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... (she, you, they) would P have been asked. have been asked. ? Have I been ? Had I been ? Shall I have been ? Should I have been THE SUSTEM OF THE ENGLISH TENSES Active voice Present Past Future Future-in-the-Past S i m p l e (I n d e f ...

... guests come to each party. They drink about 27,000 cups of tea and eat 20,000 sandwiches and 20,000 pieces of cake. The Queen and other members of the royal family often travel abroad as guests of others countries. They meet important visitors. They are invited to the opening of hospitals, ...

... of employees Like the previous characteristics, the ability to motivate your employees to work is also an indispensable one if you want to be effective as a manager. The psychology of motivation is tremendously complex, and what has been unravelled so far with any degree of assurance is very ...

... The work “The Geographical Axis of History” by English scientist Halfrod McKinder answers it. According to his theory the alliance of Russia and Germany to struggle for the world power against Great Britain and the US is extremely dangerous and fatal for the last ones. Well now it is clear why the ...

... . The first American satellite, Explorer I, was orbited on January 31,1958, by a modified Redstone carrier named Jupiter C. 4 THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN In September 1944 London was bombarded by the world's first ballistic missile, V2, "Vengeance Weapon No. 2". It did not make the ...

... origin in England. Football was played by the whole village teams in the middle ages in England. Now football is the most popular game not only in Britain, but also in our country. Table tennis has come to us from Britain too. Englishmen heard about table tennis in 1880. Then the International ...

... battle of Lincoln and the business of securing the kingdom could begin. Reinforcement of the royal castles played a major role in this, and his work at the Tower of London was more extensive than anywhere other than at Windsor Castle. Henry III was only ten years old in 1216, but his regents began a ...

... system in general. Taking criminal situation in Russia into consideration we have to admit that this kind of cards can hardly find the appropriate place in modern Russia. This aspect captures a special place when several banks are involved in one payment system, where special attention should be ...

... the railways were briefly taken over by the government for the only time in that nation's history. In World War 2, by contrast, the American railways performed magnificently, moving 2,5 times the level of freight in 1944 as in 1938, with minimal increase in equipment, and supplying more than 300, ...

... many ancient Indo-European languages there was a special kind of declension calleed pronominal, using only by pronouns and opposed to the one used by nouns, adjectives and numerals. Old English lost it, and its pronouns use all the same endings as the nouns and adjectives. Maybe the only inflection ...

... substances mix with water vapour in the atmosphere and form sulfuric acid and nitric acid. Sunlight turns these acids into the poisonous oxidants which fall in rain or snow onto the trees. Unfortunately acid rain doesn’t always fall on the countries which produce the pollution. The wind carries the ...

... weight. The calorie level specified is determined from the height, body build, ideal weight and physical activity level. General Guidelines for the Diabetic Diet. 1.       Avoid concentrated sources of carbohydrates (sugars) such as table sugar, honey, jelly, jam, ...

... kit for hobbyists, called the Altair, on its cover. for the first time, anybody with $400 and a soldering iron could buy and assemble his own computer. The Altair inspired Steve Wosniak and Steve Jobs to build the first Apple computer, and a young college dropout named Bill Gates to write software ...

... have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which Independent States may of right do. And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the Protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each ...

... social conditions, which happened only due to competitive society. I believe, that there exists only one solution. It is nesessary to develop the competitive society limited with a strict law. Because we do not realize that this competitive society reflects Darwin’s theory about survival but ...

... exactly opposite solution making stupid third-rate comedies and action films about prostitutes and killers. Cinema in Russia has been gradually becoming Americanised. Of course, Hollywood is a great film centre, but they on the one hand try to lure the public back into the cinema with all sorts of ...

... ;──────── ¦ │ Shortest layout of my work │ ¦ ¦ │ = THE CAPTURING = │ ¦ ¦ │ ("ЗАХВАТЫВАЮЩЕЕ") │ ¦ ──────&# ...

