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stands on the Neva River. There are many canals which divide it into islands. That,s why there are so many lovely bridges in the city. There are aiso lots of famous museums, churches and cathedrals. The city is a real "open air museum". You can learn a lot about Russian history in this piace. You'll want to visit it again!

Complete the sentences using the following words.• rising • at home • loads of • unique • last• abroad • common • few • falling • next
1 I’ve got__________ homework this weekend, soI’m going to start doing it early on Saturday.
2 You are_____________ – there’s only one of you inthe whole world!
3 Thank goodness I’ve only got__________aChristmas cards left to write.
4 John lived____________ for six months after college– he said it was great to live in another country for awhile, but he missed his friends.
5 Can you believe it? _____________summer it rainednearly every day.

River. The city is famosust ror its anc ient Kremlin, historical buildings and museums. There are lost of different places to visit. It,s a hospitable city. There are also some very good cafes in the city where tourists can enjoy traditional "tatar" and Russian meals. Weicome to this great city!

shimmer of the gently flowing river. The Army Bill was under discussion and it was clear Jefferson Davis thought none but himself qualified to speak on the issue. Don't stray from the point at issue. I want to get to the bottom of this. He was trying to catch a gleam or gesture that would lessen the gap which lay between his present and his past. The boy was struck dumb by a suave turn of carpeted stairs and a pendant glitter of chandeliers and a mute gleam of gold frames. He continued then for a moment to turn the brooch this way and that in the light to see it sparkle. It sparkled very nicely. His skull and face were shining from a recent scrubbing, so that the little bridgeless nose glistened between the protective points of the cheekbones. Her eyes opened wider as she contemplated the sea-green figured velvet, the shining brass, silver, and glass, the wood that gleamed as darkly brilliant as the surface of a pool of oil. The sun was glaring from the pale sky, and just over the horizon a shifting silvery haze was shimmering.