Posy:Were nearly there!Look out of the window.What can you see? Misha:I can see a circle of huge stones.What is it? Robin:I cant believe it.I can see the

1. ............. they from Great Britain? - yes, ......
2. ............. she cold? - yes, ..........
3. ............. it new ?- no, ..............,
4. ............. they boys happy? - no, ..........
5. .............. they got a car?- yes,.........
6. .............. she got a bike ? - no, .......
7. .............. they dive well? .... Yes, ........

see?
Misha: I can see a circle of huge stones. What is it?
Robin: I can't believe it. I can see the Giants' Ring. It's still here!
Misha: What do you know about this place? Who built it?
Robin: My father believes it was an old Druid temple. Druids worshipped the sun here. But there's a build built beautiful legend about this place. Let me brin brought
tell you. In the fifth century there was a magic place in England called Camelot. The kings of Camelot were kind and strong. Their best friend was Merlin who was a great wizard. It all happened after a big war. A lot of soldiers died for their country and the king. The king's brother Ambrosius wanted to build a monument to his soldiers. "This monument must stand forever," he said to Merlin.
Rosy:"Send for the Giants' Ring, which is in Ireland. In that place, there's a circle of stones. No man from our time could build it. The stones are huge and nobody on earth is strong enough to move them. The giants brought them to Ireland from Africa. They used the stones to cure diseases. You must take the stones from Ireland and put them in the same position on Salisbury Plain. Then, they will stand forever." Ambrosius and his soldiers went to Ireland and found the huge stone ring, but they couldn't move it. Finally, Merlin used his magic and brought the stones to this place. The legend also says, Merlin's grave is under these stones. That's a very beautiful legend, Robin, but I don't believe it. The name of this place is Stonehenge. It is older than the pyramids in Egypt. My brother Mark will tell you all about it.

see the Giants' Ring. It's still here! Misha: What do you know about this place? Who built it? Robin: My father believes it was an old Druid temple. Druids worshipped the sun here. But there's a build built beautiful legend about this place. Let me brin brought tell you. In the fifth century there was a magic place in England called Camelot. The kings of Camelot were kind and strong. Their best friend was Merlin who was a great wizard. It all happened after a big war. A lot of soldiers died for their country and the king. The king's brother Ambrosius wanted to build a monument to his soldiers. "This monument must stand forever," he said to Merlin. Rosy:"Send for the Giants' Ring, which is in Ireland. In that place, there's a circle of stones. No man from our time could build it. The stones are huge and nobody on earth is strong enough to move them. The giants brought them to Ireland from Africa. They used the stones to cure diseases. You must take the stones from Ireland and put them in the same position on Salisbury Plain. Then, they will stand forever." Ambrosius and his soldiers went to Ireland and found the huge stone ring, but they couldn't move it. Finally, Merlin used his magic and brought the stones to this place. The legend also says, Merlin's grave is under these stones. That's a very beautiful legend, Robin, but I don't believe it. The name of this place is Stonehenge. It is older than the pyramids in Egypt. My brother Mark will tell you all about it.

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herself. 2. The boy (to hurt) himself while he (to skate). 3. When the
woman (to enter) the room, the children (to feed) the goldfish. 4. When I
(to visit) my friends in Denmark, I (to buy) two presents for my
family. 5. When it (to start) to rain, we (to bathe) in the river. 6.
Yesterday at one o'clock I (to have) lunch at the canteen.

7. When he (to come) in, I (to do) my exercises.

8. What you (to do) at eight o'clock yesterday?

9. At this time yesterday I (to go) home. 10. You (to sleep) when I (to
go) out. 11. He (to read) on the sofa when I (to come) in and (to sit)
down beside him. 12. I (to walk) along the street with my friend when a
tram (to pass). 13. She (to look) out of the window when I (to see) her.
14. We (to answer) the teacher's questions when the headmistress (to
enter) the classroom. 15. They (to drink) tea when I (to come) home. 16.
He (to walk) along the river when a boat (to pass). 17. The old man (to
think) about his plan when he (to fall) asleep. 18. We (to listen) to
an interesting lecture yesterday. 19. When I (to enter) the classroom,
the teacher (to write) words on the blackboard and the pupils (to copy)
them into their exercise books. 20. They (to get) ready to go out when
it (to begin) raining.