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58. Ask questions about the statements, beginning with words suggested in brackets. (Consult § 39.)
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1. He likes to see films about animals. (Who ... ?) 2. There are more than fifty theatres in the West End of London. (How many ... ?) 3. There was a good picture at our local cinema last week. (Where ... ?) 4. We arrive in time. (Who ... ?) 5. They watch TV every evening. (What... ?) 6. They have breakfast at 8 o'clock. (At what time — ?) 7. John Lennon was murdered in 1980. (When ... ?) 8. Nina Matviienko sings folk songs. (Who ... ?)
59. * Put 10 quettlUitts lu the text (exercise 57) and write t/iern down.
60. * Do task 13, part I on page 109.
Lesson 58
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61. Do exercise 3.
62. Read the article from the newspaper "News from Ukraine" with the help of a dictionary.
AMERICANS PAY TRIBUTE TO GREAT KOBZAR
There's no other place in the world where monuments to great poets of the world literature — Ukrainian Taras Shevchenko, Russian Alexander Pushkin, Bilorussian Yanka Kupala, and American Walt Whitman — stand near-by on one lawn. Members of the Ukrainian American League (UAL) traditionally gather there, in Arrow Park (Monroe, New York) in early March.
The immortal "The Testament" by Shevchenko resounded in the park, beautiful spring flowers were laid at the monument to the great poet. The UAL activists and their guests, representatives of the Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the UN laid flowers at the monuments lo the luminaries of Ukrainian, Russian, Bilorussian and American culture.
The acting permanent representative of Ukraine to the UN, addressed those present with a greeting speech. UAL executive secretary delivered a speech dedicated to the great son of the Ukrainian people.
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