Mr. Smith is an old man. He has recently retired and so he's got a lot of time for travelling. He сame to Moscow as a tourist. Now he is sitting in the hotel hall and talking to Leonid Petrov, his guide.
Petrov asked if it is Mr. Smith's first visit in Moscow.
Mr. Smith answered that it is his first visit, but he've heard about Moscow from his father before, his father was in Moscow before the revolution. Mr. Smith curious when Moscow became the capital and he asked the guide about it.
Petrov answered that Moscow only became the capital in 1918.
Mr. Smith said that the city has changed very much. He mentioned that it's hard to recognize any of the streets and squares. He said he doesn't think young people like Petrov remember the dirty, narrow streets that his father saw in the suburbs, and in the centre too during his visit.
Petrov responded that he doesn't remember Moscow looking like that. He also wondered what Mr. Smith will say he will see the new district in the South - West of the city.
Mr. Smith mentioned that he has heard about it from his friend. His friend told him that it was a beautiful place with wide, straight streets and many gardens. Mr. Smith also asked if they are going to go there.
Petrov replied that they are going to see it on the way to the new building of Moscow University.
Mr. Smith аlsо said that he had heard a lot about the Tretyakov Picture Gallery and would like to see it. Leonid told him that they were planning to see the Gallery in a few days. They were also going to see towns and villages, hospitals, collective farms, museums, exhibitions and many other interesting things. Mr. Smith hoped he would see several other important industrial and agricultural centres in the Soviet Union in addition to Moscow.
Вопросы:
1. Why did Mr. Smith come to Moscow?
2. Who is Mr. Petrov?
3. When did Moscow become the capital of Soviet Union?
4. Did Mr. Smith visit Moscow before?
5. Who told Mr. Smith about the way Moscow looked in the past?
6. When Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to visit the Tretyakov Picture Gallery?
7. What is the name of Mr. Petrov?
8. What Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to see in Moscow?
9. Are Mr. Smith and Petrov related to each other?
10. Why does Mr. Smith want to see the new district in the South - West of the city?
I went to a bright warm a small room: a table, a bed, cupboards with books and toys. This is my room. I am here spend most of the time - do classes, reading, playing. My room has its own name: there are books that I needed to learn, developing me as a person. I love to read the encyclopedia to find answers to my questions. In free time I play educational games: chess, polusalto, "NEP". Modern games help kids prepare for adult life, serious problems. Toys are not just bring joy into the lives of children, they create some kind of joyful and good, surprisingly gentle atmosphere. They are a means of understanding the world and children. Year by year I grow, and toys are the same. Initially, they were my loyal assistants and friends, but now I look at them indulgently. Exit carefree childhood, ahead of time to mature.
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Mr. Smith is an old man. He has recently retired and so he's got a lot of time for travelling. He сame to Moscow as a tourist. Now he is sitting in the hotel hall and talking to Leonid Petrov, his guide.
Petrov asked if it is Mr. Smith's first visit in Moscow.
Mr. Smith answered that it is his first visit, but he've heard about Moscow from his father before, his father was in Moscow before the revolution. Mr. Smith curious when Moscow became the capital and he asked the guide about it.
Petrov answered that Moscow only became the capital in 1918.
Mr. Smith said that the city has changed very much. He mentioned that it's hard to recognize any of the streets and squares. He said he doesn't think young people like Petrov remember the dirty, narrow streets that his father saw in the suburbs, and in the centre too during his visit.
Petrov responded that he doesn't remember Moscow looking like that. He also wondered what Mr. Smith will say he will see the new district in the South - West of the city.
Mr. Smith mentioned that he has heard about it from his friend. His friend told him that it was a beautiful place with wide, straight streets and many gardens. Mr. Smith also asked if they are going to go there.
Petrov replied that they are going to see it on the way to the new building of Moscow University.
Mr. Smith аlsо said that he had heard a lot about the Tretyakov Picture Gallery and would like to see it. Leonid told him that they were planning to see the Gallery in a few days. They were also going to see towns and villages, hospitals, collective farms, museums, exhibitions and many other interesting things. Mr. Smith hoped he would see several other important industrial and agricultural centres in the Soviet Union in addition to Moscow.
Вопросы:
1. Why did Mr. Smith come to Moscow?
2. Who is Mr. Petrov?
3. When did Moscow become the capital of Soviet Union?
4. Did Mr. Smith visit Moscow before?
5. Who told Mr. Smith about the way Moscow looked in the past?
6. When Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to visit the Tretyakov Picture Gallery?
7. What is the name of Mr. Petrov?
8. What Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to see in Moscow?
9. Are Mr. Smith and Petrov related to each other?
10. Why does Mr. Smith want to see the new district in the South - West of the city?