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The Olympic Games, the biggest international sporting events, are held every four years. The tradition which existed in ancient Greece was revived in the late XIX century by the French philanthropist Pierre de Coubertin. The Olympic Games are also known as the Summer Olympic Games held every four years since 1896. In 1924 the Olympic Winter Games were established, they were originally held in the same year as the summer.

Unfortunately, I don*t have a lot of free time because I am a student. Being a student means having numerous responsibilities. So, when I have some leisure time I always do something what I want to do. First of all, it is necessary to emphasize that I have a lot of friends. Actually, I adore spending some time with them. Usually, we simply go for a walk and our hometown Horodenka is the best place for it.

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THE UNIVERSITIES CAN BE DIVIDED INTO THREE GROUPS: The oldest universities; The redbrick universities; The new universities; THE OLDEST UNIVERSITIES: The University of Oxford The University of Cambridge

Aleksin Geography The region is located in the center of the East European Plain, occupying the north-eastern part of Upland in the steppe and forest-steppe zones. Length of the region from north to south - 200 km from west to east - 190 km. Population Population of the region on the basis of the National Population Census 2010 was 1,553,874 people. The density of the population - 60.5 people. / Km ². Oka River Oka River - it is not just the largest river in the Moscow region: a length of 1500 km, the basin area of the river Oka (245,000 sq. km.) Is all over the UK. Oka - is the Great River. After all, it lies on the banks of almost all of Central Russia. In many respects, and its significance for Russia Oka exceed the value of the Nile to Egypt. There is a hypothesis that even the word "ocean" in Russian is derived from the word "Eye". On the Oka River is not only the territorial boundary between the Moscow and Tula regions, but also geographical boundary between the forest and forest-steppe, north and south of Central Russia. Topic of the Oka River as the boundary has a deep meaning.

Points for discussion: The notion of style in functional stylistics. Correlation of style norm and function in the language. An overview of functional style systems. Distinctive linguistic features of the major functional styles of English. The meanings of the term “style” A variety of the national language traditionally used in one of the socially identifiable spheres of life that is characterized by a particular set of linguistic features, including vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation Generally accepted linguistic identity of oral and written units of discourse, such as public speech, a lecture, a friendly letter, a newspaper article, etc. Individual manner of expression determined by personal factors

This is an incredible story of three travel carefree gentlemen who went on a journey along the Thames, along with his pet fox terrier Montmorency. Funny situations occurring with heroes and today hit its originality and imperishable humor. Это совершенно невероятная история путешествия троих беззаботных английских джентльменов, пустившихся в плавание по Темзе вместе со своим любимце фокстерьером Монморанси. Забавные ситуации происходящие с героями и сегодня поражают своей оригинальностью и неувядающим юмором. The work, originally conceived as a guide tourists traveling along the Thames, in the process of writing suddenly morphed into a very funny book about the adventures of three best friends. Произведение, изначально задуманное как справочник туриста, путешествующего вдоль Темзы, в процессе написания внезапно переродилось в  очень смешную книгу о приключениях трех  закадычных друзей. 

Education in the USA drastically differs from many other countries. There are 50 states in the country and each of them has its own peculiarities. So the national system varies from state to state. However, many variations on the patterns exist in the United States. Education in the United States is provided by public schools and private schools. The system of education in the USA consists of several basic components: preschool education, elementary school, secondary school and higher education. Education in the United States of America is compulsory for children from the age of 6 till 18. It involves 12 years of schooling. The school year is usually nine months, from early September to mid-June. Preschool education. The age group is commonly four and five years. These preschool education programs maintain a close relationship with the home and parents, and aim to give children useful experiences which will prepare them for elementary school. The programs are flexible and are designed to help the child grow in self-reliance, learn to get along with others, and form good work and play habits.

