1. His father to watch TV at the moment. He to because he to tired. 2. Pat (not to cook) dinner at the moment. She (to talk) on the phone. She (to cook) dinner every Monday. 3. I (not to drink) coffee now. I (to write) an English exercise. 4. I (not to drink) coffee in the evening. I (to drink) coffee in the morning. 5. Your friend (to do) his homework now? 6. Your friend (to go) to school in the morning? 7. Look! The baby (to sleep). 8. The baby always (to sleep) after dinner. 9. My grandmother (not to work). She is on pension. 10. My father (not to sleep) now. He (to work) in the garden. 11. I usually (to get)

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By Hovhannes Tumanyan
Once upon a time there was a king. This king declares all over his country: “Anyone who tells such a lie that I say it is a lie, I will give them half of my kingdom.”
There comes a shepherd and says: “Your majesty, my father had a cane and he could reach the stars in the sky with it.”
“There may be such a thing”, answers the king, “My grandfather had a pipe so long that he put one end in his mouth and lit it with the sun.”
The liar goes out puzzled.
There comes a tailor and says: “I am sorry for being late, my king, I was to come earlier. It rained a lot yesterday, lightning struck, the sky was ripped up, I had to go and mend it.”
“Well, good of you”, says the king, “But you didn’t mend it well. It rained a little this morning.”
This one goes out too.
There comes in a poor peasant with a pan under his arm.
“What do you want, man?”, asks the king.
“You owe me a pan full of gold, I have come for it”
“A pan full of gold?”, the king gets surprised, “You are telling a lie. I don’t owe you any gold.”
“If I am telling a lie, then give me half of your kingdom”
“No, no, you are telling the truth”, the king changes his word.
“If I am telling the truth, give me a pan full of gold”

Italy is no exception, with Italian New Year’s traditions varying from region to region and town to town. Capodanno, as New Year’s Eve is called in Italian, is celebrated in unique ways in Italy’s different areas – auguring a “buon anno” (good year) and the banishing of last year’s sfortuna (bad luck). And, since we’re talking about Italy here, many Italian New Year’s traditions are —unsurprisingly— rooted in foodSo, how do they celebrate New Year’s in Italy? While the residents of Naples literally throw out the old at the stroke of midnight, other Italians prefer fireworks or a feast with family. Below you’ll find our guide to Italy’s quirky New Year’s traditions.

Coinciding with the Christian feast of St. Sylvester (La Festa di San Silvestro), New Year’s Eve in Italy is all about food, friends, and famiglia. Traditionally, Italians gather together with loved ones on New Year’s Eve for a filling feast—served family-style around a big table. But, what do Italians eat to celebrate New Year’s?

Իտալիան բացառություն չէ, քանի որ իտալական Ամանորի ավանդույթները տարբերվում են տարածաշրջանից շրջան և քաղաքից քաղաք: Կապոդաննոն, ինչպես իտալերենով կոչվում է Ամանորի գիշերը, Իտալիայի տարբեր շրջաններում նշվում է յուրօրինակ ձևերով՝ ազդարարելով «buon anno» (լավ տարի) և անցյալ տարվա sfortuna-ի (վատ բախտի) հեռացում: Եվ, քանի որ մենք այստեղ խոսում ենք Իտալիայի մասին, իտալական Ամանորի շատ ավանդույթներ, զարմանալիորեն, արմատավորված են սննդի մեջ: Այսպիսով, ինչպե՞ս են նրանք նշում Նոր տարին Իտալիայում: Մինչ Նեապոլի բնակիչները բառացիորեն դուրս են նետում հինը կեսգիշերին, մյուս իտալացիները նախընտրում են հրավառություն կամ խնջույք ընտանիքի հետ: Ստորև դուք կգտնեք Իտալիայի տարօրինակ ամանորյա ավանդույթների մեր ուղեցույցը: Համընկնում է Սուրբ Սիլվեստրի (La Festa di San Silvestro) քրիստոնեական տոնի հետ, Իտալիայում Ամանորի գիշերը բոլորը վերաբերում են սննդին, ընկերներին և ընտանիքին: Ավանդաբար, իտալացիները Ամանորի գիշերը հավաքվում են սիրելիների հետ միասին՝ հագեցած խնջույքի, որը մատուցվում է ընտանեկան ոճով մեծ սեղանի շուրջ: Բայց ի՞նչ են ուտում իտալացիները Ամանորը նշելու համար:

On December 31, we will celebrate Christmas, guests will come to our house, and I will be their guest. And before that, we will decorate the table, prepare food, and at 12 o’clock at night we will celebrate the New Year and open our presents. I will explore my gifts and play with them. I will eat meat, salads and candies for Christmas.

1.(have long hair)Will he have long hair? No he won’t.

2.(have three children) Will he have three children yes he will have three children.

3(have a car)Will he have a car ? yes he will have a car․

4(wear glasses)Will he wear glasses? yes he will wear glasses.

5(have a beard and moustache)Will he have a beard and a moustache.

6(have a cat)Will he have a cat? No he won’t have a cat

I will wake up at 7 o’clock․

I will wash my hands․

I will get dressed.

I’m go to take the bus and go to school.

I will come home at 3:15․

I will do my homework at 4:15․

I will go to bed at 10:30․

Shop assistant: Hi there. Do you need any help?
Arsen: Hi. Er … I really like these
Shoes. How much are they?
Shop assistant: Oh … they’re 15000 Armenian drams.
Arsen: OK. Do you have them in a 35?
Shop assistant: I’ll have a look for you.
Arsen: Thanks.
Shop assistant: Oh … what colour would you like?
Arsen: Red, please.
Shop assistant: OK, just a moment, please. (The assistant goes to look for the Shoes that Arsen wants
to try on.) We’ve got a 35 in Yellow, but not in red.
Arsen: Oh … do you have size 35-36 in red?
Shop assistant: Yeah, sure. Do you want to try them?
Arsen: Yes, please. (The assistant gets Arsen tries them on.)
Shop assistant: How are they?
Arsen: I like them, but they’re a bit too big.
Shop assistant: Do you want to try the Yellow ones in your size?
Arsen: Mmm, no thanks. I don’t like the Yellow ones too much.
Shop assistant: Ah, OK. I’m sorry about that.
Arsen: Don’t worry … Thanks anyway. Bye.
Shop assistant: Thanks a lot. Bye now.

Mary drinks tea every evening.(Present Simple)

Marina is drinking compote now.(Present Cont.)

Angelina eating an fish yesterday evening.(Past Simple)

Bob drinks coffee every evening.(Present Simple)

Daniel is drinking apple juice now.(Present Cont.)

Raffi drank Cola yesterday evening.(Past Simple)

Eduard drinks juice every evening.(Present Simple)

Viktoria is drinking water now.(Present Cont.)

Ani eating an apple yesterday evening.(Past Simple)

Milla eating an sandwich every evening.(Present Simple)

Alex Play in Playstation now.(Present Cont.)

Eva drank  banana juice evening.(Past Simple)

Arsen drinks Fanta every evening.(Present Simple)

Arsen play football now.(Present Cont.)

Mami drank tea yesterday evening.(Past Simple)