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2. The swimmer pulled together all his efforts and (could, might, was able to) … get out of the whirl.

3. Shakespeare (must, could, can’t) … have been to the USA because it had not been founded by then.

4. I think that you (ought to, can, have to) … help this old and miserable man.

5. My niece (can, might, should) … visit us this summer.

6. We (must, can, could) … go to Venezuela for our holidays. What do you say?

7. For changing over the trains you (need to, is to, ought to) … buy another ticket.

8. With new technology you (should, can, might) … cut communication costs considerably.

9. You (could stay, could have stayed, needn’t have stayed) … at my place when you visited London. Why didn’t you do it?

10. Your hands are full. (Shall, Will, Should) … I help you?

1.complete the sentences.
1) the musem is very popular. every year it_____(visit) by thousands of people.
2)many buildings____(damage) in the storm last week.
3) a new road is going to____(build) next year
4) wheres your jacket? it___(clean). it will be ready tomorrow.
5) shes famous now but in a few years her name will___-(forget)
6) shall i do the washing-up? no it____(already/ do)
7) milk should____( keep) in a fridge
8)____( you/ ever/ bite) by a snake?
9) my bag___(steal) from my car yesterday afternoon

2.active or passive? complete the sentences
1) how did you fall? somebody___(push) me
2)how did you fall? i____(push)
3)i cant find my bag. somebody___(take) it
4) my watch is broken. it___(repair) at the moment
5)who___(invent) the camera?
6) when____(the caamera/ invent)?
7) the letter was for me so why____( they/ send) it to you?
the information will____(send) to you as soon as possible

3.

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Make the sentences passive.
1)The speaker told the audience about the latest news.
2)Russia was the first country to launch the manned space ship.
3)C. Columbus discovered America 200 years ago.
4)We had done the work by the time they came home.
5)She wrote a letter to her sister in England and read it to us.
6)The farmers had picked up the crops before autumn came.
7)A man followed us from the railway station.
8)The workers built a new factory in the suburds of the city.
9)We didn`t notine the car because it was dark.
10)Our granny had cooked the cake by the time the guests came.

In 1945, Australia’s population was around 7
million people and was mainly Anglo–Celtic. Today Australia has a population of
nearly 23 million people. At 2009, about 25.6 per cent of the estimated
resident population comprised those born overseas. Australian Bureau of
Statistics projections from the 2006 census of the numbers of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander people suggest and Indigenous population of 575,552
people at 30 June 2011.

Australia doesn't have many traditions. Australia's
equivalent of America's Independence Day is Australia Day on January 26, the
landing of the First Fleet of Convicts in Botany Bay. Alternative dates
suggested for Australia Day include January 1, the sitting of the first federal
parliament. St Patricks Day is a popular tradition. Even though it may be in
tribute to a patron saint of a foreign country, it involves a lot of drinking
hence its appeal. Although not Australian, religious festivals such as
Christmas are well supported. Of course Santa Claus looks a bit inappropriately
dressed in his North Pole attire in the heat of the Australian summer. Its also
quite strange listening to people sing about a white Christmas when the
temperature is 40 degrees.

Australia has three architectural listings on
UNESCO's World Heritage list: Australian Convict Sites (comprising a collection
of separate sites around Australia, including Hyde Park Barracks in Sydney,
Port Arthur in Tasmania, and Fremantle Prison in Western Australia); the Sydney
Opera House; and the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne. The National Trust
of Australia is a non-governmental organization charged with protecting
Australia's built heritage.

Australian writers who have obtained
international renown include the Nobel winning author Patrick White, as well as
authors Peter Carey, Thomas Keneally, Colleen McCullough, Nevil Shute and
Morris West. Notable contemporary expatriate authors include the feminist Germaine
Greer, art historian Robert Hughes and humorists Barry Humphries and Clive
James.

Reflecting the country's status as a
constitutional monarchy, a number of royal symbols exist in Australia. These
include symbols of the monarch of Australia, as well as the monarch's
Vice-regal representatives.


