ГДЗ по Английскому языку 9 класс учебник Ваулина Ю.Е., Дули Д., Подоляко О.Е., Эванс В. номер 37

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~ Originally — from or in the beginning; at first ~ Ordinary — with no special or distinctive features; normal ~ Colleagues — a person with whom one works, especially in a profession or business ~ Government — the governing body of a nation, state, or community ~ Ministers — (in certain countries) a head of a government department ~ Civil servants — a member of the civil service ~ Grand - magnificent and imposing in appearance, size, or style 1. 10 Downing Street was originally a small terraced house before Sir Robert Walpole changed it. — Jlayyuur Crput 10 nepponayanbHo Obit OObIHHBIM HeOOJIbLIHM TeppaCcHbIM XOMOM, 40 Toro Kak c9p Pobepr Younon u3MeHH FO 2. There are 23 government ministers who are members of the Cabinet. — Tam 23 rOCyapCTBEHHbIX MHHHCTPOB, KOTOPble ABJIAIOTCA WeHaMH KaOHHeTA 2 The Queen attends many official functions every year. — Kopomesa IIPHHHMaeT yYacTHe BO MHOPHX OMHLUHAIbHbIX MEPOMPHATHAX KaxKAbIii TOL 4. There are a number of grand palaces and buildings in London. — Cymectsyet Leb pA BEHKOJENHbIX JBOPLOB H 30aHHii B JIOHQOHE Crpanuua 37, ynpaxkuenne 4, pa3zzes 2 Kak HWwKe MepeyHcAeHHble coBa CBA3aHbI C JJayHuur cTput 10? PacckaxkuTe cBoemy coOeceqHHKy ~ The Grand Staircase is related to 10 Downing Street because there are portraits of every past prime minister hanging on the walls of the Grand Staircase. — IlapagHaa nectHuua OTHOCHTCA K Qomy Ha JlayHuHr crput 10 NOTOMY 4TO TAM BECHT MHOFO MOPTpeTOB MpeAbIAyUIHX MpeMbep MHHHCTPOB Ha CTeHax NapagHOH JIeCTHHLBI ~ Margaret Thatcher is related to 10 Downing street because the Prime ‘inister's private home is a furnished flat on the second floor, once described by Margaret Thatcher (British Prime Minister from 1979-1940) as living above the shop'—Mapraper Toatyep orHocutca K fomy Ha JlayHuur crput 10 NOTOMY YacTHbIii JOM MpeMbep MHHHCTpa 391u mcvJHPOBaHHan KsapTHpa Ha TOPOM 9TaKe, KOTOPyIO ODHaxKAbI ONHCana Mapraper ToTuep (npembep MHHHCTp BemukoOputannn v 1979 m0 1940) kak kBapTHpy Hay Mara3HHOM ~ The Cabinet Room is related to 10 Downing Street because government ministers meet to discuss important issues. — KaOuHeT OTHOCHTCA K OMY Ha dayHuur crpuTr 10, nmoroMy 4TO TaM TaK 2Ke eCTb KaOHHeT, B KOTOPOM MHHHCTPpbI BCTpeyaroTca, YTOOI OOCYAHTb BarxKHbIC BOMPOCeI ~ Sir Robert Walpole is related to 10 Downing street, because number 10 was riginally given to the first prime minister, Sir Robert Walpole, as a gift, but he wanted it to be uscu by all futuic puune ministers. Before he moved in though, he joined 10 Downing Street to the large house behind it and had

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