1. When was the telephone invented?
2. The letter won't be written tomorrow.
3. English is spoken all over the world.
4. She showed me the picture that had been painted by her husband.
5. These houses were built in 1500.
6. Flowers are usually sold in the streets.
7. This film will be discussed at the next lesson.
8. What is usually made from milk?
9. The UK is washed by the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea.
I.1. You will be taken around the city tomorrow.
2. Melons are being grown in the south of France.
3. He was shocked by the story at our last meeting.
4. In 1980 the Olympic Games are held in Moscow.
5. Mercedes cars are made in Germany.
6. We were impressed by her acting at her last concert.
7. More raw materials would be imported in the future.
8. The examination will be held next Friday.
A person is born with certain data, and everyone will find their own school circle. There are many school circles. There is a circle of drawing, dancing, sports, music, etc. Each suits a different circle. Someone enters into it on the advice of friends or acquaintances. Some by the insistence of the parents, and finally by their own choice. Circles differ not only in name or what they do there, but also in the atmosphere. For example: in one school the drawing circle is led by a teacher who is friendly towards students, at another school the teacher is vice versa. But not only from the teachers, what kind of atmosphere will be in the classroom? She curls and from students. In general there are many circles and each of them is differently arranged.