Good morning
всё не бойся правильно
1-played
2-was traveling
3-got dressed
4-was cooking
5-was riding
6-did
7-went
8-passed
9-found
10-did you
<span>My
grandparents (1) <u>were born</u> in Hungary in the 1920s. They (2) <u>came</u>
to England in 1946, after the war. My grandfather <u>worked</u> in a factory in
Birmingham and he (3) <u>studied</u> English at night. My grandmother (4) <u>stayed</u>
at home because she only (5) <u>spoke</u> Hungarian and so she couldn’t get a
job. Life was difficult because my grandfather (6) <u>didn't earn</u> much
money in the factory. My grandparents (7) <u>had</u> three children, my mother
and my two uncles. They (8) <u>helped</u> their parents as much as they could. My
grandparents (9) <u>stopped</u> to work when they were sixty and they liked
having a lot of free time together. Unfortunately, my grandfather (10) <u>died</u>
in 1994, but my grandmother is still alive.</span>
<span>
ЛИШНИЕ<span> - marry / become
/ like???</span></span>
1 Does he work in an office?
2 Does she like to work there?
3 Do they want to work?
4 Does it want to play?
It is difficult for contemporary Voronezhs to imagine that 100 years ago the city ended at Zastava Square. On the site of the viaduct the road to Moscow began. Many years on this site they met and parted. For example, the famous playwright Alexander Nikolayevich Ostrovsky, they say, leaving the tour, generously gave champagne in the local tavern of his Voronezh fans. In 1796, according to the decision of the empress, the gate of the Outpost was crowned with two pylons, the top of which was crowned by two-headed eagles. In 1900 the pylons began to collapse. And the authorities of Voronezh tried to solve the problem in a very original way.
Vladimir Yeletskikh, local historian: "We decided that they are not in the territory of Voronezh, so we will not repair it, the budget is not ready." Then the governor, without thinking twice, issued his decree, and forbade entry through the Outpost into the city. "
Return the visiting card of the old Voronezh former look still had to. But in the 20 years from the pylons got rid of as a symbol of tsarism. Over the years, the Zastava square from the urban outskirts has become part of the modern center of Voronezh. But the attraction did not stop.