Отр.
1.I don't have breakfast at eight o"clock.
2.When I was a child I didn't want to be a doctor.
3. Alice didn't came back from America last month.
4.I didn't get up late on Sundey.
5.I don't watch TV every day.
6.Helen doesn't work very hard.
7.Peter isn't very good at tennis.
8.I shall not be there tomorrow.
9.She will not join us, but not today.
10.They will not see each other tomorrow.
Вопр.
1.Do I have breakfast at eight o"clock.?
2 Did i want to be a doctor when i was a child?
3. Did Alice come back from America last month.?
4. Did I get up late on Sundey.?
5.Do I watch TV every day.?
6.Does Helen work very hard.?
7.Is Peter very good at tennis.?
8 . Shall I be there tomorrow.?
9.will She join us, but not today.?
10.Will They see each other tomorrow.?
In the summer of 2012 torrential rains caused severe flash floods in Russia's southern Krasnodar region. 172 people, many of them elderly, died in the floods and almost 4,000 were inured. Several thousand people had to be evacuated, and 5,500 residents lost their property completely in the area's worst natural disaster in decades.
The town of Krymsk was the worst hit area. Its residents described how a five-metre wave swept through their homes in the middle of the night, turning the town into a mudbath. If people had been warned and evacuated, they could have been saved, but the authorities failed to warn them.
Летом 2012 года проливные дожди вызвали сильные ливневые паводки в южной части Краснодарского края. В результате наводнения 172 человека, многие из которых были пожилыми людьми, погибли и почти 4000 человек были ранены. Несколько тысяч человек пришлось эвакуировать, а 5500 жителей полностью лишились имущества в результате самого страшного за последние десятилетия стихийного бедствия в этих местах.
Наиболее пострадавшим районом стал город Крымск. Его жители рассказали, как посреди ночи их дома накрыла пятиметровая волна, заполнив город грязью. Если бы людей предупредили и эвакуировали, их можно было бы но власти не оповестили их.