Вопрос 1: The not College open to Visitors Tues Sat afternoos onle means 1. you should come another day 2. you can come here

"В тот день я впервые поняла, какого это, когда твоя мечта сбывается. Я впервые поняла, какого это видеть перед собой человека, которого в обычный день ты видишь лишь на плакатах у себя в комнате...
Это была премия МУЗ-ТВ в Москве. Они были хэдлайнерами шоу. Но прежде чем их увидеть, я простояла два часа, а может и больше, у красной дорожки. Не обращала внимания ни на кого и пропускала мимо ушей то, что говорили ведущии.
И вот, долгожданный момент... Я вижу пару черных машин, из которых выходят ребята. Сердце уходит в пятки, барабанные перепенки вот-вот лопнут от крика фанатов. Мальчики приветливо улыбаются, а затем идут раздавать автографы. К сожалению, я не получила его, но я успела пожать руку Тому. Случайно. В этот момент мне можно было уже вызывать скорую. Хаха. Потом мы быстро побежали в концернтный зал, пока журналисты у них брали интервью.
Прошло три часа, а они все еще не выступили. Кто-то валился с ног, кто-то уже засыпал, но мы продолжали ждать. И дождались. Мальчики вышли на сцену и произвели фурор! Слезы счастья, крики удовольствия. Мечта сбылась.
Это было самое лучшее вспоминание, связанное с ними...

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wanted to call someone you stood facing the phone to dial the number. You never knew if one or more neighbours were listening as all they had to do is pick up thier receiver to eavesdrop on you conversation . Back then teenage conversations weren't so important . Any adult wanting the line could interrupt you . Unfortunately , there were no other options for communicating. There were no personal computers, no Internet , no e-mail, no text messaging or chat rooms.That landline phone was all we had . Still trying to avoid eavesdropping , I turned sideways trying not to listen to either of them . You see, I'm old enough to control my behaviour but not old enough to have poor hearing . I could not hearing their conversation.

but after all, she felt a classical education was better than a commercial course, because when you graduated from school then the road was open to you for any career at all. if you chose to, you could become a doctor, or, if you wanted to, you could become an engineer.
sasha started at the school. as his father was away every day inspecting cattle and was sometimes gone for up to three whole days at a time, it seemed to olenka that sasha was completely abandoned, was treated as if he were quite superfluous, and must be dying of hunger. so she transferred him into her part of the house and fixed up a little room for him there.
every morning olenka would come into his room and find him sound asleep with his hand tucked under his cheek, so quiet that he seemed not to be breathing.
sashenka, she said sorrowfully, get up, darling. it's time to go to school.
he got up, dressed, said his prayers, then sat down to breakfast. the sleep was not yet out of him, so he was a little cross.
you don't know your fables as you should,sashenka, said olenca, looking at him as though he were departing on a long journey. помогите перевести только не с переводчика!!!

said to him:"How long will it take you to get there?"4)Pete said to his friends:"When are you leaving St.Peterburg?"5)He said to them:"Who will you see before you leave here?"6)They said to him:"What time does the train start?"7)Ann said to Mike:"When did you leave London?"8)She said to Boris:"When will you be back home?"9)Boris said to them:"How can i get to the railway station?"10)Mary asked Tom:"What time will you come here tomorrow?"11)She asked me:"Why didn t you come here yesterday?"12)She asked me:"What will you do tomorrow if you are not busy at your office?"13)I asked Mike:"What will you do after dinner?"14)I asked my uncle:"How long did you stay in the Crimea?"15)Ada said to me:"Where did you see such trees?"Помогите пожалуйста(((

It (to happen) two years ago. Martha (my sister) and I (to decide)to make a trip to Canada. We (to pack) our suitcases rather quickly. Martha (not to be fond of) ironing very much that time so, she (to be) very surprised that I (to iron) all her clothes beforehand. When we arrived in Toronto we suddenly (to understand) that we (to leave) the address of our hotel on the table at home. Martha (to be) in panic of course I (to try) to pull myself together. We (to start) searching for our hotel. It (to turn) out that they have six hotels with the same name located in different parts of the city. We (to take) a taxi and (to go) around the city. As I (to know) the city well we (to find) our hotel soon. Surprisingly, the driver who (to give) us a drive round the city (to offer) me to work as a tour guide for those who (to come) from Paris. I (to agree), moreover, I (to have) an experience in Morocco. I (to be) in charge of different tours around the city and fortunately I never (to deal) with complaints. Our trip (to be) fascinating and we (to be) glad that we (to forget) our hotel’s address at home.

E. Supply the suitable form of past tenses.
1) It (to rain) heavily so, we (to decide) not to go hiking but to invite friends to our house and cook dinner together.2) I (to refer) to John when I told the meeting about our current problem. 3) No, I (to go) to Italy two years ago. 4) When I last went to Italy, a team of scientists (to examine) the falling tower of Pisa. 5) What you (to do) when I phoned yesterday? 6) By the time we got to the cinema the film (to start), so we missed the first five minutes. 7) I spent a week in Miami recently. I (not to be) there before.8) She told me she (to attend) a lot of meetings in Prague.