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trip to India. 3.I to watch TV, when somebody to Knock at the door. 4.These goods export to all European countries. (2)Составте предложение из данных слов 2)1/Tomorrow,shall,at,we,for,here,you,be,time,waiting. 2/ Now,being,what,are,questions,discussed? 3/Him,there,to,20 minutes,get,takes,it. 4/In,tney,while,were,got,working,together,married,Malaysia,they. (3)Переведите предложения обращая внимание на модальные глаголы 1.You may call me Dolly if you like,bit you mustn`t call me child. 2.You must be at an oficce at 10 10 o`clock. 3.You needn`t deal with this shop if you don`t like it. 4.He can lend me a dictionary for a week. (4)Перепишите предложения раскрыв скобки и употребив глагол в придаточных предложениях 1.She will be delighted when she hear this. 2.When we take our exams we`ll have holiday. 3.She will be angry if I be late. 4.If he like the house well he buy it? 5) Hand-held computer The electrohic translator, a calculator-like device,offered travelers a computerized foreig-language dictionary.Two US companies have recently put such devises on the market.One of Japanese companies said it would begin manufacturing a translator device later.However,it said it`s machine would be more than just a translator.In fact,the company said it would be making the worid`s first all-purpose,hand-held computer. This machine will be the same translator device but it will make use of several attachments:those now of the drawing board include a mini-printer that effectively turns the translator info a typewriter,a video screen that would make the machine function as a miniatuare computer display terminal ahd a vose synthesizer so that user can hear as well as see the information stored in the machine.Through the use of programmed information capsules the machine will also be able to function as an electronic encylopedia,putting spots, arts,history and other facts at the user`s fingertips.With capsules that user can program themselves,the computer applications become broader,extending to home accounting,telephone and adress fillig and even recipe indexing.

Where . . . . your friend work? 3. I can't translate this text because I . . . . not know these words. 4. Mary . . . . not play any musical instruments. 5. When . . . they usually finish their work? 6. . . . . . he dancing now? 7. . . . . she often go to the museums? 8. How long . . . . . it take you to get to the Institute? 9. . . . . . they good at painting? 10. Mary . . . . a wonderful actress. 11. There . . . some valuable paintings in his private collection. 12. They . . . . got many interesting books on theatre. 13. There . . . an old piano in the room. 14. He . . . . got a friend in Italy.

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Seven per cent of British Schoolchildren go to private schools. There are 3 levels of private schools: primary schools (age four to eight), preparatory schools (age eight to thirteen). At the age of 13 children take an examination. If they pass it, they go to public school, where they usually remain until they are 18. Many preparatory and most public schools are boarding schools, the children live at school during the school terms. But though these schools are called public, they are, in fact, private and it can be very expensive to send a child to such a school.
The most famous public schools have a long history and tradition. It is often necessary to put a child’s name on a waiting list at birth to be sure he or she get a place. Children of wealthy or aristocratic families often go to the same public school as their parents and their grandparents. Eton is the best known of these schools.
It is situated in Eton, a town about 20 miles west of London, on the River Thames. The school was founded in 1440 by King Henry 4, and some of the original buildings are still standing. Many famous figures from British public life were educated at Eton. Immediately opposite Eton, across the Thames, is Windsor, a town which is closely associated with Eton.
Windsor Castle, the largest castle in England and a favourite home of the Royal family, dominates the skyline the town.
Traditionally, public schools were always single-sex schools but now many of them are becoming co-educational, both boys and girls attend the school. Eton, however, still remains a public school for boys only.

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