... (mostly in coal-mining) and migration. Also, the population of Welsh-speaking people was decreasing from 1921 to 1971, and was increasing from the beginning of the Welsh language to 1911 and from 1981 till our days. At once the question arises: "What happened in 1981?" There are a lot of ...

... but with the century drawing to a close, opinion polls showed that trait in shorter supply than usual. Geography and regional characteristics. The USA stretches from the heavily industrialized, metropolitan Atlantic coast, across the rich farms of the Great Plains, over the Appalachian and ...

... benefits much from monetary and fiscal policy. Interest rates have been cut ten times this year, including three reductions after September 11th, to their lowest level since the early 1960’s. President Bush, meanwhile, wants Congress to quickly pass a package aimed at stimulating the economy through ...

... sound large, but doesn't contain nearly enough water to account for the flood channels and other erosion features that appear all over the place on Mars. "It's not even close to what is generally believed to have once been on the surface," says Zuber. Scientists like Michael Carr at the ...

... and schools is growing . The PTA forms both a special focus for parents and much valued additional resources for the school. Schools place great value on the PTA as a further means of listening to parents and developing the partnership between home and school. A Parent’s Charter published by the ...

... Orders of the Garter and the Thistle; Trooping the Colour; the Remembrance Day ceremony; and national services at St Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. The Queen is Patron or President of over 700 organisations. Each year, she undertakes a large number of engagements: some 478 in the UK and ...

... die. They are an important part of learning and life in general. Tanya Yevich Professor PetersonEnglish I17 April 2001Research PaperThe Proverbs Are Children of ExperienceSome scholars and popular writers have claimed repeatedly that proverbial language has passed from usage; however, it remains an ...

... remixes (for Dream Frequency and Art Of Noise), and turned down Take That when they asked him to remix one of their songs. The first album: in November 1992, the Prodigy released their first full-length album: Experience. Its unique style and freshness made it a hit – but promotion tours (with ...

... to slip into Western Europe via Bosnia's porous frontiers.  Краткое содержание. "THE PEOPLE TRADE". Special report. Europe needs workers: immigrants want a better life. Inside ...

... But India is famous not only for this monument of art – It has other wonderful masterpieces of architecture. Art of India Indian civilization was one of the oldest and most original in the East. Her contribution to world culture was great. In the ancient times, India was famed for her wonderful ...

... Empire State building 350 Fifth Avenue At Fifth Avenue and 34th Street stands New York City’s most famous fixture - starring in over 90 movies, a star of gigantic proportions - The Empire State Building. Having held the record as the world’s tallest skyscraper for 40 years - the symbol of this ...

... III was killed at Bosworth. Outliving all her sons, the unfortunate duchess lived to see many of their progeny murdered by Henry VII and the House of York destroyed. In 1480, she became a Benedictine nun at Berkhamsted, where she lived until her death. Her arms were: a falcon rising, ducally ...

... work, The Form of Perfect Living, was written by richard rolle with the same sort of aim. His prose style has been highly praised, and his work is important in the history of our prose. john wycliffe, a priest, attacked many of the religious ideas of his time. He was at Oxford, but had to leave ...

... places have air service, ranging from jets on tarmac to floatplanes on lakes.   4. The most important dates in the history of Alaska. August 21 - In 1732, a Russian expedition under  surveyor Mikhail Gvozdev sights ...

... ? 10/10 Conclusion. Relate to main pont? Summarise/tie together arguments? 4/5 MLA style 12/15 Spelling, grammar, punctuation. TOTAL 83/100 [B]THE HERO OF OUR TIME   Anuar Orumbayev English I [ENG121] Kenneth Ziegler Arapahoe Community CollegeFeb.27.2004 THE HERO OF OUR TIME   ...

... years were the step back due to the fault way dictated by the highest authorities from above. The comparison of the computer development in the usa and ukraine At the time when the computer science was just uprising this two countries were one of the most noticeably influential. There were a lot ...

... newspaper: The Church Times, founded in 1863. It has become the world's leading Anglican weekly newspaper. It has always been independent of the Church of England hierarchy. It was a family concern until 1989, when ownership passed to Hymns Ancient & Modern, a Christian charitable trust. The ...