1. The Crooked House, Dudley This pub and restaurant is not like your usual local. As its name suggests, the building leans making it look tipsy. It was built in 1765 but was affected by subsidence due to local mining in the 1800s, leading to one side of the building being four feet lower than the other! The Crooked House attracts intrigued drinkers from all over to see its leaning walls and glasses slide across the tables.  Although the walls are crooked, the floors are straight, creating interesting optical illusions and the owners have annual inspections carried out - just in case it moves! Visit thecrooked-house.co.uk 2. A la Ronde, Devon This magical, 18th century building is like no other. It was built for two spinster cousins in an unusual form with diamond-shaped windows and gets even stranger as you go inside. The house holds many of the mementos the sisters brought back from their travels in Europe. The most interesting is the shell gallery, which is encrusted with nearly 25,000 shells they collected. You'll be amazed by the interior design skills of the sisters, with feathers, shells and dainty decorations used throughout. Visit nationaltrust.org.uk 

CONTENTS 3-1 Form and basic meaning of the simple present tense 3-2 Using frequency adverbs: always, usually, often,… 3-3 Other frequency expressions 3-4 Using frequency adverbs with be 3-5 Spelling and pronunciation of final -es 3-6 Adding final -s/-es to words that end in -y 3-7 Irregular singular verbs: has, does, goes 3-8 Spelling and pronunciation of final -s/-es 3-9 The simple present: negative 3-10 The simple present: yes/no questions 3-11 The simple present: asking information questions with where 3-12 The simple present: asking information questions with when… 3-13 Summary: information questions with be and do She walks. FORM AND BASIC MEANING OF THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

Be clear what you are going to use the money for You need to be able to demonstrate clear direction for your business, and exactly how the bank loan will fit in. Show how every single penny will be spent and what the expected returns are. It’s better to overestimate than fall short of the amount needed. Demonstrate the ability to repay The bank will be keen to see what experience you have in your sector, and what kind of management team you have. Show that you invest in training and you are in this for the long-term. This all helps to give it confidence its money will be invested in people who know what they’re doing.

Thomas Mayne Reid Born: April 4, 1818 Ireland Died: October 22, 1883 UK In 1840 leaved England for America

Elizabeth II's full name is Elizabeth Alexandra Mary. She was born on April 21, 1926. She never went to school and was taught by home tutors. In 1947 she married Prince Philip; he was created Duke of Edinburgh. A year later she gave birth to a son, Charles. In 1950 she gave a birth to a daughter, Anne. Elizabeth succeeded to the throne after the death of her father in February in 1952. Her second son, Andrew, was born in 1960 and the third, Edward, in 1964. QUEEN ELIZABETH II The Queen Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh Prince Charles Prince of Wales Lady Diana Spencer Princess Anne The Royal Princess Captain Mark Phillips Prince Andrew The Duke Of York Sarah Ferguson Sophie Rhys- Jones Prince Edward Earl of Wessex Prince William Prince Henry Peter Phillips Zara Phillips Princess Beatrice Princess Eugenie Louise James

Once there lived an old man and old woman. The old man said, "Old woman, bake me a rolling bun." "What can I make it from? I have no flour." "Eh, eh, old woman! Scrape the cupboard, sweep the flour bin, and you will find enough flour." The old woman picked up a duster, scraped the cupboard, swept the flour bin and gathered about two handfuls of flour.

The plant receives gas from the environment, salt water - all the things with which she builds her body; plant and the environment constitute a coherent whole. A distinctive feature of the green plant pigment chlorophyll stained is their property to convert inorganic substances into organic, necessary for life. Day green plants absorb carbon dioxide from the air and produce oxygen. This gas exchange and capture light rays occur using a large leaf surface, and the extraction of ground water and mineral salts - with a very extensive root system. The role of green plants in nature above all is that the life they accumulate huge reserves of valuable organic (carbon) substances cleaned from the air, carbon dioxide and enrich it with oxygen. Organic matter used by all living things for food and oxygen in the air - breathing.

