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D. Some verbs (for example, be/know/hear/have/believe) are not n
used in the continuous form. With these verbs when we talk about sn0rmally
that began in the past and still continues now, we use the present perfect
Compare the present and the present pcrfect.
- Bill is in hospital •
but He has been in hospital since Monday.
Do you know each other well?
but Have you known each other for a long time?
Do they have a car?
but How long have they had their car?
Here arc some more example situations:
Have you heard from Brian recently/lately?
I've met a lot of people in the last / past few days.
• Everything is going well. We haven't had any problems so far.
• I have been here all day.
• I haven't seen Peter for ages.
• He hasn't phoned me for months.
• He has always loved you.

1.Where ... you from
2. The book ... on the table.
3. I ... glad to see you.
4. What ... your name
5. My parents ... workers
6. Moskow ... capital of Russia

1. There is no smoke without fire
2. It is better to die standing than to live kneeling
3. Never put off till tomorrow what can be done today
4. He worked in the garden in summer
5. Nelly answers her letters. Her answers are clever
6. I like to walk in the mountains. Lets go for a walk

A B
during beats
achieve fingernails
heart incredible things
spend time her lifetime
grow in love
breathe blood cells
produce red of your life
fall day
wedding air
for the rest on the telephone

But we (are, is) younger then she (am, is). We (is, are) first-year students. She (are, is) our English teacher. English (am, is) an interesting subject. At our Institute it (is, are) an obligatory subject. At all the Technical Institutes foreign languages (is, are) obligatory. At present it (is, are) necessary to study foreign languages.

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pluses in that you can study English on the Internet when you want. You can choose time. On the Internet there can be more detailed material. also you shouldn't leave the house. one more plus that you won't spend money. Now each person can allow himself it.
Minuses of studying of English on the Internet, it is laziness. It is sometimes very difficult to sit down most at the Internet and to start studying English. You can use helps. if you have no progress, you can give up English studying on the Internet.
Presently English needs to be known all. Many professions demand knowledge of English. Studying of English is a hard work. Many efforts are necessary that, to study it. English language is an international language. His knowledge can help you with rest abroad. I think that English studying on the Internet, more popular way. After studying, you will be able to watch movies in English, to listen to music. the most important you will be able to communicate with foreigners, to study their culture. I very much like English, I completely would like to seize it. 15:09:39

A lot of teenagers join different groups and movements nowadays. Why? Perhaps it is the lack of any other way to express what attracts young people to different subcultures. May be they protest against their parents or rebel against the oldergeneration. In my opinion, the main reason of joining the group is the ability to show your solidarity with like-minded friends. There are a lot of different subcultures, so young people can find a group or a movement that will suit their interests.
A subculture is any group with a distinct style and identity. Different subcultures have their own beliefs, values, fashion and favourite music. For example, hippies of the 1970s wore unusual clothes and had long hair. Hippies believed in peace, and one of their favourite sayings was "Make love, not war". Today hippies are more socially active. They set up environmental groups and join charity projects.
Yet, not all groups are peaceful. Some of them are rather rebellious. Sadly, some of them are prepared to physically hurt people in an attempt to get their message across. For example, punks are opposed to the values, norms and materialism in the society. They express this in loud and violent music, strange clothing and hair of unusual colours.
The ideal subculture for me is Goths. They see the world as a dark place and like it that way. I completely agree with them because our life is very difficult. Goths make a statement with their fashion as well as with their philosophy. With startling white make-up, black or purple hair, black lipstick and fingernails, these people certainly stand out in the crowd. I also like black colours, so I think it is an ideal subculture for me.
I would like to join some group of Goths because I approve their lifestyle. Of course, when I join the group, I will have to obey certain rules, but on the other hand, belonging to a group will help me to express my individuality.
Some people think that all subcultures are awful. We must admit that many of teenage subcultures are associated with drugs and violence. But subcultures are not as bad as they are thought to be. Teens want to show off. But at the same time a lot of teens think about changing the world to the best. A subculture is a way of life; it is a real life for us.

On the other
hand, complex pedagogic cal approaches can be difficult to set up and slow to
develop, though they have the potential to provide more engaging learning
experiences for students. Somewhere between these extremes is an ideal pedagogy
that allows a particular educator to effectively create educational materials
while simultaneously providing the most engaging educational experiences for
students. Summary Marketing can be defined as identifying and meeting
consumers' wants profitably. It is not just selling, but the whole process of
researching customer needs, designing the product, promoting the product,
getting it into the hands of the consumer and ensuring that the cost of doing
all this is less than the revenue. Customer wants are identified through market
research. There are two main classifications of research: desk research and
field research. Desk research is cheaper because it uses published material,
perhaps already available in the firm, in trade magazines, in government
statistics or from some other source. However, because it has been produced for
some other purpose it may not provide the information a firm needs. Field
research can be specifically commissioned, and therefore targeted to provide
detailed information. An example of field research would be a consumer panel
testing and commenting on a trial version of a product. Maturity Time Market
research is the first stage of the product life cycle (see diagram above).
Products go through various stages from introduction to growth to maturity and
finally into decline.

The length of
time it takes a product to go through each stage varies. Some high-fashion
products are designed to go through all the stages in just one season. Other
products, for example cabbages, have been in the maturity stage for centuries. The
vast majority of ideas which firms come up with never get out of the
development stage. This is because firms have decided either that there is no
market for them or that they cannot satisfy the market profitably. The early
stages of the product life cycle are expensive: paying for research, prototypes
and machines, training workers, advertising, etc., while at the same time the
product is not generating any revenue. During the introduction stage sales will
hopefully take off, but marketing will still be expensive and production costs
will always be incurred. Even for successful products it will be some time
before the cash flowing in will match all the cash which is flowing out and
that which has been paid out on research and development.