... divide the space into three naves illuminated by two rows of slit-like windows and magnificent brass chandeliers made by Moscow masters specially for the Archangel Cathedral in the late 17th-early 18th centuries. Built into the western wall are additional four-storey premises, a chapel with wide ...

... we can stop it (if we can)? The aim of my work is to answer these questions. I have put forward the following statement as hypothesis: the development of international conflicts is closely connected to the social and economic situation in the regions where these conflicts take place. In my work ...

... a special nuance of individuality to their tables. Each table had its own unique style. Over 400 graduates and guests visited the anniversary celebrations. The week was concluded with a festival where gathered graduates of all generations, honored guests, teachers and students of the Technical ...

... nbsp;         Build a new tradition by encouraging others to celebrate Giving Day Thanksgiving Day The English Puritans were trying to "purify" the Church of England, but ...

... Now we save metal, energy and we think about energy saving technologies. It is very difficult to predict many steps of informatization. Telecommunications changes world very much. CONCLUSION In each device developed by human, collection and processing of information take place. Even ...

... out of its misery. Clifford Berryman elected to keep the bear alive in his cartoons, and it evolved, ever more cuddly, as a companion to Roosevelt, ultimately spawning the Teddy Bear craze. The Restless Hunter , 1909 - 1919 Only once in American history had a President vacated the White House ...

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... of Enron Corporation, a giant supplier of energy resources in the Western part of the United States. The second step in setting up a business is the preparation of various documents, such as: Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association and Resolution of the founders on the appointment of ...

... Welsh Region of the BBC finally began to broadcast on a separate wavelength. Radio Cymru, however, had to wait until 1977. Another pivotal figure in the fight for survival of the Welsh language, and one who made good use of the power of the radio broadcast was the poet and dramatist Saunders Lewis. ...

... broad masses of population to fall in the alcohol dependence. Until a recent time, the insufficient theoretical development of questions, associated with spreading of an alcoholic consumption, one-sided explanation of reasons of drunkenness and alcoholism rendered a negative influence upon the ...

... бы помочь в нашей работе). Conditional sentences. Conditional sentences are closely connected with subjunctive (conditional) mood. There are three types of conditional sentences. Conditional sentences of the first type express entirely real and realizable suppositions and correspond in ...

... . It is especially proud of its ecu-bond contract, which should grow in importance if and when monetary union looms. Frankfurt, the continent's biggest stock-market, has moved more ponderously, partly because Germany's federal system has kept regional stock exchange in being, and left much of the ...

... lent by churches in the London Diocese as well as the Jubilee Cope worn during the Queen's Jubilee celebrations in 1977. The shop St Paul's Cathedral shop is situated in the crypt. It has a wide range of merchandise including religious and theological books, children's books, CDs and tapes of ...

... , of sports in America is indicated by the number of pages and headlines the average daily newspaper devotes to local and national sports. The emphasis on sports is evident in local evening news telecasts, too Every evening fox five to seven minutes of the half-hour local newe show, the station's ...

... makes people healthy, keeps them fit, more organized and better disciplined. It unit people of different classes and nationalities. Many people do sports on their personal initiative. They go in for skiing, skating, table tennis, swimming, volley-ball, football, etc. All necessary facilities are ...

... to watch. The Grand National, for example, attracts a television audience of 300 million. This worldwide enthu­siasm has little to do with the standard of British sport. The cup finals of other countries often have better quality and more entertaining football on view - but more Europeans watch the ...

... , some of which have vast interests in other things, ranging from travel agencies to Canadian forests. Some have been dominated by strong individuals. The greatest of the press “barons” have not been British in origin, but have come to Britain from Canada, Australia or Czechoslovakia. The most ...

... a consistent rigid system of lexical correspondences between English adverbial particles and Russian prefixes, without encountering numerous debatable problems.   Strictly speaking, proper translation of English phrasal verbs to a high degree depends on the context in which they are ...

