To enjoy, to forget,to create,to talk,to impress,to help. перевод на русский

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6.Mary is here. Where are ... ?

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15.She won't see him ... he phones her.

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16.. ... only one theatre and two cinemas in this city ten years ago.

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British cinemas.There have always been British films,of course,but the majority of the films demonstrated in British cinemas were Hollywood films. Now this is beginning to change. In the 1990s there was much talk of a renaissance.Film makers make films and entertain people at home and around the world.
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Impressive music

ТОЛЬКО НА РУССКОМ И НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ И ПОКАЖИТЕ ГДЕ ОНИ В ТЕКСТЕ ЗАРАНЕЕ СПАСИБО))

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The Birmingham-born reggae singer moved to the Top of the Pop stage in early 1993. Twelve months later, he was coming to the end of a disastrous second tour of India,and thinking of stopping the business. ''It took me almost a year to find myself,'' says Apache Indian, a stage name for 27-year-old Steve Kapur. In the end,Make Way for the Indian, a powerful record,appeared. Later in the year, he also becomes a deejay with his own weekly show on Radio One. ''My music is a reflection of how i grew up-the reggae from the streets, the Indian bhangra sound and language from home, and perhaps the pop from the radio.'' Reggae has always been a powerful musicial force in Birmingham, producing acts such as Steel Pulse and UB40.Steve Kapur unlike his Asian mates in school followed the music from the age of 13. His parents couldn`t understand this. ''My parents came to this country when rock and roll was popular,and they were great fans of Elvis Presley. If I had followed him, there would have been no problem. Asians tend to have a very negative attitude towards black people, and reggae in particular was associated with gangs.'' Steve disapproves violence. '' I would take my family away and live somewhere else if I thought my children might get mixed up in gangs.'' Kapur was an excellent pupil and eventually became the best at school. Howewer when he was 18 he dropped out of college because of some family problems. Kapur joined his father workingin the shop and, as he was free from having to study in the evenings, devoted more time to reggae. He bought a van to help a local reggae sound system travel around the country, and finally started deejaying himself. Apache has not, howewer, forgotten about his roots. ''It was hard to record the album because i felt a lot of pressure.'' But Make Way for the Indian became a socially conscious album. ''People are getting shot, kids are on cocaine and crack, and i do address those subjects. I`m not leaving out the Asian people because what toy apply to the Indian people,you apply you the white people, you apply to all.''

to come out of Britain in a long, long time. He's shifted nearly 50 million records worldwide - more than any other solo British artist - while the single that launched him on the road to solo megastardom, Angels, is still one of the most popular songs of all time. His first appearance on the pop scene was over a decade ago, in 1990, but in a remarkably different guise. Nigel Martin-Smith had created a boyband called Take That, and the role of the “cheeky one” fell to 16-year-old Robbie. Six years later the group split up. When, 1996, Robbi released his first single, a cover version of George Michael`s Freedom, the prognosis was not good. But, when he returned a year later with the song Old Before I Die, it looked as though the handsome entertainer was back at his best. Since then, his popularity has grown, as has stature as a song-writer. He and his musical partner Guy Chamders have become the most sought-after musicians in London. Robbie bought a house in Los Angeles in 2002, in an attempt to crack to American music industry. However, the talented singer's move across the pond was been blighted by bouts of depression and insecurity, despite his continued popularity in his native UK. Ironically, while his former Take That bandmates reunited with phenomenal success, Robbie was struggling to overcome his demons and checked into rehab on his 33rd birthday, in February 2007. Fans and wellwishers were left hoping that the great entertainer and showman would return to his best. And return to his best he did. After finding love with American actress Ayda Field he staged a long-awaited comeback in the UK, calling the brunette beauty his "wife" in various interviews and revealing he's happier than he's ever been. In 2009, the couple relocated to Englend after Robbie purshased a f7 million mansion-complete with helicopter hangar, awimming pool, tennis courts and 71 acres-in Wiltshire. He wheels were in motion for the star to stage him comeback on the music scene, having credited his new girlfriend with turning his life around and getting his career back on track. As it turned out, his first performance in three years could not have been more high-profile. He wowed the crowds with further appearans on Jonathan Ross’ chat show and at the Brit Awards in February 2010, where he picked up an Outstanding Contribution Award. His new albom Video Killed The Radio Star rocketed to numder two in the charts. Later on that year, the news many fans had been waiting for was announced. Robbie was joining up with his old band mates to stage a Take That reunion, involving an album full of new material and a stadium tour planned for summer 2011.

7. Do you have any favourite performers — musicians, singers or bands? Who are they and why do you like them? 8. What in your view makes music such a pop-ular hobby? Do you think it is mostly a hobby for the young? 9. Can listening to music turn into a kind of addiction? Do you know people addicted to music? Does music help them or does it interfere with their lives? Do you think one should develop their taste in music? How can people do it? 11. What world-famous composers do you know? What facts about their lives and work can you mention? 12. Do you know any musical festivals, competitions? Where and when are they held? (Перевод на русский: 7. У тебя есть какие-либо любимые музыканты” †исполнителей, певцы или группы? Кто они и почему тебе нравятся они? 8. Что с твоей точки зрения делает музыку таким популярным хобби? Ты думаешь, что это - главным образом хобби для молодежи? 9. Слушание музыки может превратиться в своего рода склонность? Ты знаешь, что люди увлекались музыкой? Музыка помогает им, или она вмешивается в их жизни? Ты думаешь, что нужно развить их вкус в музыке? Как люди могут сделать это? 11. Каких всемирно известных композиторов ты знаешь? Какие факты об их жизнях и работе ты можешь упомянуть? 12. Ты знаешь какие-либо музыкальные фестивали, соревнования? Где и когда они проводятся?)