Переведите пожалуйста:) Cluedo England,1943.Anthony Pratt invents Cluedo and his wife designs the board.Waddington Games buys the

teach, agree, hope, like, mind, can't stand, enjoy, hate, expect, it's worth, keep(=continue), would like, look forward to, it's no use, prefer, want, would prefer, avoid, suggest, imagine, would rather, make, let.

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I have always enjoyed......(take part) in team sports, so when me P.E. teacher asked me if I wanted....(learn) how.....(play) rugby, I dacided....(try) it. It sounded ideal for me as I don't mind.....(be) outside in cold weather, and I like ......(exercise). I expected.....(find) it easy, but it wasn't. I kept ..... (prectice), though, and now I'm quite good. My coach thinks I may....(become) a professional rugby player one day.

1. If you ...have... (have) toothache, go to the dentist.
2. If Peter ........................ (do) lots of exercise he'll be fit and healthy.
3. Please call me if you ...................... (need) any help.
4. ................Sarah ............................ (be) angry if we don't go to her party?
5. Cathy will be able to go on holiday if she .......................... (save) enough money.
6. Unless it ................................ (rain) we'll go for a walk.
7. If you ............................... (work) hard you may be promoted.
8. ........... you ......................... (give) me a call if you have time tomorrow?
9. If you don't do your homework I ........................ (not/let) you watch TV.
10. Mary won't go to Australia unless I ......................... (pay) for her tickets.
11. If he ............................ (arrive) on time we'llhave dinner before we go out.

The British people everyone else like sports
and games. Britain invented and developed many of the sports and games
which are now played all over the world. Football is one of them. It is
spread all over the country – in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern
Ireland. Their national teams compete with each other every year. They
take part in different competitions. The two best teams play in the Cup
Final at Wimble Stadium in London. There are many football clubs all
over Britain.
The British are famous for their sense of humor. Here’s one of their
jokes about football: “Football is a game in which one side of the
stadium want to see eleven men killed.”
Cricket is another popular summer sport. It is sometimes called an
English national game. It is known that people played cricket in England
as early as 1550. Nowadays this summer game is plays in schools,
colleges, universities and in most towns and villages of Britain.
Students play weekly games from late April to the end of September.
International cricket matches last for five days. Cricket is not plays
only by men, girls and women play this game too.
Boxing – is one of the oldest game. It existed even in Saxon times.
Golf began to develops in Scotland and now is widely spread all over
Britain. Nowadays every summer in June, the British hold the famous
International Tennis Championship at Wimbledon near London.
Swimming, boating, sailing, rugby, hockey, rowing, athletics,
climbing and horse-riding have always been popular in Britain and
enjoyed by millions of people.

The Great Bard
William Shakespeare is one of the most famous writers of all. For hundreds of years his plays have been running in theatres all over the world in just about every language there is. Shakespeare's plays were fantastically popular in his own time and they still are today.
The great author was born in 1564 on 23 April to John and Mary Shakespeare. John Shakespeare was a glove maker and the family was quite comfortable. They lived in Stratford-upon-Avon, a small but busy town in central England. John Shakespeare sent his son William to school. When the boy left it at the age of about 14, he had to work in the family business.
William Shakespeare didn't go to university and never received a university education.
He married early, at the age of 18. He and his wife Anne had three children, two girls and a boy. Sadly, the boy died when he was just 11.
Then suddenly Shakespeare left Stratford for London. We don't know for sure why he did it. A lot of people believe that he was thrilled by the idea of becoming an actor. In those days theatre was a very popular and not expensive form of entertainment in the country. People watched all kinds of plays which traveling theatre groups performed in the streets and squares. The performances were rather primitive there was no scenery, no music, no special effects. Probably Shakespeare joined one of such groups when he decided to devote his life to acting. The city of London was noise, dangerous and possibly very dirty in those days. There were several theaters, or playhouse. One of them, the Theatre, was popular with Queen Elizabeth I herself. Here Shakespeare began his acting career and later started to write plays.
In those days the tastes of the audiences were very different from what we like now. Theatergoers enjoyed it when they saw cruel scenes or when there was blood all over the stage (they used sheep blood to produce the effect). Tragedies in which the central characters died at the end were especially popular with the public.

is mainly notable for creating the fictional collie Lassie. He took American citizenship in 1942 shortly before his death.[1]
Born on 10 April 1897, in Menston in Yorkshire, England, Eric Mowbray Knight was the third of four sons born to Frederic Harrison and Marion Hilda (née Creasser) Knight, both Quakers. His father was a rich diamond merchant who, when Eric was two years old, was killed during the Boer War. His mother then moved to St. Petersburg, Russia, to work as a governess for the imperial family. She later settled in America.
Knight had a varied career, including service in the Canadian Army during World War I and spells as an art student, newspaper reporter and Hollywood screenwriter.
He married twice, first on 28 July 1917 to Dorothy Caroline Noyes Hall with whom he had three daughters and later divorced, and secondly to Jere Brylawski on 2 December 1932.
His first novel was Song on Your Bugles (1936) about the working class in Northern England. As "Richard Hallas", he wrote the hardboiled genre novel You Play The Black and The Red Comes Up (1938). Knight's This Above All is considered one of the significant novels of the Second World War.
Knight and his second wife Jere Knight raised collies on their farm in Pleasant Valley, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. They resided at Springhouse Farm from 1939 to 1943.[2] His novel Lassie Come-Home (ISBN 0030441013) appeared in 1940. The novel was filmed by MGM in 1943 as Lassie Come Home with Roddy McDowall in the role of Joe Carraclough and canine actor Pal in the role of Lassie. The success of the novel and film generated more films and eventually several television series, cementing Lassie's icon status. The novel remains a favourite in many reprints.
One of Knight's last books was Sam Small Flies Again, republished as The Flying Yorkshireman (Pocket Books 493, 1948; 273 pages). On the back of The Flying Yorkshireman, this blurb appeared:

русского языка! The upcoming Skyfall was known as "Bond 23 " prior to the announcement of the movies name, because it will be the 23rd in the series-sort of . In the 50 years from Dr.No to Skyfall, 23 James Bond movies will have been released by Eon Productions, the company founded in 1961 by Cubby Broccoli and Harry Saltzman.

That doesn`t mean there haven`t been other movies. Bond first appeared onscreen in 1954 television version of Casino Royale, a spy movie spoof, was released in 1967 by a man who had purchased the rights to the book but didn`t want to complete with Eon. It starred Bond girl Ursula Andress , Peter Sellers , Orson Welles and young Woody Allen as " Jimmy Bond ". Another notable non-Eon Bond movie was 1983`s Sean Connery vehicle and Thunderball copycat Never Say Never Again , which opened just a few moths after Octopussy .Переведите пожалуйста качественно. Не переводите через онлайн переводчики. Сделайе так чтобы перевод был качественным со всеми правилами русского языка!