Объяснение:
The Olympic Games is a worldwide famous sport event. Every four years the best sportsmen of every country united in national teams meet each other in one selected city to find out who is the strongest, fastest and the sturdiest person in the world. There are two types of these games: summer and winter ones, because all sports are conditionally divided according to seasons.The event was first organized by the ancient Greeks at the Olympus (a residence of Greek gods) more than 2,700 years ago. Modern games are very different from the first ones and quantity of played sports changes every time depending on their popularity. Summer sports usually include synchronized swimming, volleyball, rhythmic-sportive gymnastics, pole vaulting, athletics, etc. The most popular winter sports are hockey, bobsledding, figure skating, biathlon and skiing. As it was noted before, the programme is changeable: the most popular sport stays, the less popular one disappears for some time (rugby, motor sports and golf).
Elizaveta Petrovna Glinka (Poskrebysheva), known under the network pseudonym "Doctor Liza", was born in Moscow on February 20, 1962 in Moscow into a military family. Elizaveta Glinka's mother is a renowned doctor, author of books on cooking and TV presenter Galina Poskrebysheva.
After graduating from the Second Moscow State Medical Institute named after Pirogov in 1986, specializing in “pediatric resuscitation specialist-anesthesiologist,” she and her husband, an American lawyer of Russian origin Gleb Glinka, left for the United States. There she began working in a hospice and received her second medical degree in palliative medicine, graduating from Dartmouth Medical School.
In the late nineties, Elizaveta Glinka and her husband, who got a job in Ukraine, moved to Kiev. There she became the organizer of the patronage palliative care service and the first free hospice in Ukraine at the oncological center. After the end of her husband's contract, the family returned to the United States, but Elizaveta Glinka continued to support the Kiev hospice.
In 2007, after returning to Moscow, she founded and headed the Fair Help charity foundation. In the fall of 2012, she was included in the Council under the President of the Russian Federation for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights (HRC).
With the beginning of the armed conflict in southeastern Ukraine, Elizaveta Glinka took an active part in providing assistance to residents of the unrecognized republics, including in the evacuation of wounded and sick children to Russia. Elizaveta Glinka was a member of the board of the Vera Hospice Foundation, established in 2006. In addition to Kiev and Moscow, she oversaw the work of hospices in other cities of Russia, as well as in Armenia and Serbia.
On the morning of December 25, 2016, a Tu-154 plane of the Russian Defense Ministry crashed over the Black Sea near Sochi, including Elizaveta Glinka, who was accompanying a humanitarian cargo of medicines to a Syrian clinic. Elizaveta Glinka left behind three sons (two relatives and one adopted).
Объяснение:
1. There is no point in continuing this conversation.
2. I met with this person, and not making an appointment.
3. I have no desire to go there right now.
4. The dishes need to be washed, and the flowers need to be watered.
5. You remember coming here for the first time that morning.
6. Did you remember to send the money?
7. He tried to grow potatoes there.
8. I knew he was trying to save some money.
9. It's worth taking your temperature, even if you don't have a headache.
10. You can't rely on him to give you truthful information.
11. Our chances of winning were very slim.
12. I hate it when he talks to me like that.
13. Reading this novel, you could not help but admire the courage of the main character.
14. My mother offered to buy a washing machine.
15. Everyone was surprised that this issue was resolved so quickly.
16. He stopped singing.
17. They stopped for lunch.
18. She couldn't help but talk about it during the evening because she was excited.
19. Aren't you used to walking?