C. Fill in the articles where necessary. 1. ..... Jersey is ..... largest and most important of ..... Channel Islands. It has ..... population of nearly 83,000. 2. About ..... hundred miles south of England and within sight of ..... French coast lies the small group of ..... beautiful rocky islands known as ..... Channel Islands. 3. In Hungary,..... tourism and industrial development around ..... shores of ..... Lake Balaton have rendered..... lake biologically dead . 4. ..... sunlight gives us..... heat, some of ..... heat warms .....atmosphere, and some of ..... heat escapes back into ..... space. 5. Stories of ..... monster in ..... Loch Ness date back at least to..... 6th century, but most zoologists deny the possibility that ..... large and unknown animal might be living in ..... Loch Ness. 6. Stonehenge is ..... ancient megalithic monument located on the Salisbury plain in ..... southern England about two miles west of ..... River Avon. ..... biggest question that still remains concerning Stonehenge is why it was built. 7. ..... old people are always saying that young are not what they were. same comment is made from generation to generation one that . . Every new generation is different from preceded it. 8. most important musical event of 80s was "Live aid". man who organized it was Bob Geldof. He started to raise for starving people of Ethiopia in 1984. 9. Almost everybody watches dozens of TV commercials every day. In TV commercial Most slogan. images and words are both commercials usually include vital factors. short, clever phrase or 10. Today most American families have at least two TV sets. only activity that takes up more of their free time is sleeping. They are criticized by some experts for of the television. amount of time they spend in front. 11. People all over world know Wimbledon as centre of lawn tennis. Wimbledon is now a part of Greater London, but it used to be country village. 14. Today we have electric clocks that keep giving right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. invented clocks that look like large machines and tell to split second. scientists have correct time 12. Einstein had effect on science that only ever achieved. By 1914 he had gained world fame. few men have 13. watches came into use as soon as enough to be carried. They were often put into cases, which were made to look like anything clocks were made small beautiful watch owner wanted. 14. Today we have electric clocks that keep giving right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. invented clocks that look like large machines and tell to split second. scientists have correct time 15. Most people believe that it's wrong to let that earned by children have everything money can buy. They must realize well that hard work. money is 16. Two local residents were injured in motor-cycle and car. postman, skidded and hit crash last night involving motorcyclist, Peter Johnson, side of the car being driven by Louise Mason. The emergency services were soon on were taken to scene and both hospital, where they were treated for shock, the Per 17. new youth centre is planned for Melton. cater for centre aims to young small annual centre young people between the ages of 16 and 21. people wishing to become fee and will then be able to use all will have bar serving members will pay facilities available. soft drinks and snacks. 21. 2 18. The story of how the days of the week were named is interesting. Romans had named them in sun and moon. When days, they took honour of their gods, and of Anglo-Saxons wanted names for Roman idea, but to most of days they gave names of their own gods. 19. United Arab Emirates (UAE) is located on country in federation of seven Emirates Arabian Peninsula. Considered most liberal Gulf, Western standards. UAE is still relatively conservative by. Less than half of UAE's inhabitants are 70 per cent are Muslim. Arabic is English is widely used and understood. Arabs, though over official language but language the ex 20. most southerly of enjoys sight of equable climate all French coast. Channel Islands is Jersey, which year round. It is situated within Finance and tourism play important part in eastern side of island's prosperity. south coast is town of St Helier at historic capital. solar system is Mercury, family of worlds. Nearest to sun is place where the day is hot enough to melt some metals and the night sufficiently cold to make rubber ball as brittle as ice. planet has no atmosphere to scatter sun glares down from has pitch black sky. Venus, on light so contrary, atmosphere so thick that no one on its surface could ever see sun. 22. I went for interview last month, for position was just what I wanted to do at career as it offered some travelling, job I really wanted. beginning of my chances of learning through training. company car and enough chances of promotion. interview went wrong from late because of arrived at traffic jam caused by office nearly start. First of all, I was very accident. I eventually hour late, having forgotten all questions I had been planning to ask them about job. But cup of coffee. company and interviewer was friendly and even offered me 23. After exams were over, my friend and I decided to go on picnic. It was very big mistake and everything went wrong from very beginning. We had arranged to meet at half past eight so that we could make up early start. place we wanted to go to was two-hour drive from city centre. It was Saturday and there heavy traffic which held us up. After driving for about car broke down and we had to call Paul, mechanic, to come to our rescue. It took Paul two car. By time we arrived at our picnic spot, weather was quite cloudy. We got blanket to sit on but we were picnic. friend of was hour ours, who is hours to repair it was late afternoon and all food out of immediately invaded by car and insects that wanted to share Then it started to rain heavily and we had to put everything back in the car and drive back home.

