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    Exercise 1.

    Проверьте, пожалуйста.

    У меня есть фотоаппарат. I have (got) a camera.
    У моего товарища есть мотоцикл. My friend has (got) a motorcycle.
    У нас есть авторучки. We have pens.
    У тебя есть цветные карандаши? Have you got color pencils? Do you have color pencils?
    У Виктора есть велосипед? Has you Victor got a bicycle? Does Victor have a bicycle?
    У меня нет свободного времени. I have no free time.
    У них нет англорусских словарей. I have no english-russian dictionaries.
    У меня нет этой статьи. I haven't got this article. I don't have this article.
    У тебя есть брат в Белгороде? Have Do you have a brother in Belgorod?
    У нее есть родственники в Сочи? Does she have the relatives in Sochi?
    У нас нет времени идти туда. We have no time go there.
    Что у тебя в кармане? What do you have you in the pocket?
    Сколько у нее братьев и сестер? How many brothers and sisters she has she?
    В котором часу вы завтракаете? What time do you have breakfast?
    Вы обедаете дома или в школьной столовой? Do you have breakfast at home or in school kitchen dining hall?

     

    в вопросах и отрицаниях have (в значении иметь) в чистом виде не употребляется - либо have got либо со вспомогательным глаголом do (does)

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    November 12, 2012
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    October 21, 2012
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    Yesterday, going to work...;) Yesterday, going to work, I left my mobile phone at home. I had already gone downstairs to the ground floor when I suddenly realized it. I stopped in front of the entrance door and started to think of coming back to my flat and taking my phone. It was 7.23, and my bus ran at 7.30. The bus stop is a 5 minute walk from my house. I live on the twelfth floor, but the lift hasn't been working for two weeks. I had to go upstairs on foot, but my bus left in seven minutes. But I couldn't go to work without my phone. And I ran upstairs. It's very-very hard to run upstairs. The first four floors, I ran easy enough. On the fifth, I began to struggle for breath. After sixth, I was running and thinking that my heart would break out of my chest. My legs refused to listen to me. But I was running anyway… I was in time to catch the bus and my phone was with me. But I’ve decided - if I leave my phone at home again, I’m not going to come back for taking it, at least until our lift will be to work. My life (and health) is too expensive for me. ;)) And, I need to go for the sports.
    September 12, 2012
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    May 20, 2012
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    frogs' legs or frog legs or frog's legs (french food) Which expression is right?
    January 25, 2012
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  • Answered
    etc. = et cetera [et ˈsetərə]
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    December 29, 2011
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    What's up? = what's happening? what is planned? what's wrong? what is going on? what's the matter? "What's up?" said Adrian to a policeman. (J. Galsworthy) What's up = a greeting, "Hello" (sometimes)
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    December 25, 2011
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    When I feel sad, I think about something nice, or watch my favourite comedies, or go for a walk, if the weather is fine. All is well!
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    December 25, 2011
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    on the table (on (или upon) the table) 1) общеизвестный; публично обсуждаемый (в парламенте или в одной из его комиссий) The facts are, so to speak, all upon the table, and I will merely touch upon the main heads of the case. (H. R. Haggard, ‘Dawn’, ch. XLII) — Факты, собственно говоря, общеизвестны, так что я коснусь только главных обстоятельств дела. 2) (Амер.)отложенный (о законопроекте) Oxford Dictionary: 1.(BrE) (of a plan, suggestion, etc.) offered to people so that they can consider or discuss it: Management have put several new proposals on the table. 2. (Especially NAmE) (of a plan, suggestion, etc.) not going to be discussed or considered until a future date
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    December 25, 2011
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    I've been in many regions in Russia: Moscow (and Moscow Region), St.Peterburg, Samara, Black Sea coast and others. There are beautiful places there. I like all of those places. But I always want to come back to my hometown. Home, Sweet Home ;)
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    December 25, 2011
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