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The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh, but Scotland has no separate Parliament, for the Scottish MPs (Members of Parliament) sit with the English ones in Westminster in London.
Edinburgh is not the largest city in Scotland. Glasgow, which lias a population of over one million, is twice as large as Edinburgh.
Even so, Edinburgh remains the centre of the life of Scotland. Here are the administrative centres of the Navy, the Army, and tlie Air Force, the chief banks and offices; and the famous university.
Edinburgh, unlike Glasgow, has no large factories. Publishing is its well-known industry. It has been famous for its printers since the early years of the sixteenth century, when the first Scottish printing-press was set up within its walls. The publishing of books is today a very important industry. Much printing is done for London publishing houses, and there are many paper-mills near Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is a beautiful city. The first thing you see in Edinburgh is the Rock -— the very large hill in the middle of the city, on which stands Edinburgh Castle.. The Castle looks like a castle from a fairy-tale, and parts of it are more than a thousand years old. From the top of the Castle there is a beautiful view of the hill and the sea.
Besides the Castle there are many other interesting buildings, such as Holyrood Palace which is the old royal residence, the Art Gallery, the University of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is famous for many things: its festivals (plays and music), its college of medicine, its museums and libraries, and for its writers Sir Walter Scott, Robert Louis Stevenson and others.

Novocherkassk
lies at the confluence of
the Tuzlov and the Aksay
rivers. The original 16th-
century town of
Starocherkasskaya stood
along the Don River, but
it was frequently flooded
and was moved to the
present site
Novocherkassk long
served as the capital of
the Don Cossack region
and was a center of
opposition in 1917-20
during the Russian Civil War.
Novocherkassk is
a unique town owing to
its history and
architecture. It was built
as the capital of the
Cossacks in 1805 by the
General Platov, the
famous Ataman Matvei
Platov who led his
Cossack regiments
against Napoleon. Novocherkassk was designer by The
French architect Devolan
designed Novocherkassk.
Don Cossacks called it
«Small Paris» for its
layout, wide streets and
squares.
Novocherkassk is
famous for its
architectural
monuments; almost each
old building has its own
features. There is a
magnificent Cathedral in
the center of the town. It
is the third in Russia in
size and beauty. Next to
the cathedral there is a
monument to Yermak,
the gallant conqueror of
Siberia. The monument
to the famous General
Platov has been recently
restored. There were
numerous churches in
the past, but a lot of
them were destroyed
after the October
Revolution. Nowadays
some of them have been
rebuilt. In
Novocherkassk there are
several museums, among
them the Grekov
Museum, the Krylov
Museum and the most
well-known the Museum
of the Don Cossacks
History.
In the second
part of the twentieth century
Novocherkassk became
an industrial town.
Many
plants and industrial
enterprises were built
here , among them the only in
Russia electro-locomotive
plant, chemical and
machine-building plants
and many others. Modern Novocherkassk
produces electric
locomotives, mining
machinery, machine
tools, and chemicals for
plastics and synthetic
fibres.
There is a
thermal power station
too.
Novocherkassk is
a very green and nice
town; there are many
parks and gardens in it.
It is called the town of
students. The city has
numerous institutions of
higher education and
research. There is a
theatre and some
cinemas. Its population is about 200 000 people. In 1993 Novocherkassk became the capital of the Cossacks on the decision
of the Russian and
foreign Cossacks again.

1.Where does Novocherkassk lie?
2.Why was Starocherkasskaya moved from its original place?
3.What capital was Novocherkassk before the revolution?
4.When was Novocherkassk founded?
5.What do you know about Matvei Platov?
6.Who designer Novocherkassk?
7.What is Novocherkassk famous for?
8.What museums are there in Novocherkassk?
9.When did Novocherkassk become an industrial town?
10.Why is Novocherkassk called the town of students?
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Russia is one of the largest countries in the world. The vast territory of Russia lies in the eastern part of Europe and the northern part of Asia. Russia is washed by twelve seas and three oceans.
The capital of Russian Federation is Moscow, with the population of about 10 million people.
The longest rivers are the Volga in Europe and the Ob, the Yenisei and the Lena in Asia. The largest lakes are Ladoga and Baikal. Baikal is the deepest lake in the world and its water is the purest on earth.
The Russian Federation is rich in natural and mineral resources. It has deposits of oil, gas, iron, gold, silver and many others. The European part of the country is densely peopled, and most population live in cities. The current population of Russia is more than 145 million people.