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1.This ... pencil is broken.Give me that ... pencil,please.2. I have ... ten programmes on my TV/ 3. My friend has ... car ... car is broken now. 4. I got ... letter from my friend yesterday. ... leter was very long/ 5. She has two ... daughters and one ... son. Her ... son is ... student. 6. My ... brother's ... friend has no ... dog. 7. This is ... house. ... house is white. 8. They have ... party. ... party is ... birthday party. 9. I read ... good book yesterday. ... book was interesting and funny.

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long are you going to be on vacation? What are you going to do? Is anyone going to travel with you?

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deaths of people and animals. This is flooding. We call it a flood when a very large amount of water covers an area that is usually dry.
I am going to use St Petersburg as an example of an area that gets regularly flooded. Floods in St Petersburg have a long history. Some of the floods were really disastrous. They not only destroyed buildings and streets but also killed and injured people.
When people started living on the Neva River in 1700, they didn't build houses — they just built light huts which could be easily put on rafts and tied to trees, so as not to be carried away by floods.
In 1715, there was a very big flood. If you look at the picture at the top you can see that some people used boats and others stayed on the roofs of their houses. All the city bridges and buildings on the banks of the river were destroyed by the flood. Many people drowned. Lots of cows, pigs and goats died.
The second picture illustrates the biggest flood the city has ever seen. It was in 1777 when the water was about 3.5 metres higher than its usual level. There were no streets and squares any more — just one big lake. The storm was severe. The following facts show the scale of the disaster: 2,000 trees were torn out and carried away. Just imagine a wooden house was moved to the opposite bank of the Neva River.
Since that time there have been big floods in the city every five years. So people started building firm constructions. They also decided to build a dam to protect the city from flooding.
To conclude I'd like to say that though floods can be severe and dangerous, people can learn how to tame them and survive.