... , the organization responsible for classifying planets, gives these reasons for questioning Pluto's status as a planet: All the other planets in the outer solar system are gaseous, giant planets whereas Pluto is a small solid object Pluto is smaller than any other planet by more than a ...

... machines in pubs and clubs. However, for anyone who has managed to avoid Sergei’s publicity/ here goes. “Death cigarettes are for the smoker who wants to say”, “Yes, I’m killings myself, but at least I know, and I smoke a brand which doesn’t try to hide the fact”. “Death” cigarettes say, “Don’t you ...

... nbsp;   Data Analysis.   Now we will summarize all research paper. It is very necessary to develop lending system in Kazakhstan. There are many reasons for this: small business creates new workplaces, form middle class, develop trade and production, and it was notices that mainly ...

... theories about how the mind worked uncovered some basic truths about how an individual self is formed, and how culture and civilization operate. In 1897 Sigmund Freud began his famous course of self-analysis. He had already noticed that dreams played an important role in his analysis of neurotic ...

... think of my savior? Please, let me stand you for a drink at Club 69, and then we'll examine what I call 'Portrait of the Raven-Haired Moneylender; or, Shylock on the Neva.' I know you'll be pleased with me, sir." I agreed to an immediate viewing, and summoned Timofey to fetch the cars. Could ...

... came to be known by the names of those who brought them into fashion: mackintosh, raglan, wellingtons.       4. Other types of semantic changes. Following the lead of literary criticism linguists have often adopted terms of rhetoric for other types of semantic change, besides ...

... I of England. 1638   Scottish rebellion against England. 1651   Cromwell conquered Scotland. 1689   Jacobites were defeated at Killiecrankie. 1707 Act of Union with England. 1715, 1745 ...

... total enrollment was more than 81,000. Teacher-training colleges numbered seven, with approximately 3000 students. Of the eight universities in Scotland, the oldest (University of Aberdeen, University of Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, and University of St. Andrews) were founded in the 15th ...

... the same level though school children lack the time necessary to learn the subjects successfully. At the same time they normally spend over six hours at school and over four hours doing their homework. Hence the workweek of a regular high-school student is sixty hours! Specialized schools, which ...

... gifts" to Dr. Harry's Zoo. Through personal vision, determination, his own financial contributions, and those of others, Harry Wegeforth created the San Diego Zoo. To the unin­formed observer of the time, it might have seemed that he realized his dream from almost nothing. Indeed, some of the ...

... (Ades, 17). Those paintings, in which Dali transforms the sign into artistic images, are authentic masterpieces of paintings and graphics. The tragic gift of Salvador Dali has found its bright reflection in his one of the most famous painting called " Soft construction with boiled beans – ...

... encore un fois et a pris le nom de Leningrad. Le nom historique est revenu a la ville en 1991 a la suite d’un referandum. Pendant la 2-eme guerre mondiale Saint-Petersbourg a ete encerlee par les troupes allemandes. Notre ville a subi 900 jours de siege. Et des ce temps-la chaque ann la date de l’ ...

... not standardized, and a single song may have hundreds of variations in lyrics and music.       Government    Scotland is governed as an integral part of Great Britain. It is represented by 72 members in the House of Commons and by 16 Scottish peers in ...

... of the Republic, with himself as princeps, or chief citizen. During the last 80 years of the Western Roman Empire the provinces, drained by taxes levied for the support of the army and the bureacracy, were visited by internal war and by barbarian invasions. At first the policy of conciliating the ...

... , чтобы способствовать здоровой среде для каждой группы. Хорошо разработанное и правильно управляемое помещение для ремонтного животного позволяет применить наилучшую практику управления, в настоящее время рекомендуемую. Проектируйте пространство, оборудование, окружающую среду, продовольствие, и ...

... , but is the same as that used by the forefathers; consequently it must not be considered barbarous. The other countries of England differ from the vernacular by a depraved pronunciation. Awareness of regional variation in England is evident from the fourteenth century, seen in the observation of ...

