The history of hotels in Russia date back to the Middle Ages when Moscow become the capital of the country. At that time Moscow be a big trade centre of Russia. Inns play the role os places which give traders bed and meal. Together with the development of trade in the 16th century first hotels appear in Moscow. At 3. Varvarka Street you can see the building of the Gostiny Dvor which build in the times of Ivan the Terrible. During the reign of Peter the Great the trade wich foreign countries rise greatly and more places need for thaders.
Later several more hostel in European style open in the neighbouring to the Kremlin streets inside the Boulevard Ring.
More than 20 hotels wait for tourists at the beginning os the 20th century. The most famous os them be Grand hotel, National, Metropol and Savoy.
After the revolution of 1917 many famous hotels close, some become hostels for members of the new government. For example, in room 107 of the National Hotel Vladimir Lenin live with his wife Krupskaya.
Nowadays there be about 200 hotels in Moscow but you still have in advance ithere if you want come to our capital to see its sights.
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1)
− The classroom in the picture isn’t small, is it?
− No, it isn’t. The classroom in the picture looks small.
2)
− You can’t see any desks in the picture, can you?
− Yes, I can. I can see 2 pupils’ desks and 1 teacher’s desk in the picture.
3)
− There are a lot of pupils in the classroom, aren’t there?
− No, there aren’t. There are not a lot of pupils in the classroom. There are 3 pupils only.
4)
− There is no teacher in the classroom, isn’t there?
− Yes, there is. There is one teacher in the classroom.
5)
− The pupils are sitting at their desks, aren’t they?
− No, they aren’t. The pupils are not sitting at their desks; they are standing.
6)
− The teacher is not writing on the blackboard, is she?
− No, she isn’t. The teacher isn’t writing on the blackboard.
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1)
− Классная комната на картинке не маленькая, не так ли?
− Нет, это не так. Классная комната на картинке выглядит маленькой.
2)
– На картинке вы не можете увидеть никаких столов, не так ли?
− Нет, не так. Я могу видеть 2 ученических стола и 1 учительский стол на картинке.
3)
− В классе много учеников, не так ли?
− Нет, не много. В классе не так много учеников. Всего 3 ученика.
4)
− В классе нет учителя, не так ли?
− Нет, есть. В классе есть один учитель.
5)
− Ученики сидят за партами, не так ли?
− Нет, это не так. Ученики не сидят за партами; они стоят.
6)
− Учитель не пишет на доске, не так ли?
− Да, не пишет. Учитель не пишет на доске.