Скласти речення unexpected,unsafe,unknown,unbelievable,unrelated,uncountable,unfriendly,unavoidable,unpredictable,uncharacterestic

1. her new idea was so unexpected! 2. do you understand that this is unsafe? 3. i'm sorry to my unknown lover, sorry that i can't believe that anybody ever really starts to fall in love in me. 4. our last trip with emma's​ parents was unbelievable. 5. this paper is unrelated with your point of view. 6. i want to have uncountable quantity of money. 7. when i was a child, my classmate tim used to be very unfriendly. 8. you know, his death was unavoidable. 9. my first ex-lover made a lot of unpredictable things. 10. last night you said words that are completely uncharacteristic for you. надеюсь, тебе : )

1. The power of the Queen of England is limited by Parliament.

2. — Who is controling the power of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet? - It is controling by Parliament.

3. Lately the company sent us an invitation to take part in the exhibition of electronic equipment which is holding in London.

4. It gave me a lot of pleasure to read an interesting book on the history of old Russian towns.

5. Mr Bell is appoint manager of the company lately.

6. Before I left London, I showed the most famous sights in the centre of the city.

7. Some seats in the Strangers Gallery just reserve for the Russian business people. They are going to visit the House of Commons tomorrow.

8. After the purpose of the meeting explain to the participants they invited to the conference hall.

9. A new collection of paintings of modem French artists are exhibit in the halls of the Museum this month.

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The Hermitage Museum is one of the world’s greatest art galleries. The rich collection of the Hermitage attracting very many people since it opened to the public. 2 500 000 exhibits are displaing in the Museum’s halls and galleries. If somebody wants to look for a minute at each exhibit it will take him 12 years to see all of them.

When the Director of the Hermitage asked how the Museum got such a big collection, he answered: “The history of our Museum began in 1764 when 225 paintings purchased in the West by Catherine the Great. The collection grew in size from year to year since then. After the revolution a lot of splendid pieces of art came to the Museum from private collections”.