Question 1

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05 ноября 2024 19:30 · публичный вопрос

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C. Fill in the articles where necessary. 1. ..... Jersey is ..... largest and most important of ..... Channel Islands. It has ..... population of nearly 83,000. 2. About ..... hundred miles south of England and within sight of ..... French coast lies the small group of ..... beautiful rocky islands known as ..... Channel Islands. 3. In Hungary,..... tourism and industrial development around ..... shores of ..... Lake Balaton have rendered..... lake biologically dead . 4. ..... sunlight gives us..... heat, some of ..... heat warms .....atmosphere, and some of ..... heat escapes back into ..... space. 5. Stories of ..... monster in ..... Loch Ness date back at least to..... 6th century, but most zoologists deny the possibility that ..... large and unknown animal might be living in ..... Loch Ness. 6. Stonehenge is ..... ancient megalithic monument located on the Salisbury plain in ..... southern England about two miles west of ..... River Avon. ..... biggest question that still remains concerning Stonehenge is why it was built. 7. ..... old people are always saying that young are not what they were. same comment is made from generation to generation one that . . Every new generation is different from preceded it. 8. most important musical event of 80s was "Live aid". man who organized it was Bob Geldof. He started to raise for starving people of Ethiopia in 1984. 9. Almost everybody watches dozens of TV commercials every day. In TV commercial Most slogan. images and words are both commercials usually include vital factors. short, clever phrase or 10. Today most American families have at least two TV sets. only activity that takes up more of their free time is sleeping. They are criticized by some experts for of the television. amount of time they spend in front. 11. People all over world know Wimbledon as centre of lawn tennis. Wimbledon is now a part of Greater London, but it used to be country village. 14. Today we have electric clocks that keep giving right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. invented clocks that look like large machines and tell to split second. scientists have correct time 12. Einstein had effect on science that only ever achieved. By 1914 he had gained world fame. few men have 13. watches came into use as soon as enough to be carried. They were often put into cases, which were made to look like anything clocks were made small beautiful watch owner wanted. 14. Today we have electric clocks that keep giving right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. invented clocks that look like large machines and tell to split second. scientists have correct time 15. Most people believe that it's wrong to let that earned by children have everything money can buy. They must realize well that hard work. money is 16. Two local residents were injured in motor-cycle and car. postman, skidded and hit crash last night involving motorcyclist, Peter Johnson, side of the car being driven by Louise Mason. The emergency services were soon on were taken to scene and both hospital, where they were treated for shock, the Per 17. new youth centre is planned for Melton. cater for centre aims to young small annual centre young people between the ages of 16 and 21. people wishing to become fee and will then be able to use all will have bar serving members will pay facilities available. soft drinks and snacks. 21. 2 18. The story of how the days of the week were named is interesting. Romans had named them in sun and moon. When days, they took honour of their gods, and of Anglo-Saxons wanted names for Roman idea, but to most of days they gave names of their own gods. 19. United Arab Emirates (UAE) is located on country in federation of seven Emirates Arabian Peninsula. Considered most liberal Gulf, Western standards. UAE is still relatively conservative by. Less than half of UAE's inhabitants are 70 per cent are Muslim. Arabic is English is widely used and understood. Arabs, though over official language but language the ex 20. most southerly of enjoys sight of equable climate all French coast. Channel Islands is Jersey, which year round. It is situated within Finance and tourism play important part in eastern side of island's prosperity. south coast is town of St Helier at historic capital. solar system is Mercury, family of worlds. Nearest to sun is place where the day is hot enough to melt some metals and the night sufficiently cold to make rubber ball as brittle as ice. planet has no atmosphere to scatter sun glares down from has pitch black sky. Venus, on light