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Complete the sentence. The Independence of Uzbekistan ... on ...
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Complete the sentence. Uzbekistan ... the member of the United Nations 
Organization (UNO) on March 2, 1992
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Complete the sentence. There are many nationalities including ... 
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People of more than a hundred nationalities ... a population of over 30 
million living in Uzbekistan. 
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Uzbekistan is ... mineral resources such as coal, oil, ore, copper, gold, 
gas, etc.
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The ... of Uzbekistan is continental. There are more than 250 sunny days 
a year. Often it is ... in summer — as much as 42— 44 degrees. Uzbek soil 
is very ... if irrigated and managed ... 
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He ... a lot these days 
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You ... your keys! 
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Tashkent is the ... of the ... Republic of Uzbekistan. It is a very ... 
city. It was ... more than 2000 ... ago. The ... is located at the 
foothills of the Tian Shan ... range and lies in the Chirchik river ... 
The ... of the city has already grown to more than 2,5 million people. 
There are several muslim ... and historical buildings such as the 
Kukaldosh ... and the Barakkhon ... which were ... in the 16th century. 
Tashkent, which has new ..., squares, high buildings and fountains, has 
become the most ... city in Uzbekistan. The city is flourishing as never 
... -. The ... facilities are good. There are ..., trolley-buses, trams, 
taxis and a subway with many beautiful metro stations decorated with 
traditional Uzbek ...
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Tashkent is a ... city, in ... a strong earthquake ... many buildings in 
Tashkent. Many new houses, shops, offices were built after the 
earthquake. The streets are ..., straight and clean.
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The Peace Park in Tashkent was ... by people ... Tashkent and Seattle 
(the USA). 300 Uzbek people and 175 Americans worked together to build 
the park. There is a metro in Tashkent. It was built in ..., At present 
it has ... than 20 stations. 

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We can't find our luggage. ... you ... it?
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Do you want to go to a restaurant with me? No, thanks. I ... just ... 
lunch. 
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Paul ... some letters since this morning.
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Mel ... me a nice birthday present last year. 
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My brother ... to us since he ... to Italy last month. 
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I broke/have broken my arm last summer when I fell/have fallen down the 
stairs. 
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Dear Mandy, Luckily I’m writing this email to you, the technician ... 
(just/ fix) my computer! He ... (try) yesterday, but he ... (not/can) 
because he ... (need) some spare parts. My PC ... (break) down some days 
ago and I ... (feel) desperate. I ... (have) to borrow my boyfriend’s 
laptop this week. Thanks to it I ... (already/write) the literature 
essay. 
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Uzbekistan is a sovereign Republic, the President of Uzbekistan is .... 
Executive power is exercised by .... Legislative power is vested in ... 
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In Uzbekistan the president ... directly ... to ...
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As commander in chief of the armed forces in Uzbekistan, ... also may 
declare a state of emergency or of war. ... is empowered to appoint the 
full cabinet of ministers and the judges of the three national courts, 
subject to the approval of the Oily Majlis, and to appoint all members of 
lower courts. ... has the power to dissolve the parliament.
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Besides legislation, international treaties, decrees, and states of 
emergency also must be ratified by the ... 
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The national judiciary includes .... Lower court systems exist at the 
regional, district, and town levels. Judges at all levels are ... and ... 
and independent of the other branches of government. 
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But some parents in Uzbekistan want their children to attend … schools 
which are not free.
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In Uzbekistan education is … between ages of 6-7 and 15. 
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There are different types of … schools in our country. 
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Most of the schools in Uzbekistan are state schools where … is free.
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The pupils have got good … and many of them may continue to study in 
vocational schools or universities.
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The law about "The State Emblem" was ... on ...
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The emblem is bordered by ... on the right side and branches of ... with 
opened cotton bolls on the left side. The ... is at the top of the 
emblem, symbolizing the unity of the republic. The ... inside the eight-
pointed star are the sacred symbols of Islam. 
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The state flag of Uzbekistan was approved on ... Flag represents a 
multicolored ... with three horizontal stripes of blue, white and green. 
The ... stripe on the flag is the symbol of the sky and water. The white 
line on the cloth is the color of ... The green color on the banner is 
the color of ... Red lines - symbolize the ... 12 stars are symbolizing 
twelve ... of the country. 
