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• Юляшик100 23.11.12 20:28
  
  Помогите с английским!!! ответить на вопросы по данному тексту..очень нужно!!!!!
  John's composition
  Steve's son John was to write a composition about the History of Parliament. He has just finished it and asked his father to read it. Steve couldn't say «no» to his son. That's what he has read:
  Britain has the oldest Parliament in the world. This institution has changed over the centuries and has reflect¬ed the class structure and economic basis of feudal and capitalist societies.
  Parliament is held in the Palace of Westminster. This tradition dates back to Saxon times when the king called to this place a group of powerful barons who discussed with him matters of state. The king often argued with them for his power and money. In 1215 King Henry III refused to accept Magna Carta. A group of powerful barons supported him. But Symon de Monfort defeated them and in 1265 called the first Parliament. From that time the king summoned Parliament and representatives of counties and cities together with the King's advisers from the clergy, and his supporters among the feudal barons met together. As the class differences between the representatives and aristocracy became more marked, the division into the «Lords» and the «Commons» took place.
  In the middle of the last century the House of Commons was a centre of real political power. Since those days the growth of the power of the Cabinet, based on the development of the modern party system has brought about a fundamental change. The House of Commons is still the centre of the political stage; but it isn't the centre of the real political power. The House of Commons doesn't control the Cabinet, the civil service or the armed forces. It is in fact a forum for criticism of the Government and for getting the information.
  ВОТ ВОПРОСЫ:
  What do the changes of the Parliament reflect?
  2. What does the tradition of holding the Parliament in Palace of Westminster date back to?
  3. What was the history of accepting the Magna Carta?
  4. Why did the division between «Lords» and «Commons» take place?
  5. What was the House of Commons in the middle of the last century?
  6. What has brought about the fundamental change?
  7. What is the House of Commons now?
  Я НАДЕЮСЬ НА ВАШУ ПОМОЩЬ)
• Юляшик100 23.11.12 20:27
  
  Помогите с английским!!!
  John's composition
  Steve's son John was to write a composition about the History of Parliament. He has just finished it and asked his father to read it. Steve couldn't say «no» to his son. That's what he has read:
  Britain has the oldest Parliament in the world. This institution has changed over the centuries and has reflect¬ed the class structure and economic basis of feudal and capitalist societies.
  Parliament is held in the Palace of Westminster. This tradition dates back to Saxon times when the king called to this place a group of powerful barons who discussed with him matters of state. The king often argued with them for his power and money. In 1215 King Henry III refused to accept Magna Carta. A group of powerful barons supported him. But Symon de Monfort defeated them and in 1265 called the first Parliament. From that time the king summoned Parliament and representatives of counties and cities together with the King's advisers from the clergy, and his supporters among the feudal barons met together. As the class differences between the representatives and aristocracy became more marked, the division into the «Lords» and the «Commons» took place.
  In the middle of the last century the House of Commons was a centre of real political power. Since those days the growth of the power of the Cabinet, based on the development of the modern party system has brought about a fundamental change. The House of Commons is still the centre of the political stage; but it isn't the centre of the real political power. The House of Commons doesn't control the Cabinet, the civil service or the armed forces. It is in fact a forum for criticism of the Government and for getting the information.
  ВОТ ВОПРОСЫ:
  What do the changes of the Parliament reflect?
  2. What does the tradition of holding the Parliament in Palace of Westminster date back to?
  3. What was the history of accepting the Magna Carta?
  4. Why did the division between «Lords» and «Commons» take place?
  5. What was the House of Commons in the middle of the last century?
  6. What has brought about the fundamental change?
  7. What is the House of Commons now?
  Я НАДЕЮСЬ НА ВАШУ ПОМОЩЬ)
• Sh@dy_L@dy 29.11.11 00:04

  ответ для: Little_devil2308

  
  1. You must not smoke in the dining- room.
  2. Little children have to go to bed early.
  3. Mary has to make a very important decision.
  4. Can you come to my place tomorrow?
  5. If you are ill, you should consult a doctor.
  6. They haveb to learn the new words regularly.
  7. I don’t know exactly if we can come at 6 o’clock.
  8. Children will be allowed (will be able) to play in the garden tomorrow.
  9. You should open the window, it’s hot here.
  10. Could you speak English five years ago?
• Christine111 23.11.11 18:37

  ответ для: Little_devil2308

  
  could - пошедшее от can/ но просьба could you come...? звучит более вежливо
• Little_devil2308 23.11.11 18:19
  
  Спасибо, а разве could это не прошедшее время?
  сдесь же вроде не прошедшее...
• Christine111 23.11.11 18:17

  ответ для: Little_devil2308

  
  could - вежливая просьба
• Little_devil2308 23.11.11 18:06
  
  КАКОЙ МОДАЛЬНЫЙ ГЛАГОЛ ИЛИ ЕГО ЭКВИВАЛЕНТ ЗДЕСЬ ЛУЧШЕ УПОТРЕБИТЬ..
  ...you come to my place tomorrow?
• Little_devil2308 20.11.11 17:09
  
  Ребят выручите еще раз, если не сложно
  Заполните пропуски в предложениях, используя модальные глаголы can, must, may, should, have to и их эквиваленты.
  1. You … not smoke in the dining- room.
  2. Little children … go to bed early.
  3. Mary … to make a very important decision.
  4. … you come to my place tomorrow.
  5. If you are ill, you … consult a doctor.
  6. They … learn the new words regularly.
  7. I don’t know exactly if we … come at 6 o’clock.
  8. Children … to play in the garden tomorrow.
  9. You … open the window, it’s hot here.
  10. … you speak English five years ago?
• Little_devil2308 14.11.11 20:23
  
  Спасибо вам огромное....очень сильно благодарна)))
• lizik359 14.11.11 20:11
  
  1. How did you get … there?
  2. Don’t go in that room, please.
  3. Go to the blackboard, please.
  4. When does your son come … home?
  5. He is going to write … me in a week.
  6. When do you usually get to the office?
  7. They often give … me books to read.
  8. Mary, give these books to Jack, please.
  9. They returned … home in the evening.
  10. I lived near my office last year. I always walked … there.
• Арабистка 14.11.11 20:10

  ответ для: Little_devil2308

  
  ниже вам
• Арабистка 14.11.11 20:10
  
  1. How did you get into there?
  2. Don’t go into that room, please.
  3. Go to the blackboard, please.
  4. When does your son come back home?
  5. He is going to write me during a week.
  6. When do you usually get to the office?
  7. They often give me books to read.
  8. Mary, give these books to Jack, please.
  9. They returned home in the evening.
  10. I lived near my office last year. I always walked there.