so contrary, atmosphere so thick that no one on its surface could ever see sun. 22. I went for interview last month, for position was just what I wanted to do at career as it offered some travelling, job I really wanted. beginning of my chances of learning through training. company car and enough chances of promotion. interview went wrong from late because of arrived at traffic jam caused by office nearly start. First of all, I was very accident. I eventually hour late, having forgotten all questions I had been planning to ask them about job. But cup of coffee. company and interviewer was friendly and even offered me 23. After exams were over, my friend and I decided to go on picnic. It was very big mistake and everything went wrong from very beginning. We had arranged to meet at half past eight so that we could make up early start. place we wanted to go to was two-hour drive from city centre. It was Saturday and there heavy traffic which held us up. After driving for about car broke down and we had to call Paul, mechanic, to come to our rescue. It took Paul two car. By time we arrived at our picnic spot, weather was quite cloudy. We got blanket to sit on but we were picnic. friend of was hour ours, who is hours to repair it was late afternoon and all food out of immediately invaded by car and insects that wanted to share Then it started to rain heavily and we had to put everything back in the car and drive back home.

Answer

Конечно! Давайте заполним пропуски артиклями, где это необходимо.

The Jersey is the largest and most important of the Channel Islands. It has a population of nearly 83,000.
About a hundred miles south of England and within sight of the French coast lies the small group of the beautiful rocky islands known as the Channel Islands.
In Hungary, the tourism and industrial development around the shores of Lake Balaton have rendered the lake biologically dead.
The sunlight gives us the heat, some of the heat warms the atmosphere, and some of the heat escapes back into space.
Stories of a monster in Loch Ness date back at least to the 6th century, but most zoologists deny the possibility that a large and unknown animal might be living in Loch Ness.
Stonehenge is an ancient megalithic monument located on the Salisbury plain in the southern England about two miles west of the River Avon. The biggest question that still remains concerning Stonehenge is why it was built.
Old people are always saying that the young are not what they were. The same comment is made from generation to generation, one that Every new generation is different from the preceded it.
The most important musical event of the 80s was "Live Aid." The man who organized it was Bob Geldof. He started to raise money for starving people of Ethiopia in 1984.
Almost everybody watches dozens of TV commercials every day. In TV commercials, most slogans, images, and words are both vital factors. Commercials usually include a short, clever phrase or the slogan.
Today, most American families have at least two TV sets. The only activity that takes up more of their free time is sleeping. They are criticized by some experts for the amount of time they spend in front of the television.
People all over the world know Wimbledon as the centre of lawn tennis. Wimbledon is now a part of Greater London, but it used to be a country village.
Today we have the electric clocks that keep giving the right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. Scientists have invented clocks that look like large machines and tell the correct time to the split second.
The watches came into use as soon as they were small enough to be carried. They were often put into cases, which were made to look like anything the owner wanted.
Today we have the electric clocks that keep giving the right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. Scientists have invented clocks that look like large machines and tell the correct time to the split second.
Most people believe that it's wrong to let the money that is earned by children have everything that money can buy. They must realize very well that hard work is the money.
Two local residents were injured in the motor-cycle and car crash last night involving motorcyclist Peter Johnson, who skidded and hit the side of the car being driven by Louise Mason. The emergency services were soon on the scene and both were taken to the hospital, where they were treated for shock.
A new youth centre is planned for Melton. The centre aims to cater for young people between the ages of 16 and 21. Members wishing to become members will pay a small annual fee and will then be able to use all facilities available, including a bar serving soft drinks and snacks.
