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1.He has won TH COMPETITION.
2.His mother works AT THE COLLEGE.
3.They will come TOMORROW.
4.I don't speak GERMAN.
5.MY BROTHER is playing computer games.

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into my house.Look, the light is on in the kitchen! _________________________________________________________________________________________________ -I saw a yeti, a huge ape, in our park!It was two meters tall and ran away as soon as it saw me. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ помогите решить.. упражнение до этого вложено..

THE FIRST LAWS: ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME
The Ancient Greeks were among the first to develop a concept of law that separated everyday law from religious beliefs. Before the Greeks most civilizations attributed their laws to their gods or goddesses. Instead, the Greeks believed that laws were made by the people and for the people.
In the 7th century B.C., Draco* drew up Greece’s first written code of laws. Under Draco’s code death was the punishment for most offenses. Thus, the term draconian usually applies to extremely harsh measures.
Several decades passed before Solon – poet, military hero, and ultimately Athens’ lawgiver – devised a new code of laws. Trial by jury, an ancient Greek tradition was retained, but enslaving debtors was prohibited as were most of the harsh punishments of Draco’s code.
Under Solon’s law citizens of Athens were eligible to serve in the assembly and courts were established in which they could appeal government decisions.
What the Greeks may have contributed to the Romans was the concept of “natural law”. It was based on the belief that certain basic principles are above the laws of a nation. These principles arise from the nature of people. The concept of natural law and the development of the first true legal system had a profound effect on the modern world.
*Draco – [ ‘dreikou ] – Драконт, афинский законодатель

The title of the painting “Above the city” .It belongs to the greatest Belarusian artist Marc Chagall. It is dated 1914-1918.
In this picture, the author is looking for ways through which he is trying to get through to the audience and bring your vision of the world people. On this canvas depicts the artist and his wife Bella. They fly over Vitebsk, over hometown. Behind them are ramshackle houses and semi-darkness.
In his works Chagall always wanted to show people how much he has little time, and he spends his wasted. In addition, the concept of time laid notions of human memories and emotions experienced, about what people want to aspire to and what they think.
On this canvas the artist did not try to detail the images and objects, he just tried to plunge us into a waking dream. In a world of magical memories and dreams in which we where we want to be and do what we want. In the picture there is no connection, however, anyone who saw it will not pass by without taking the design and style.
I am impressed by the picture and should say that the more I watch it,the more i like it .To feel the picture you may need much time,not just a glance.

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