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I just (to come) home when Mike (to call). 
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I (to book) the table before we (to go) to the cafe.
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There are ... beautiful and attractive places ..., Uzbekistan can be 
considered as one of them. Uzbekistan ... at the center of Central Asia 
and bordered with five ... Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, 
Turkmenistan and Afghanistan. Uzbekistan is ... one among them. In 
Uzbekistan, different ... live in peace and friendship. Uzbekistan is 
famous, in the world, ... its hospitality and friendship. It is believed 
that the person who was born even in ... would say that it is paradise 
because it is his or her .... Uzbekistan is my motherland and I love my 
country. I just can ... it with paradise because there is nothing more 
like it. 
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Uzbekistan ... its independence recently and it ... be compared with a 
new born .... Its independence was ... in 1991. ... twenty three years 
passed and ... have been ... so many buildings which give ... to the 
face of country. Economy of Uzbekistan is ... year-by-year and other 
countries are investing their ... to the economy of it. 

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Where's Pete? I ... him for ages. I ... Pete last night. 
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We ... at primary school from 1993 to 1998. We ... in this class since 
September.
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I ... this video yet. I ... a video at the weekend.
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The Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan ... on ...
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The Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan consists ... ...
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The first section of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan 
defines ... The second section of the Constitution of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan secures ... The fourth section of the Constitution of the 
Republic of Uzbekistan determines ...
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I’d rather ... at home ... to the cinema. 
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I’d rather you ... the dinner now. 
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Navruz , the spring ... holiday, has been celebrated for at least 2,500 
years. Uzbeks still serve a traditional meal of ..., which tastes like 
molasses-flavored cream of wheat and is made from ... and sprouted wheat 
grains. Tea is poured from ceramic ... into ... bowls. Tea is served with 
homemade ..., which acts as a sweetener. In Uzbekistan people usually ... 
each other once a day and say ... when they leave. Men will always shake 
... with other men. Women will often greet you with a big ..., and 
definitely with a ... Close friends or family members of the same sex 
will often greet each other with ... One of the most beautiful features 
of Central Asian culture is found within one simple little gesture, this 
... 
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He is ... his father
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This box is three times ... that 
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Ann’s salary is ... mine 
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You are taller than ... 
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Who was it who coined this term “The silk road” 
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the early Middle Ages? 
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The most common form of transportation on the Silk Road was by…. 
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literally means: 
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I ... at the moment 
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What countries does Uzbekistan border on? 
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John ... in a bar until he ... a job in his field.
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What is the official name of Britain? 
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What is Wales called? 
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A Double-Decker is London's ....... 
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... is the administrative centre of London 
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The East End ... of London. 
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Is Great Britain a monarchy or a republic? 
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England is the ... and the richest country of Great Britain 

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Not far from Stonehenge stands ... It is a splendid example of an English 
Gothic Cathedral; inside there is one of four copies of Magna Charta and 
the oldest clock in England. 
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... is very important town in the north-west of England. In the past it 
used to be a Roman fort; its name comes from the Latin word castra. 
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What does "castra" mean? 
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Birmingham is often called the ... because of the great variety of its 
industries. 
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What is Ben Nevis? 
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Offa’s Dyke-is 
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What are the most popular English traditions? 
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What is the original name of Halloween? 
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Where do people go on New Year's Eve? 
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Where the Boat Races are held? 
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Everybody wanted to come here ... time 
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If it ... this weekend, we ... skiing. 
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It takes a long time........a foreign language. 
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A: I've got a headache. B: Well, why don't you try ... an aspirin.
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Let him ... that for you 
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Which ocean is USA washed by in the east?
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The biggest … in the USA is Superior.
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The longest … in the USA is the Mississippi. 
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She said, “I can stay at home”. She said that … at home. 
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She asked, “Do you like to sing?”.
She asked … to sing.
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She asked, “When will he come?” 
She asked … 
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Washington does not produce anything except … 
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… have lived in the White House.
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Which building looks like a very big pencil? 
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to Negro slaves in the USA? 
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Rewrite the following sentence using reported speech. 
Max: “Frank often reads a book”. Max told me that … a book. 