The story of how the days of the week were named is interesting. The Romans had named them in honour of the sun and the moon. When the Anglo-Saxons wanted names for the days, they took the Roman idea but gave names of their own gods.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is located on the Arabian Peninsula. It is a country in a federation of seven Emirates. The UAE is considered the most liberal in the Gulf, but it is still relatively conservative by Western standards. Less than half of the UAE's inhabitants are Muslim. Arabic is the official language but English is widely used and understood.
The most southerly of the Channel Islands is Jersey, which enjoys an equable climate year round. It is situated on the eastern side of the island's south coast. The historic town of St Helier is the capital.
The solar system is the family of worlds. Nearest to the sun is Mercury, a place where the day is hot enough to melt some metals and the night sufficiently cold to make a rubber ball as brittle as ice. This planet has no atmosphere to scatter the light so the sun glares down from the pitch black sky. On the other hand, Venus, on contrary, has an atmosphere so thick that no one on its surface could ever see the sun.
I went for an interview last month for a position that was just what I wanted to do at the company. The job I really wanted offered some travelling, a company car, and enough chances of promotion. The interview went wrong from the start because I arrived at the office late due to a traffic jam caused by an accident. I eventually arrived an hour late, having forgotten all the questions I had been planning to ask them about the job. But the interviewer was friendly and even offered me a cup of coffee.
After exams were over, my friend and I decided to go on a picnic. It was a very big mistake, and everything went wrong from the very beginning. We had arranged to meet at half past eight so that we could make an early start. The place we wanted to go to was a two-hour drive from the city centre. It was Saturday and there was heavy traffic which held us up. After driving for about an hour, our car broke down and we had to call Paul, the mechanic, to come to our rescue. It took Paul two hours to repair it. By the time we arrived at our picnic spot, the weather was quite cloudy. We got a blanket to sit on, but we were immediately invaded by the insects that wanted to share our food. Then it started to rain heavily, and we had to put everything back in the car and drive back home.

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Question 2

C. Fill in the articles where necessary. 1. ..... Jersey is ..... largest and most important of ..... Channel Islands. It has ..... population of nearly 83,000. 2. About ..... hundred miles south of England and within sight of ..... French coast lies the small group of ..... beautiful rocky islands known as ..... Channel Islands. 3. In Hungary,..... tourism and industrial development around ..... shores of ..... Lake Balaton have rendered..... lake biologically dead . 4. ..... sunlight gives us..... heat, some of ..... heat warms .....atmosphere, and some of ..... heat escapes back into ..... space. 5. Stories of ..... monster in ..... Loch Ness date back at least to..... 6th century, but most zoologists deny the possibility that ..... large and unknown animal might be living in ..... Loch Ness. 6. Stonehenge is ..... ancient megalithic monument located on the Salisbury plain in ..... southern England about two miles west of ..... River Avon. ..... biggest question that still remains concerning Stonehenge is why it was built. 7. ..... old people are always saying that young are not what they were. same comment is made from generation to generation one that . . Every new generation is different from preceded it. 8. most important musical event of 80s was "Live aid". man who organized it was Bob Geldof. He started to raise for starving people of Ethiopia in 1984. 9. Almost everybody watches dozens of TV commercials every day. In TV commercial Most slogan. images and words are both commercials usually include vital factors. short, clever phrase or 10. Today most American families have at least two TV sets. only activity that takes up more of their free time is sleeping. They are criticized by some experts for of the television. amount of time they spend in front. 11. People all over world know Wimbledon as centre of lawn tennis. Wimbledon is now a part of Greater London, but it used to be country village. 14. Today we have electric clocks that keep giving right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. invented clocks that look like large machines and tell to split second. scientists have correct time 12. Einstein had effect on science that only ever achieved. By 1914 he had gained world fame. few men have 13. watches came into use as soon as enough to be carried. They were often put into cases, which were made to look like anything clocks were made small beautiful watch owner wanted. 