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КАК ПРАВИЛЬНО НАКРЫТЬ СТОЛ?


Красиво накрытый стол создает особое настроение. Вот некоторые советы, как этого добиться.

Каждому гостю поставьте большую тарелку. Столовые приборы кладутся рядом с тарелкой. (Чем более официальный прием, тем больше приборов потребуется, но все они должны лежать в порядке появления блюд.) Положите вилки слева, а ножи справа, острым краем к тарелке. Положите ложки справа от ножей.

Если у вас достаточно места, десертные приборы кладутся над тарелкой (вилка рядом с тарелкой, ручкой влево, ложка над вилкой, ручкой вправо). Если места нет, перед десертом уберите лишние приборы со стола и подайте десертные.

Поставьте пирожковую тарелку слева от большой тарелки, над вилками. Нож для сливочного масла можно положить на пирожковую тарелку, ручкой вправо. Если нужны тарелки для салата, ставьте их слева от вилок. Бокалы ставят справа над ножами. Ближе всего к тарелке поставьте стакан для воды, затем бокал для белого вина, и после него — бокал для красного, если вы подаете два вида вина.

Салфетку можно положить слева от вилок или в центр большой тарелки.

sentence. Identify and correct it.

She has to catching (A) the (B) next train or else she will (C) spend the night at the (D) platform.
Mitch did (A) his test so quick (B) that he must have known (C) all the answers (D) before.
Mary got used to speak (A) French fluently (B) after having spent a year (C) in Paris (D).
Many questions concerning their future expedition has (A) been raised (B) but not one has been (C) as heatedly discussed as this one (D).
We visited (A) yesterday (B) our grandmother to tell (C) her the sad news (D).
There were (A) eight childs (B) at my lesson today but your child (C) was not (D) among them.
The only students (A) whom the teacher (B) asked speaking (C) at the conference were (D) Sam, George, Jerry and I.
It's (A) quite an amused party (B) and now when it is time to leave (C), nobody wants (D) to go home.
The coffee that your brother is making (A) in the kitchen (B) is smelling (C) delicious (D).
People (A) usually wears (B) clothing for two different (C) reasons (D) - warmth and decoration.
Guppies are sometimes called (A) rainbow fishes (B) because of the males’ (C) bright colors (D).
Serving several terms (A) in Congress (B), Shirley Chisholm, became (C) the (D) important politician.
The policeman (A) told the passengers (B) in the bus to sit (C) quiet (D).
The tourists wanted to spend (A) the weekend in the (B) mountain hotel but was not able (C) to raise (D) enough money.

is not very big with the population more than eighteen million people.
The climate of the country is very hot. The biggest part of Australia lies in the tropical belt. It rains heavily in summer, but it's very hot, too.
Northeast coast of the country is protected by the Great Barrier Reef, and in the east there is the Great Dividing Range with Mount Kosciusko, the highest mountain of Australia.
The deepest river in Australia is the Murray River and the Darling is the longest one. In desert regions there are salt lakes like Lake Eyre. The inner part of Australia is occupied by deserts. The most famous ones are Desert Victoria and Gibson's Desert. In the west semi-deserts turn into savannahs.
The plant life of Australia varies. There are desert grasses, scrub, eucalyptus, acacias and others. Australia animals are unique, they can not be found in any other place of the Earth. For example, kangaroos, koalas, Tasmanian devils, echidnas, platypuses, dingos and others.
Australia is a member of the Commonwealth. It is a federation of 6 states and 2 territories. A governor heads each state. Australia is a constitutional monarchy with the Queen of Great Britain (Elizabeth II) as the head of the state. The head of government is Prime Minister. The national currency is the Australian dollar.
English is the official language of Australia. There are also a lot of aboriginal languages and dialects in Australia.
The capital of Australia is Canberra which is often called the Garden City because of its streets lined with trees. Other world famous cities are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is the largest city-port called the Queen City of the South. It is Australian main commercial and industrial centre. Sydney Opera House in Sydney is considered to be one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. Australia is an industrial country rich in coal, gas, oil, ores, gold, opals. It is an agricultural country, too. Most food products are produced for exporting. Australia is number one in producing lamb meat and sheep wool. Bee-keeping is developed as well.
Australia is a very interesting country with rich culture and strange animals. I would love to go there one day.

Answer the questions
1.Where is it situated?
2.What octans is its washed ?
3.What's its population?
4.What is the climate?
35.What is its the highest mountain?
6.What is its the deepest and longest rivers?
7.What is the most famous desert?
8.What kind of animals live in Australia?
9.Who is the head of the state?
10 Who is the head of the government?
11.What's its capital?
12.What's its the main industrial centres?

ericans. It’s the statue of a graceful woman with the flare in her hand, which enlightens the world. The structure of the woman is colossal. Its total height is about 93 meters. The woman only, without the flare and the base, is 46 meters. When visitors want to reach the spiky crown of the statue they should overpass 356 stairs. The Statue of Liberty is situated on the Liberty Island, which is not far from Manhattan. The full name of the statue is “Liberty Enlightening the World” and it was presented to the USA by Frenchmen on 28 October 1886 in order to commemorate the centennial of the American Revolution. Thus, the statue symbolizes freedom and democracy of American nation. Another remarkable symbol is the crown on the head of Statue of Liberty. It has seven rays on it, which symbolize seven continents and seven seas. The crown also contains 25 windows symbolizing earthly gems and heavenly rays, which illuminate the world. The Statue of Liberty is almost always open for visitors. People arrive here by ferry and then climb on top of the structure, where the museum of statue’s history is situated. People can also see well the spectacular New York Harbor from the top of the statue. Each year millions of tourists from all over the world visit the Statue of Liberty and remember this trip for a lifetime.

OPTIMIST

2.

The woman across the street is very ….

ATTRACT

3.

The film was quite …

BORE

4.

Kim is very kind and she never … anyone.

CRITIC

5.

Tom is a famous …

PIANO

6.

The food will be ready in a minute. Don’t be so ….

PATIENT

7.

I should learn by heart this list of …… verbs.

REGULAR

8.

The …. of the environment is an issue that concern all of us.

PROTECT

9.

Simon never studies, so …. that he will pass his exams.

DOUBT

10.

We realized that we had been driving wrong … for an hour.

DIRECT

11.

Nom is a very ….businessman.

SUCCESS

12.

She was so shocked at the news that she was …..

SPEECH

13.

The city centre is full of ……. buildings.

HISTORY

14.

Tim is so ….. driver; he will cause an accident one day.

CARE

15.

The children were having a great time to sliding gown the ….. slopes.

SNOW

16.

Nick’s suggestion was well-meaning but …..

PRACTICAL

17.

Helen gave an amazing ….. in the play.

PERFORM

18.

He had no …. for the missing files.

EXPLANE

19.

I enjoy sampling …… dishes when I go abroad.

TRADITION

20.

He has made ….. progress at school this year.

REMARK

21.

You shouldn’t be so … on your parents at the age of thirty.

DEPEND

22.

Guess what! Tina sent me a wedding ……

INVITE

23.

A group of music ….. decided to create their own business.

PROFESSION

24.

It’s a good way to improve your ……

EDUCATE

25.

The vase is very …. for me, it’s my granny’s present.

VALUE