Express the same in Russian.

,freedom,liberty,release,repair,statue .

your English, I am sure. Nina: You are kidding , aren't you? Will they ask me many questions? Andrew: No, I don't think so: just two or three. Nina: Oh! And will I have to read a text and then translate it? Andrew: Yes, that's one of the things everybody does. Nina: And will I write anything? Andrew: I think they will tell you to write some questions on the text. Nina: I see. I hope I will have enough time to write the questions. Andrew: Don't worry , they will give you at least half an hour to get ready. Nina: I am going look through my grammar books this afternoon and practise reading aloud. Andrew: I hope you won't stay up late. You should rest well before the exam. Nina: I will try to. Thanks for your time, Andy. See you. Andrew: See you and the best of luck. Nina: Thanks.

to.

6.The children will be spoken to tomorrow.

7.The cab was sent for.

Write the same in Passive:

2.They will look after the children.

4.Somebody has looked for my granny's glasses.

Express the same in Russian

letter is not so long.

Impressiive, cheerful, fussy, modern, up-to-date, willing, light, kindly, tiny, fascinating, filthy, polite.

1) Jessie is quite gloomy today.

2) Pollys new dress is rather dark.

3) Mary was nervous and unhappy yesterday, but today she is a lot calmer.

4) I suddenly understood that this character in the book was unkindly and at times even cruel.

5) The baby has grown up a little. It is a little bigger now.

6) I found yesterdays film rather boring.

7) Next time when you come home from walk I`d like your clothes to be cleaner.

8) All the students in this group are very hardworking, only Bill is a little lazy.

9) I am afraid Bill is also rather rude when he talks to his friends.

10) The Smiths` car is rather old-fashioned but Mr Smith says he likes it.

11) The shops in this street were built over a hundred years ago, it is not surprising they are old and badly-equipped.

12) The last story in this book is quite unimpressive compared to the others.

so long.Impressiive, cheerful, fussy, modern, up-to-date, willing, light, kindly, tiny, fascinating, filthy, polite.1) Jessie is quite gloomy today.2) Pollys new dress is rather dark.3) Mary was nervous and unhappy yesterday, but today she is a lot calmer.4) I suddenly understood that this character in the book was unkindly and at times even cruel.5) The baby has grown up a little. It is a little bigger now.6) I found yesterdays film rather boring.7) Next time when you come home from walk I`d like your clothes to be cleaner.8) All the students in this group are very hardworking, only Bill is a little lazy.9) I am afraid Bill is also rather rude when he talks to his friends.10) The Smiths` car is rather old-fashioned but Mr Smith says he likes it.11) The shops in this street were built over a hundred years ago, it is not surprising they are old and badly-equipped.12) The last story in this book is quite unimpressive compared to the others.