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PLAN English is a means of communication. 4. 1. 2. 3. English is popular everywhere. English helps us in our life. Rules of learning English. Means of communications

The spit – the place where Omsk was founded. Omsk was founded in 1716, just a few years after Saint-Petersburg. However what differs it from the northern capital of our country is that its foundation wasn’t planned so minutely and was actually accidental. All the Russian towns in Siberia at that time were situated in the north so as to escape attacks of the nomads. The governor of Siberia, prince Gagarin, who lived in Tobolsk, understood that without forcing out the nomads it was impossible to further the economical and cultural development of the region. By that time Peter the Great defeated Swedes at Baltic and prince Gagarin thought that it was high time to draw his attention to the problems of expanding his empire in an easternby direction. Pursuing this object he sent a man to Saint-Petersburg, who ostensibly gave to the emperor a snuff-box containing not tobacco but some gold dust from the upper reaches of Irtysh. This man apologized and explained that it was easier to find gold than tobacco in Siberia. No wonder that Peter became interested – his treasury had been seriously drained by the war. Soon a troop of 3 000 people was sent from Tobolsk to Siberia. At that time it was a powerful military unit. It was headed by a Russian colonel of German origin, Ivan Buchholz, who knew the emperor personally. Using boats they made a trip of almost 400 kilometers up-stream to the salt lakes “Yamyshevskie”. But the nomads were still too strong and having suffered heavy casualties Buchholz had to retreat in northern direction. Taking into account that his troops were exhausted, he decided to stop near the junction of Irtysh and Om and founded a fortress there. So began the history of Omsk… Now this place bears the name of Buchholz square. In the middle of it is a big metal sphere, symbolizing the development of Siberia. On its sides pictures represent different episodes from the history of Omsk. Not futher than 200 meters away from this monument the old brass cannon “protects” the river. This place is very popular among just married couples for taking photos because presumably Buchholz landed right here. A splendid river-boat station and the hotel “Mayak”, a favorite place with foreign tourists arriving in Omsk, are situated on Buchholz square. The Split

Labor conception of the origin of culture Labor conception of the origin of culture was developed by the Marxist philosophical tradition. The main idea of ​​this theory is presented in the work of Engels, "The role of labor in the process of converting ape to man". Marxists emphasize the exceptional importance of labor in the formation of culture. Labor Labor is a purposeful human activity, in which man whith the help of tools interacts with nature using it for their purposes. The labor begins with the production of tools. Production of tools is a fundamental condition for the emergence of culture. The manufacturing of more complicated tools inriches the content of the labor end so on.

The present perfect continuous: form The present perfect continuous is formed with the present perfect of be, and the -ing form of the verb. I’ve been waiting here all morning. What have you been doing lately? I haven’t been sleeping well recently.

In you topical vocabulary there are several words with the prefix self This prefix is often used in English to form nouns and adjectives Self-respect= respect for yourself (adj) A self-cleaning oven= an oven that cleans itself (noun) When I hurt myself, It took a lot of self-control to keep from crying. Examples   Educated + self= self-educated (adj.) An education +self=a self-education (noun) Colored +self= self-colored (adj.)

RULES OF LAW and RULES OF CUSTOM . The rules of law are those set up in such historic declarations as Magna Charta (1215) and the famous acts of Parliament which mark the course of British history, e.g. the Bill of Rights of 1689. The Bill of Rights established that the king didn't rule by a "divine right" from God, but by approval of Parliament. The British sovereign can't marry a Roman catholic. After a general election the monarch would ask anyone but the leader of the majority party to form a new government, for it is a custom to do this. Parliament Parliament consists of two chambers known as the House of Commons and the House of Lords. There are 650 Members of the English House of Commons. Any member may introduce a Bill, and ask permission to bring it to the notice of the House. The House of Lords, or the Upper House, consists of the whole body of English peers, a certain number of elected Irish and Scottish peers, and a certain number of the Bishops of the Church of England.

The National Flag of Canada also known as the Maple Leaf, is a red flag with a white square in its centre The flag made its first appearance on February 15, 1965; the date is now celebrated as National Flag of Canada Day. The Royal Union Flag is also an official flag in Canada, used as a symbol of Canada's membership in the Commonwealth of Nations. The Union Flag remains a component of other Canadian flags, including the provincial flags of British Columbia, Manitoba and Ontario.