1. Will you go to the airport to meet Nikolay? - Of course. I'm so glad that he will be in Moscow again. – Did you study the same university? – Yes I did, and besides we worked at the same factory in 1981. 2. Have you invited Professor Ivanov? - Yes, he said that he would be at half past six. 3. It was pretty bad weather yesterday, and we didn’t go to the wood (forest). 4. Was it rain in the country yesterday? – No it was not. - It is strange, but it was very heavy raining in Moscow. 5. Today is very warm outside. Do you mind my opening the window? 6. Now I get up earlier than usual, because I have to prepare breakfast for my father and brothers. 7. Do you have morning newspapers? 8. Today the same bad weather as yesterday. The sun does not shine, it’s quite cold and it might snow. 9. If we go to the station by tram, we'll be late. Let's take a cab, right? 10. Could you tell the children some funny story, please? They are liked the most funny stories. 2. II. Where did you buy this watch? - In the central department store. – Is it expensive? - I paid thirty-five rubles for them. – It’s very nice watch. I like them more than my own one. 12. February is snowy here and the coldest month of the year. 13. This coat is warmer than my old one, and I’ll wear it. Today is quite cold outside. 14. Have you finished your work? - No, I have only done part of it. 15. Is summer hotter in Moscow or Leningrad? - Of course, summer is not in Leningrad hot as in Moscow. 16. Many students of our group study English hard.
1. Marketing makes (показатель 3-его лица единственного числа глагола в present simple) products available. Торговля делает товары доступными. 2. Markets (признак множественного числа имени существительного) are classified as consumer and industrial markets. (признак множественного числа имени существительного) Рынки делятся на потребительские и промышленные. 3. The people's (показатель притяжательного падежа имени существительного) ways (признак множественного числа имени существительного) in which they talk, eat, drink, work are usually called customs. (признак множественного числа имени существительного) То как люди разговаривают, едят, пьют, работают обычно называют привычками.
II. Where did you buy this watch? - In the central department store. – Is it expensive? - I paid thirty-five rubles for them. – It’s very nice watch. I like them more than my own one. 12. February is snowy here and the coldest month of the year. 13. This coat is warmer than my old one, and I’ll wear it. Today is quite cold outside. 14. Have you finished your work? - No, I have only done part of it. 15. Is summer hotter in Moscow or Leningrad? - Of course, summer is not in Leningrad hot as in Moscow. 16. Many students of our group study English hard.