Words connected with transport (1-5) with the means of transport(A, B, C) 1) Check-in desk 2) engine 3) carriage 4)

Заранее большое спасибо.

always,every morning,now,at the moment,on Mondays,never.
1.Ben______________eats tomatoes. He doesn't like them.
2.She is playing computer games in her bedroom_________________.
3.We go to school by bus_________________
4.I have a piano lesson____________________
5.They are doing the chores_______________
6.She___________________brushes her teeth after dinner.

840 the King of the Scots and Picts, Kenneth MacAlpine, put a big stone on top of Moot Hill in Scone. It was not a simple stone: when the rightful king sat on it, the stone cried and sang. Ordinary people didn't hear the voice of the stone, but we, the children of this land and mountains, we, the Druids, heard it as clearly as other people hear the sound of the wind. At that time the words of the ancient family oath were heard for the first time: "I am from the Clan MacWizard. By earth and water, wind and fire I swear that I'll give my life to protect Lia Fail. No wrong man will ever rule my country. Let the prophecy come true! Fight for the ring! Fight with the ring! Fight in the ring!"

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"Dreaming again, Douglas? You'd better go and get some wood." Dorell's voice brought me back to reality. I didn't answer, but took my knife and went out of our little cottage in the middle of the forest. In fact, Dorell was my grandfather, but I called him by his name because we had never been close. Maybe a long time ago when I was a child, I loved him, but I don't remember. Ten years ago when I was six, the English came to Scone Abbey to take Lia Fail. All my family had been killed long before that, but Dorell was at the abbey. He is a wizard, he could stop King Edward, I knew it, but he did nothing. He stood and watched as the English king took our stone and carried it away. I can't forgive Dorell for that.

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I sighed with relief when the Scots noticed the danger too and ran in different directions. They had hoped to hide in the forest, but their enemies were faster. Five of them attacked the Scots' leader. He was a strong man and fought bravely. Four of the attackers were killed, and the Scot ran into the forest. I ran towards him to help, but when he came closer, I was sorry about my decision. I could clearly see the red and gold coat of arms of Clan Bruce of Annadale. The man in front of me was Robert the Bruce, the most important person in Scotland and the claimant to the Scottish throne. A lot of people loved him and hoped that he could become our leader in the war against the English, but Bruce could never make up his mind. He was half Norman, half Scottish, and his lands in England and in Scotland made him a very rich man. So though he liked to talk about his love for his country, in fact he preferred to wait, watch and be friends with everybody.

2.the sport of playing a type of football with an oval ball

3.the sport of one who swims

4.the sport of playing a type of football with an oval ball

5.a game for two people who use rackets, a small soft ball and a low net

6.the sport of moving through the water in a boat without sails

7.the sport of going on horseback

8.a game played by two teams of 6 players each that is played on an ice rink

9.an outdoor game, popular in Britain played in summer with a small ball by two teams of 11 players each, usually dressed in white.

Kirriemuir, Scotland. Now his birthplace (0) is kept (to keep) as a museum. Robert Burns is the national poet of Scotland, and January 25 — the date of his birth — (1)____________ (to celebrate) by Scots the world over. Robert Burns (2) ________________ (to remember) with a ceremony called Burns' Supper, at which traditional Scottish dishes (3) ________________ (to eat). Burns' poems (4)____________{to read) and after the meal (5)________________ (to finish) there may be some Scottish dancing. In 2009, the 250th anniversary of his birthday (6) ________________ (to mark). There are special book museums all over Great Britain. Exhibitions of books, photographs, pictures of famous British writers (7) ________________ (to hold) there. The exhibition of one of Scotland's best-loved writer Robert Louis Stevenson (8) ________________ (to organise) in 2005, to mark the 155th anniversary of his birthday. The National Portrait Gallery in London contains a lot of world-famous masterpieces. Many portraits of famous British writers (9) ________________ (to exhibit) there. Agatha Christie is the world's most published crime writer. Agatha Christie's books (10) ____,_ (to translate) into 103 languages, and they are still popular today. A new collection of her detective stories (11) ________________ (to publish). Exhibitions on her life and work (12) . every year in her native town, Torquay, England.

things which you can eat to be healthy

c) the jobs of three people who work in a hospital

d) three things you can take when you are ill

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