Rostkoviana on the square of the Cathedral, savers Poltavska plateau Vanova Gori. Swede otkryvatsja a great craved the valley of RCCI Vorskly that part of the city: Poltavskiy Poll, the Levada workmanlike.Description and legendPoltava White gazebo is a semicircular colonnade of 8 Doric columns on the stylobate, which are developed entablature, complete atkom. The total height of the monument — 9 metersWhite gazebo in an old photograph The structure somewhat resembles a horseshoe, bent its edges to the assumption Cathedral, located on the columns. Such a "horseshoe" appearance of the gazebo is due, according to the legend, the fact that it is on the Cathedral square of the city on the second day after the battle of Poltava took place the meeting of craftsmen of Poltava with the Russian Tsar Peter I, and, like, a local blacksmith immediately expertly shod Tsar's horse who lost a horseshoe during the Poltava battle
Now everybody uses different gadgets. For me it is impossible to accomplish daily works without gadgets. For example, there is a computer in my room. I can use it for different purpose: I can read books and news, watch films, listen to music, play games, communicate with friends and relatives. it is very convenient. Also you can find in my room such electronic devices as ipod, stereo, mobile phone. When the weather is cold especially in winter, I switch on my room heater. Also I have a hair dryer, I use it every day.
Верный ответ: Is Pete going to school by bike?
В be going to предложения строятся так:
Сущ/местоим+am/is/are going to+основной глагол, выражающий действие
I am going to visit my parents tomorrow- я собираюсь навестить своих родителей завтра
Отрицательные предложения:
Сущ/местоим +am/is/are not going to+основной глагол
He isn’t/is not going to visit his parents tomorrow.
Вопросительные предложения:
Am/is/are+сущ/местоим+going to+ основной глагол
Are you going to visit your friends?
ВАЖНО:
Am употребляется только с местоимением I
Is употребляется только с He, She , It
Are употребляется только с We, You, They