korea and China.
5. Dear mum and dad,
I hope you’re fine. I (call) . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .you yesterday but there was no answer. Now, I (stay). . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .with my aunt Laura. So far, I (visit) . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .many apartments but they are all
expensive. I hope that by the end of this month, I (find) . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . a nice one.
6. Mike: Have you heard from Jennifer? (She / manage) to catch her train last night?
David: Unfortunately not. When she (get) to the station the train (already / leave)
7. Mike: Have you heard from Jennifer? (She / manage) to catch her train last night?
David: Unfortunately not. When she (get) to the station the train (already / leave)
8. Hi Tom,
I’m in Venice now. I (come) here four days ago after I (visit)
Rome. I hope by the end of next week, I (discover) most of the wonderful
places in the South.
9. My parents (move) …………………….. to this city before I was born. By the end of 2032, we (live)…………… here for 20 years.
10. Hans: Were you still living with your parents when you (get) ……………………. your Bac?
Salim: No. I (join) ……………………. a boarding school in Casablanca three years before that.
Hans: Did you enjoy your stay there?
Salim: Not at all. I wish I (be) ……………………….. with my family.
11. After Nabil (retire) ……………………… from work, he moved to the countryside.
12. The heavy rainfalls (damage) ……………………… a lot of roads last December.
13. I stayed at home all afternoon last Sunday. If I had known about the concert, I (attend) ….……………………… .
14. I wish I (not miss) ……………………… my friend’s wedding; he was really disappointed.
15. By this time next year, I …………………..( live) in this city for ten years.
16. When ……………………. (you/ buy) this extravagant cellphone.
17. I hope this class……………………. (be) the best this year in our school.
18. I will call you, when I ……………..(arrive) at the airport.
19. When I left home, the kids…………………(play) in the corridor.
20. Sam is not with us, he ………………………… (watch) a movie at home.
21. By the time Fred got to the wedding, everyone ……………………………………. (go) home.
22. After they ……………………… (fire), he started working for his father.
23. Before James moved to Narraganset, he ………………….. (live) in Newport.
24. Jack ……………… (work) in this school since he arrived to London.
25. We ………………… (have) four test this month.
26. I ……………(go) sightseeing in Paris when I was in France.
27. While they were playing chess, Sam ………………(read) a book.
28. I promise I ………………… (tell) your story anyone.
29. I reckon he ………………………………… (arrive) in Shanghai at noon.
30. She ……………………… (hate) going to the mall with her father.
at the moment, my favorite dish is pelmeni. pelmeni- this is a dish in the form of boiled products from unleavened dough stuffed with minced meat or fish, caught in russian cuisine from the urals.
the most important property of dumplings is a very thin shell of dough. historically, this is explained quite simply - in those places where dumplings were popular, it was much easier to get meat than flour or eggs. therefore, the fillings did more than the shells. and the size of the pelmeni was just such that it was convenient to eat them one at a time. this distinguishes pelmeni from their central asian and caucasian relatives, which are characterized by large sizes.
the whole pelmeni’s "family" has one thing in common - they are loved almost all over the world.
i can describe a standard recipe for you, you can do research for yourself and choose a recipe that you like.
test for dumplings is prepared from flour, eggs and water (less often - milk). the filling of classic dumplings is made from beef, pork and / or lamb with the addition of various spices, onions, sometimes garlic.
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1. according to the rules of business etiquette, where indicators such as age and gender go by the wayside, and first of all, the status of a person is important, the youngest in status is the first to greet the senior in status.
2. with equal status, the younger is greeted first, if age can be identified.
3. with equal status and age, the order of greeting does not matter, but in heterosexual couples, a man may be the first to say hello to a woman.
4. welcoming a client, a partner in their territory, it is customary to say hello first, regardless of status, age and gender.
5. one person, regardless of status, age and gender, is the first to greet the group.
6. the incoming always welcomes those present.
7. when overtaking a person, the one who goes faster is the first to say hello.
8. if there are four partners of equal status (for example, two women and two men), then first women greet each other, then women greet men and finally greet men. please note that this rule also applies outside of business communication.
9. welcoming a person, you should name him by name or patronymic, which depends on the standards of corporate culture of the company. to greet a person by addressing him by his surname with the addition of the words mr. or mrs. in oral speech in russian business practice is considered incorrect.
10. during the greeting, it is important to maintain eye contact and smile.
11. the greeting must be answered! refusing to say hello means inflicting a public insult on a person.
please note that according to the rules of general civil or social etiquette (outside of business communication), the youngest in age is the first to greet the oldest in age, and the man is the woman. an exception to this rule is the meeting of a very young woman and an elderly man. in this case, the woman is the first to greet the man. when people are equal in age and gender, the more polite person greets first.
formal greeting words: “hello! ”, “good morning! ”, “good afternoon! ”, “good evening! ”
1. do not spare the time spent
"well, why do i need this empty talk? " - some people think and are wrong. most of the conversations just start about something useless in order to have fun, find common topics, get to know a better person, or just kill time.
communication is not the thing that is supposed to be beneficial. but you cannot do all the work, and sometimes you need to relax and spend time in the company of another person. so learn to dilute little by little the productive pastime with ordinary conversations about nothing.
in addition, sometimes a good conversationalist can come up with such interesting and useful ideas that would ripen in your head for many years to come.