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Sarah: “I have cleaned my room”. Sarah told me that … room. 
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When was the Constitution of the USA signed? 
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the House of Representatives and senators in the USA Congress are there? 
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… enforces federal laws, serves as commander-in-chief of the Armed
Forces. 
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The President can not be elected for more than ... 
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Federal judges are appointed by … for life. 
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The United States of America is also called … 
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The capital of the USA is … 
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The national flag of the USA is called … 
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The national bird of the USA is … 
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The most popular sports in the US are … 
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The longest rivers is … 
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The USA is situated …
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The … of America is the common school and is attended by all groups of 
the population.
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The system of … in the USA includes different kinds of schools public and 
private, large and small, urban and rural, traditional and experimental 
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In the Junior school … are studied by all the pupils. The other subjects 
are selective.
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The first level of higher education in America is the "undergraduate" 
level, which usually requires … of study.
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New England states are … 
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The Middle Atlantic States are …
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The South Atlantic States are …
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The Central South-East states are …
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The American South-West consists of …
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The man … the bricks is my father 
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Canada is the … largest country in the world. 
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Official languages of Canada are … 
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The lakes in Canada …
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The rivers in Canada are …
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… flows from the Rocky Mountains into the Arctic Ocean 
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The Yukon starts in Canada and flows into … 
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… flows into the Atlantic Ocean.
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The anthem of Canada is …
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Basic unit of Canada is …
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The Queen of Great Britain, Elizabeth II, is the official head of the 
state, but the … acts as her representative. 
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As a federation, Canada is … of ten provinces and two territories. 
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Senators are appointed by … on the recommendation of … 
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Members of the House of Commons … for a term of … years. 
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The Cabinet … of 20 or more ministers, … by the Prime Minister from 
leaders of the majority party in the House of Commons. 
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The school system of Canada is very much like the one in the …, but there 
are certain differences. 
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Education in Canada is general and compulsory for children from 6 to 16 
years old, and in some provinces — to … 
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It is within the competence of the local authorities, and therefore it 
may differ from province to province. For example, Newfoundland has an 
11-grade system. Some other provinces have 12-grade systems, and Ontario 
has even a … -grade system. 
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Grades … are usually elementary schools, and grades … are secondary 
schools. 
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Admission to the university in Canada is after high school with specific 
courses. They are regional colleges, institutes of technology, institutes 
of applied arts, colleges of agricultural technology and others. Criteria 
for admission to these institutions are …
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Australia is a highly developed industrial-agrarian country. Its area is 
about … 
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The capital of Australia is …, which became the capital only in … 
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Almost one half of Australian territory is … by … 
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As for the nature, the commonest trees of Australia are …
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Such unusual animals as a kangaroo or a koala-bear … from Australia.
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Australia, a federal parliamentary democracy, is an independent self-
governing state and a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. The 
constitution of Australia, which became effective in 1901, is based on … 
parliamentary traditions, and includes elements of … system. 
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The head of the Australian state is the …, and the head of government is 
the …, who is responsible to the Australian parliament. 
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Canberra is a modern, rapidly expanding city located on the ... River
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Major landmarks in Canberra … the new Parliament House (opened in 1988); 
the Church of Saint John the Baptist (1840s); Captain Cook Memorial Water 
Jet, located in Lake Burley Griffin; and the Australian War Memorial, 
which includes a museum and an art gallery. Other sites include the 
National Library (1960); the Australian National Gallery (1982), housing 
works by Australian and other artists; the High Court of Australia 
building; and the civic center
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The … won an international competition for the design of Canberra. 
Construction began in 1913 but was interrupted by World War I.
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The British colony of New Zealand became an independent dominion … 
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The total territory of New Zealand is … kilometres.
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… are both official state languages of New Zealand.
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Government type is parliamentary democracy. Administrative division is
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… is the present capital of New Zealand since …, and one of its busiest 
ports, located at the southern end of North Island, lying among hills in 
the western side of a natural harbour. 
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My mother is a … woman. She does all her work …
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Our teachers are very …. They always behave … toward us.
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Asl? shouted very … and the teacher got … She felt …
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My father is a very … driver. He drives … The police warned him … 
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The tourists speak very ... I cannot understand their speeches …
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