Choose the correct form of the verb
(1) Byron wrote: “I awoke one morning myself famous”.
(a) to find
(b) to be found
(c) find
(d) to have found
(2) She returned to her home town never it again.
(a) leave
(b) to leave
(c) left
(d) to be left
(3) The population tends every year.
(a) to be growing
(b) be growing
(c) to have grown
(d) have grown
(4) The Chinese language is too difficult quickly.
(a)to learn
(b)to be learning
(c)be learning
(d)learn
(5) He is lucky such experience.
(a)to have acquired
(b)have acquired
(c)to be acquired
(d)be acquiring
(6) He was made that he had better keep silent.
(a)understand
(b)to understand
(c)to be understood
(d)have understood
(7) Possible promotion encouraged him English.
(a)learn
(b)be learning
(c)to have learnt
(d)to learn
(8) Slang is not supposed in the formal or official language.
(a)to use
(b)use
(c)be used
(d) to be used
(9) Do you happen anything about the incident?
(a)to have heard
(b)heard
(c)to be heard
(d)hear
(10) Latin to have been spoken by the majority of common people of the time.
(a)is said
(b)are said
(c)to be said
(d)said
(11) He is known a third language.
(a)learn
(b)to be learning
(c)to be learnt
(d)have learnt
(12) The laws to be respected by the people.
(a)is supposed
(b)suppose
(c)supposed
(d)are supposed
(13) I must go now. I promised .
(a)be not
(b) not to be
(c)to not be late
(d) not be
(14) James doesn’t speak very clearly. He is difficult .
(a)to understand
(b)to understand him
(c)to be understood
(d)to have understood
(15) I didn’t hear you . You must have been very quiet.
(a)come
(b)to come
(c)came
(d)to have come
(16) I can’t find the tickets. I seem them.
(a)to have lost
(b)to lose
(c)to be losing
(d)to have been losing
(17) Tim isn’t very reliable. He tends things.
(a)to forget
(b)to have forgot
(c)to have been forgot
(d)to be forgot
Объяснение:
Novosibirsk is a city in Russia, administrative center of Novosibirsk region and the Siberian Federal district, a major industrial, transportation, scientific and cultural centre, is located in 3303 kilometers from Moscow.
The city is located at the Priobskoye plateau adjacent to the valley of the river Ob, near the reservoir formed by the dam of the Novosibirsk hydroelectric power station.
Novosibirsk is the largest city of Siberia and the largest municipality in Russia. Its population in 2006 is 1 million 397 thousand inhabitants. The largest Novosibirsk belongs to the third place in Russia after Moscow and St. Petersburg. The city covers an area of about 500,kV. km (50021 ha).
Novosibirsk lies in the continental climate zone; the average annual air temperature is +0.2 C. Characterized by large fluctuations average (38 C) and absolute (88 C) temperatures. The average air temperature in January -18,8 C, in July +25 C. the lowest temperature was recorded on January 7, 1931 -50,2 C, the highest 22 July 1953 +37,2 C. the City is located at the intersection of forest-steppe and steppe natural zones.
The settlement that later became the city of Novosibirsk, was founded in 1893 as the future site of a railway bridge over the Ob river. During its existence it changes its name several times. First, the place where the future city was New village, after she became a New village, which was later named Alexander, in honor of St. Alexander Nevsky, the heavenly patron of Emperor Alexander III. Since 1895, it was renamed the village of Novo-Nikolayevskoye in honor of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, the patron Saint of Emperor Nicholas II. And in 1903, the settlement received the status of town. In 1925, the city of Novo-Nikolaevsk (after the October revolution, began to write the Novonikolaevsk) was renamed to Novosibirsk.
The sights of Novosibirsk include the Opera and ballet Theatre, St. Nicholas chapel, Communal bridge, a railway bridge, monument to Marshal Pokryshkin and others