... by creating an interesting inconsistency in weather. It is stated that on the morning of Svidrigailov’s suicide, the weather was a disgusting mixture of rain, fog, and stinging cold. However, when narration turns to Raskolnikov and his walk to the police station, the day is said to have been warm, ...

g the life of society and building opinions. It performs the service of information well enough but on TV everything is much more real. Radio and TV keep us informed about current events, extend the education, provide the cultural recreation, allow us to follow the latest developments in science and ...

... made to define regulatory approaches: 1.    How far the regulator will exercise control, and how far the regulator will act "by exception." To what extent will certain matters (e.g. "access charges" for interconnecting) be controlled by the regulator, or will the ...

ucaciуn en russia es mбs dura que en UK. Solнa ir a la escuela 6 dнas a la semana y las clases empezaban a las 8 de la maсana. Ahora os voy a hablar sobre mi familia, Mi abuelo es un artista, su cuadro sobre la familia de Nikolay estб en el museo de Washington ahora. El es muy famoso en ...

... edition is also very close to the original and except for the changes in bars 9-10 there are not that many differences. 5.01.02 Yevgenia Semeina Handel and Purcell sources, spring 2002 Bibliography Downes, Ralph. “An organist’s view of organ works.” Henry Purcel

... pressed KGB. The history is known, when it has been declared in a criminal investigation department and, to avoid prison, has gone to an annual autostop on the country together. Earlier in the Russian - punk rock, it was not accepted to develop somehow to read newspapers, to watch TV. The slogan ...

... for this and an array of other contributions to the quality of our lives. Seymour Topping was appointed Administrator of The Pulitzer Prizes and Professor of International Journalism at the Graduate School of Journalism of Columbia University in 1993. After serving in World War II, Professor ...

luence de sa mère, il s'intéresse à la littérature anglaise, l'une des sources du romantisme français naissant. 1822 Mérimée commence une tragédie ( Cromwell) dont il fait une lecture chez son ami Viollet-Le-Duc. Il aimerait ...

... of informational communication through space probes between more or less developed civilisations in space. From that point of view the information about decoding of Stermer series can be found in following journals: ‘Smena’ No.2 Moscow 1966 , ‘Astronautics and Aeronautics’ No.5 USA 1973, ‘ ...

... . And he profoundly changed the way we live. While trying to figure out a way to solve a printing company’s humidity problem, this young engineer invented mechanical air-conditioning. The Sackett-Wilhelms Lithographing and Publishing Company of Brooklyn were having difficulty with its ...

lague, lues, leprosy and fever, at the same time some new very serious deseases have appeared. AIDS, cancer and heart deseases sweep away more and more lives. The drug addiction, alcoholism and bad ecology cause dangerous deseases too. So what to do to prevent desease? First, you should take care ...

... Ermittlung der kurzfristigen Preisuntergrenze benutzt man Kalkulation auf Teilkostenbasis.   2.2. Nachfrageorientierte Preisbildung   Bei der nachfrageorientierten Preisbildung soll ein Unternehmen Preis-Mengen-Relationen ermitteln, um gewinnmaximale Preisentscheidung zu treffen. ...

... ends in a military parade.   The major political parties. The US began as a one party political system. But gradually two-party system appeared. The present-day Democratic Party was founded in 1828, representing southern states. It united slave owners. The Republican Party was founded in ...

... that it was used in the 50s - but that's no shame. Without realising it, many of the words that people consider to be "gay slang" were once part of Polari's lexicon - chicken, trade, butch, camp, cottage etc. These words, which are more useful in describing gay experiences because they don ...

... genocide. The majority of the current genocides followed this pattern. In order to examine to what degree the Genocide of 1915 is related to the pogroms in Azerbaijan in 1988-90 some history of Armenians is to be examined. Armenians have populated the highland region between the Black, Caspian ...

... of her ambition. Her career took a turn in the right direction after a representative came to Club Fever in search of an addition to an R&B group. Impressed by Pink's voice and style, she was signed as the new member of the short-lived group, Basic Instinct. Since Pink didn't feel that ...

