Please translate the following sentences either into Russian or Uzbek

2.Please make questions using ‘ Do you know? ‘ and ‘ Can( could ) you tell me?

11.Where is the British Museum?	Do you know where the British Museum is?
12.How far is it?	Can you tell me how far it is?
13.Is the museum open on Sundays?	Could you tell me the museum is open on Sundays or not?
14.How old is this stature?	Do you know how old this statue is?
15.What kind of exhibition is it?	Can you tell me what kind of exhibition it is?

3.Complete the sentences by choosing the prepositions from the box.

up, over, across, out, down, up, over, round
16. Where do you come… this information?		Where do you come across this information?
17.I wonder how many times you have already tried to give… smoking?		I wonder how many times you have already tried to give up smoking?
18.It turned… to be a difficult job.		It turned out to be a difficult job.
19.Prices hardly ever come… they always seem to go…. .		Prices hardly ever come down they always seem to go up.
20.When his father died he took … the company.		When his father died he took over the company.
21. This table takes… too much space. We need something smaller.		This table takes over too much space. We need something smaller.
22. When will you come … ? We are always so happy to see you at our place.		When will you come round? We are always so happy to see you at our place.

4.Make sentences beginning with ‘ Having …

23.Mark Twain had worked for several newspapers and magazines and travelled with his lectures all over America. Soon he became very popular with public.	Having worked for several newspapers and magazines and travelled with his lectures all over America, Mark Twain became very popular with public.
24.John smashed the statue. Then he departed.	Having smashed the statue, John departed.
25. They signed the contract. Then they congratulated everybody on their success.	Having signed the contract, they congratulated everybody on their success.
26. Clemens left Hannibal in 1853 at the age of 18. He worked as a printer in New York City and Philadelphia over the next year.	Having left Hannibal in 1853 at the age of 18, Clemens worked as a printer in New York City and Philadelphia over the next year.
27. As he had his several stories published he decided to take a pen name as Mark Twain.	Having had his several stories published he decided to take a pen name as Mark Twain
5. Please read the passage below and identify whether these sentences are true (T), false(F) or not given(NG). “ WONDERFUL DISCOVERY! – Some six months ago Signor John Smitthee, an American gentleman now a resident of Rome, purchased for a trifle a small piece of land in the Campagna and had transferred it to a poor American artist named George Arnold , explaining that he did it as payment for damage accidentally done by him long ago upon some property belonging to Signor Arnold. Later Mr. Smitthe decided to do some improvements of the land at his own expenses. Four weeks ago, while making some necessary excavations, Signor Smitthe unearthed the most remarkable ancient statue. It was an exquisite figure of a woman. The nose, the left leg from the knee down , an ear, and also the toes of the right foot and two fingers of the one hand were gone, but otherwise the noble figure was in a remarkable state of preservation. The government appointed a commission of art critics, antiquaries and cardinals to assess its value and determine the remuneration that must go to the owner of the ground. The last night the commission decided unanimously that the statue was a Venus, and the work of some unknown but sublimely gifted artist of the third century before Christ. At midnight they held a final conference and decided that Venus was worth ten million franks! In accordance with Roman law the government , being the half owner of all works of art found in Italy , the state could nothing but pay five million francs to Mr. Arnold and take permanent possession of the beautiful statue. This morning the Venus will be removed to the Capitol, and at noon the commission will hand Signor Arnold five million francs in gold due to him.” 28.Signor John Smitther purchased a land and decided to give it to his friend George Arnold as a compensation for his damage accidentally done by him long ago upon a property belonging to Signor Arnold. T 29. During the excavations Signor Smitthe discovered the remarkable ancient statue of a woman. T 30. Damage referred to some parts of the remarkable statue such as the nose, toes, fingers, one leg down the knee. T 31.The government appointed a commission of art critics, antiquaries and cardinals to assess the statue’s value. T 32. The commission decided after long discussions that the statue was a Venus , and the work of some unknown artist of the third century before Christ. F 33. At midnight the commission held a final conference and decided that the Venus was worth of twenty million francs. F 34. In accordance with Roman law the government , being the half owner of all the works found in Italy , the State can do nothing but pay five million francs to Mr. Arnold. T 35. This morning the Venus will be removed to Capitol to take a permanent possession and to remain there. NG 36. At afternoon the commission will hand Signor Arnold five million francs in gold due to him. F