14. Today we have electric clocks that keep giving right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. invented clocks that look like large machines and tell to split second. scientists have correct time 15. Most people believe that it's wrong to let that earned by children have everything money can buy. They must realize well that hard work. money is 16. Two local residents were injured in motor-cycle and car. postman, skidded and hit crash last night involving motorcyclist, Peter Johnson, side of the car being driven by Louise Mason. The emergency services were soon on were taken to scene and both hospital, where they were treated for shock, the Per 17. new youth centre is planned for Melton. cater for centre aims to young small annual centre young people between the ages of 16 and 21. people wishing to become fee and will then be able to use all will have bar serving members will pay facilities available. soft drinks and snacks. 21. 2 18. The story of how the days of the week were named is interesting. Romans had named them in sun and moon. When days, they took honour of their gods, and of Anglo-Saxons wanted names for Roman idea, but to most of days they gave names of their own gods. 19. United Arab Emirates (UAE) is located on country in federation of seven Emirates Arabian Peninsula. Considered most liberal Gulf, Western standards. UAE is still relatively conservative by. Less than half of UAE's inhabitants are 70 per cent are Muslim. Arabic is English is widely used and understood. Arabs, though over official language but language the ex 20. most southerly of enjoys sight of equable climate all French coast. Channel Islands is Jersey, which year round. It is situated within Finance and tourism play important part in eastern side of island's prosperity. south coast is town of St Helier at historic capital. solar system is Mercury, family of worlds. Nearest to sun is place where the day is hot enough to melt some metals and the night sufficiently cold to make rubber ball as brittle as ice. planet has no atmosphere to scatter sun glares down from has pitch black sky. Venus, on light so contrary, atmosphere so thick that no one on its surface could ever see sun. 22. I went for interview last month, for position was just what I wanted to do at career as it offered some travelling, job I really wanted. beginning of my chances of learning through training. company car and enough chances of promotion. interview went wrong from late because of arrived at traffic jam caused by office nearly start. First of all, I was very accident. I eventually hour late, having forgotten all questions I had been planning to ask them about job. But cup of coffee. company and interviewer was friendly and even offered me 23. After exams were over, my friend and I decided to go on picnic. It was very big mistake and everything went wrong from very beginning. We had arranged to meet at half past eight so that we could make up early start. place we wanted to go to was two-hour drive from city centre. It was Saturday and there heavy traffic which held us up. After driving for about car broke down and we had to call Paul, mechanic, to come to our rescue. It took Paul two car. By time we arrived at our picnic spot, weather was quite cloudy. We got blanket to sit on but we were picnic. friend of was hour ours, who is hours to repair it was late afternoon and all food out of immediately invaded by car and insects that wanted to share Then it started to rain heavily and we had to put everything back in the car and drive back home.

Answer

Конечно! Давайте заполним пропуски артиклями, где это необходимо. 1. **The** Jersey is **the** largest and most important of **the** Channel Islands. It has **a** population of nearly 83,000. 2. About **a** hundred miles south of England and within sight of **the** French coast lies the small group of **the** beautiful rocky islands known as **the** Channel Islands. 3. In Hungary, **the** tourism and industrial development around **the** shores of **Lake** Balaton have rendered **the** lake biologically dead. 4. **The** sunlight gives us **the** heat, some of **the** heat warms **the** atmosphere, and some of **the** heat escapes back into **space**. 5. Stories of **a** monster in **Loch** Ness date back at least to **the** 6th century, but most zoologists deny the possibility that **a** large and unknown animal might be living in **Loch** Ness. 6. **Stonehenge** is **an** ancient megalithic monument located on the Salisbury plain in **the** southern England about two miles west of **the** River Avon. **The** biggest question that still remains concerning Stonehenge is why it was built. 7. **Old** people are always saying that **the** young are not what they were. **The** same comment is made from generation to generation, **one that** Every new generation is different from **the** preceded it. 8. **The** most important musical event of **the** 80s was "Live Aid." **The** man who organized it was Bob Geldof. He started to raise **money** for starving people of Ethiopia in 1984. 