... in Principles of Citizens of the Virtuous City. Ibn Sina, Abù'Alì al-Husayn (980-1037) Persian Islamic philosopher and physician whose Kitab Al-Shifa (Book of Healing) commented on the philosophy of Aristotle. As a leading neoplatonist, ...

... After reading the selection, I am just not sure what the author was trying to convey to his audience. Is it indecisive, melancholic, brutal character of Hamlet? Or is it the deeds people would do to gain power? Or is it the unrequited love of Ohpelia? Or is it friendship of Horatio or etc? There are ...

here the history of the successful and tolerant colony begins. Pennsylvania played a very important role in development of what we know as United States of America now. Political history of Pennsylvania is very bright and controversial. There was a natural conflict between the proprietary and ...

... de là que la ville s'est développée de part et d'autre de la Seine. Au centre de l’ile se trouve la cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris. Ce batiment est une de merveilles de l’architecture gotique. Sa construction a ete commence au 12 siecle, est dure plus que 2 cent ans. La ...

... nature, he abhored rules and cares little about the old masters. By necessity a portraitist he was by inclination a landscapist. John Constable an English landscape painter painted many well-known works ("A Cottage in a Cornfield" , "The Loch"). He is the first landscape painter ...

... iuml;d Business School's one-year MBA course received the highest rating for value for money of all the international schools surveyed. In 2002, Oxford University topped the annual league table of teacher training providers for the fifth successive year. Oxford University was named the UK's most ...

... on the number of direct bonds ( or pseudobonds, since there is a conductivity zone between the neighbouring metal atoms) being equal to nine according to the number of external electrons of the atomic kernel for densest packings that similar to body-centered lattice (eight neighbouring atoms in the ...

... , and it’s very important to choose what to read. That’s why we renounced from “MK”. Now we don’t subscribe to any newspaper, we like better to bye at the newsstand anything what we would like to. Also we don’t subscribe to any newspapers because they were often ...

... to a number of Maori tribes whose land had been unjustly confiscated). However, a recent clumsy take-it-or-leave-it attempt by the New Zealand government to offer financial reparations has resulted in an upsurge of militant Maori protests. Maoris have disrupted events, occupied land claim areas, ...

ompanion with such ancient historical cities as Rome, London & Paris, New York is quite young. It was founded in 1613 by Dutch settlers. A Dutch-man Peter Minuit bought Manhattan Island from the Indians for 24 dollars & a barrel of rum. The Americans say that this was the best business deal ...

... to the forlorn defense of the port of Toulon against the revolutionaries - among them a 24-year-old officer of artillery, Napoleon Bonaparte - Nelson was dispatched to Naples to collect reinforcements. He later gratefully recognized that he owed the success of his mission largely to the British ...

... in her counterparts. Like her music or not, you'll appreciate the refreshing break from Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera. personality & talent Nelly Furtado is one of those people that probably walks around carrying a smiley face stamp so that she can mark everyone who is down in ...

... in Saint Petersburg Photo, 1996   Kinds from a roof of a building of the Central Naval Museum Photo 2001         Shalimova Jane 9 “G” The ...

... and culture of the region are justifiably linked with the name of the first President of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Mikhail Nikolaev. The stable situation in the Republic, the mutual understanding and co-operation with the leadership and regions of Russia, with the countries of the CIS and the ...

... to gather fruits and vegetables. I was fishing with my grand-pa sometime successfully and we were cooking our fish together. Only humorous insects were spoiling my good humor. I was enjoying floating in the boat swimming in the river and helping my grandparents. During my summer holidays I made ma

... STARS , THE RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL, SHOPS AND OFCOURSE MTV-USA THEIR AMAZING SHOWS AND AWARDS.TO MY MIND NEW YORK IS USED TO BE THE SECOND CAPITAL OF THE UNITED STATES.IF I HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO GO TO AMERICA AND COULD CHOSE EVERY CITY I WANT I WOULD CHOSE NEW YORK, BECAUSE IT`S THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ...