We (to live) in the house

I think that the worst place to live would be in a big city. I think that, especially for a family, the only reasonable way to live is to get food locally within a small community that is working together.

I am interested in how we view and value work in smaller communities - it makes you wonder how much of our modern techie and white - collar skills have become useless. If you live in a big city, your work is abstract as are your skills. But in the country, the vale of a good chainsaw quickly outstrips the value of a laptop.

Perhaps my small - town bias has completely negated my ability to see the benefits of the city.

Paul: I need a new cell phone plan. These roaming and overage charges are killing me!
Shauna: I thought you had a good calling, messaging, and data plan.
Paul: I do, but I’m still going over each month.
Shauna: Have you thought about a prepaid plan? You’ll never be charged extra.
Paul: That’s not an option. I think I need an unlimited plan.
Shauna: Okay, but I don’t understand. Why do you have roaming charges? Doesn’t your carrier have good coverage all over the country?
Paul: I’ve been taking trips to Mexico to see my new girlfriend and the coverage doesn’t extend to Mexico.
Shauna: Oh, I see. And the overage charges?
Paul: When you’re in a long-distance relationship, you have to do a lot of calling and texting, not to mention updating social media websites to stay in touch. I keep exceeding my allotted 5000 minutes of calling time and 100 megabytes of data.
Shauna: What?! To exceed that, you’d have to be on the phone all the time!
Paul: Not all the time, but I’m talking to her now. Do you want to say “hi”?
Shauna: You’ve been on the phone with her the entire time we’ve been having this conversation?
Paul: How else can we keep up on everything that’s going on in each other’s lives?

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1. The history of Astana starts from the year of 1830 when they launched construction of an Akmola fortress in the area of Karautkul.
2. In the XIXth century too Akmola was a substantial commercial and economic centre in the steppe.

May. 3. They (to be) friends (for/since) they started college. 4. We (to know) him (for/since) three years. 5. They (to live) in our house (for/since) two years. 6. She (to be) ill (for/since) Friday. 7. I (not to be) in London (for/since) I (to be) a child. 8. 1 (to leave) Kyiv last year and I (not to see) him (for/since) 9. He (to study) French (for/since) ten years. 10. My mother (to work) in the factory (for/since) some years 11. They (to live) in Brazil (for/since) 1960. 12. I (not to see) him (for/since) this Tuesday. 13. He (to be) in prison now (for/since) five years. 14. She (not to hear) about them (for/since) almost a year. 15. I (to know) nothing about him (for/since) several month.

may deliver more than one major speech in a debate. The name of the sovereign must not be introduced and the
House of Lords is always referred to as «another place». Members do not address each other by name, but
always as «the honourable member for so-and-so».
2)There is an expression used in the House of Commons to show the end of the day's business. Somebody
calls out: «Who goes home?» and the session ends up and the members hurry home. This custom remains from
the time when there was a lot of robbers in London. In the dark night the members went in groups through the
narrow streets of the old city

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and (to do) my morning exercises. It (to take) me fifteen minutes.At half past seven me ( to have) breakfast. My father and I ( to leave) home at eight o`clock. He ( to take) a bus to his factory. My mother ( to be) a doctor, she ( to leave) home at nine o`clock. In the evening we ( to gather) in the living room. We ( to watch) TV and ( to talk). 2. My sister ( to get) up at eight o`clock. 3. She ( to be) a schoolgirl. She ( to go) to school in the afternoon. 4. Jane ( to be) fond of sports. She ( to do) her morning exercises every day. For breakfast she ( to have) two eggs, a sandwich school. 7. It ( to take) her two hours to do her homework. 8. She ( to speak) French well.

book 4) We just ( to buy) a new car 5) You (to swim) in the sea tomorrow