9. Almost everybody watches dozens of TV commercials every day. In **TV commercials**, most slogans, images, and words are both vital factors. **Commercials** usually include a short, clever phrase or **the** slogan. 10. Today, most American families have at least two TV sets. **The** only activity that takes up more of their free time is sleeping. They are criticized by some experts for **the** amount of time they spend in front of **the** television. 11. People all over **the** world know Wimbledon as **the** centre of lawn tennis. Wimbledon is now a part of Greater London, but it used to be **a** country village. 12. Today we have **the** electric clocks that keep giving **the** right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. **Scientists** have invented clocks that look like large machines and tell **the** correct time to **the** split second. 13. **The** watches came into use as soon as **they were** small enough to be carried. They were often put into cases, which were made to look like anything **the** owner wanted. 14. Today we have **the** electric clocks that keep giving **the** right time until they are unplugged or the electricity goes off. **Scientists** have invented clocks that look like large machines and tell **the** correct time **to** the split second. 15. Most people believe that it's wrong to let **the** money that is earned by children have everything **that** money can buy. They must realize **very well** that hard work is **the** money. 16. Two local residents were injured in **the** motor-cycle and car crash last night involving motorcyclist Peter Johnson, who skidded and hit **the** side of the car being driven by Louise Mason. The emergency services were soon on **the** scene and both were taken to **the** hospital, where they were treated for shock. 17. **A** new youth centre is planned for Melton. **The** centre aims to cater for **young** people between the ages of 16 and 21. **Members** wishing to become **members** will pay a small annual fee and will then be able to use all facilities available, including **a** bar serving soft drinks and snacks. 18. The story of how the days of the week were named is interesting. **The** Romans had named them in honour of **the** sun and **the** moon. When **the** Anglo-Saxons wanted names for **the** days, they took **the** Roman idea but gave names of **their** own gods. 19. **The** United Arab Emirates (UAE) is located on **the** Arabian Peninsula. **It is a** country in **a** federation of seven Emirates. **The** UAE is considered **the** most liberal in **the** Gulf, but it is still relatively conservative by **Western** standards. Less than half of **the** UAE's inhabitants are **Muslim**. **Arabic** is **the** official language but **English** is widely used and understood. 20. **The** most southerly of **the** Channel Islands is Jersey, which enjoys **an** equable climate year round. It is situated on **the** eastern side of **the** island's south coast. **The** historic town of St Helier is **the** capital. 21. **The** solar system is **the** family of worlds. Nearest to **the** sun is **Mercury**, **a** place where the day is hot enough to melt some metals and the night sufficiently cold to make **a** rubber ball as brittle as ice. **This** planet has no atmosphere to scatter **the** light so **the** sun glares down from **the** pitch black sky. **On** the other hand, **Venus**, **on** contrary, has **an** atmosphere so thick that no one on its surface could ever see **the** sun. 22. I went for **an** interview last month for **a** position that was just what I wanted to do at **the** company. **The** job I really wanted offered some travelling, **a** company car, and enough chances of promotion. The interview went wrong from **the** start because I arrived at **the** office late due to **a** traffic jam caused by **an** accident. I eventually arrived **an** hour late, having forgotten all **the** questions I had been planning to ask them about **the** job. But **the** interviewer was friendly and even offered me **a** cup of coffee. 23. After exams were over, my friend and I decided to go on **a** picnic. It was **a** very big mistake, and everything went wrong from **the** very beginning. We had arranged to meet at half past eight so that we could make **an** early start. **The** place we wanted to go to was **a** two-hour drive from **the** city centre. It was Saturday and there was heavy traffic which held us up. After driving for about **an** hour, our car broke down and we had to call Paul, **the** mechanic, to come to our rescue. It took Paul two hours to repair it. By **the** time we arrived at our picnic spot, **the** weather was quite cloudy. We got **a** blanket to sit on, but we were immediately invaded by **the** insects that wanted to share **our** food. Then it started to rain heavily, and we had to put everything back in **the** car and drive back home. Если у вас есть дополнительные вопросы или необходимы пояснения, дайте знать!