1. We haven’t managed to meet... three years. a) since; b) for; c) after; d) last. 2. She ... the piano since she was ten. a) has been playing; b) is playing; c) has played; d) had played. 3. You have bought a FIAT. You ... a BMW. a) should have bought; b) would have bought; c) had better buy; d) would rather have bought. 4. Doing these exercises may be good ... me, but I hate every minute of it. a) to; b) for; c) on; d) at. 5. She heard Miss Drake … that Ann was really happy. a) tell; b) to tell; c) say; d) to say.
Объяснение:
this is a matryoshka it comes from Russia the matryoshka is made of wood it looks like a beautiful young lady
most often a souvenir in Canada is considered maple syrup which is contained in a container in the form of a maple leaf
A souvenir from Africa are ritual masks each mask has its own meaning перевод в амрик считается сувениром ритуальная маска в каждой маске есть свое значение
Ethnic boomerangs are one of the unique emblems of Australia. They are often decorated with spot paintings, have different sizes, and are easy to transportЭтнические бумеранги-одна из уникальных эмблем Австралии. Они часто украшены точечными рисунками, имеют различные размеры и легки в перевозке
Employees and friends can bring Souvenirs with American attributes as a sign of attention – key rings, magnets, postcards, mugs with images of iconic places in America, statuettes: a miniature statue of Liberty, a mini-Oscar, the Liberty tower and the Empire state building in new York, the Liberty bell in Philadelphia.
It was Tommy’s birthday. Tommy knew that in the evening at
the birthday party he has to get lots of surprise
gifts from his friends and family. But this was not what made
him so happy.
GO
21 Dad promised that at the twelfth birthday after school
Tommy’s dream would come true. They would go together to
adopt a dog from an animal shelter.
TWELVE
22 It took them 30 minutes to get to the shelter. THEY
23 On their way Tommy couldn’t stop talking his dad what
kind of dog he wanted. Not too big and with short pointy ears.
TELL
24 He see's such a dog a month before in the park. SEE
25 It was playing merrily with the child. CHILD
26 As soon as they entered the shelter, Tommy found his
new friend. It was bright red, with short pointy ears and it was
looking at Tommy with great interest from the cage.
FIND
27
Tommy ran up to the cage. “I want him!” he said. His dad
couldn’t believe his eyes. “But it’s a cat!” he said. “Are
you serious? Didn’t you want a dog?”
BE
28 “I don’t care!” said Tommy. “He’s the best in the
world!”
GOOD