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What does glimpse mean? glimpse is defined by the lexicographers at Oxford Dictionaries as A momentary or partial view. I toss opportunities like coins, and call tails when I've already caught a glimpse of the queen's crown. ‘I still recall one Sunday morning when I caught a glimpse of them outside. ‘As he spun around in his child like dance, he caught a glimpse of something off the side of the boat. ‘When the reeds parted, he caught a glimpse of her, and yes, there she was, the river goddess. ‘A large gasp emerged from my throat as I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror. ‘In the mirror, I caught my first glimpse of his face without the ironwork interrupting his features.

1 Some people think that the euro (to use) by all countries of West Europe .

1 Some people think that the euro (to use) by all countries of West Europe next decade. 2 Many scientists think that in future conflicts between countries (to cause) by the scarcity of natural resources. 7 Foreign trade (not/ to restrain) by governments in most countries of the world in future as it provides a lot of benefits for the countries’ prosperity. 8 In accordance with the consumer demand the production of some goods (to raise) but the production of other goods (to stop). 9 The well-being of people (to increase) as a result of introduction of new advanced technologies and materials.

If you want to get some glimpses of London it's just from here that you had better start sightseeing. Not far away, in Westminster, where most of the Government buildings are situated, is Westminster Abbey. The Tower of London was founded by Julius Caesar and in 1066 rebuilt by William the Conqueror. It was used as a fortress, a royal residence and a prison. Now it is a museum of armour and also the place where the Crown Jewels are kept. Many English sovereigns, outstanding statesmen, painters and poets (Newton, Darwin, and Tennyson among them) are buried here. Across the road from Westminster Abbey is Westminster Palace, the seat of the British Parliament.

Some of you might have heard one or two (or maybe 10!) idioms describing character and personality. And I’m sure that most of you have met or heard of someone who matches one of the below definitions. 30 English Idioms Describing Character and Personality. 1. Pain in the neck – an irritating, annoying person. Ex. Sarah is such a pain in the neck these days. 2. Bright spark – a clever person. He is a real bright spark in the class.

A culturally and ethnically diverse country is so fascinating because there are many different lifestyles reflecting different . What is more, the new arrivals know very well the importance of respecting the local traditions and customs. Therefore, they co-operate and collaborate well with the natives.

A culturally and ethnically diverse country is so fascinating because there are many different lifestyles reflecting different ethnic origins in it. In a multi-cultural society one can enjoy a variety of unique traditions and customs which is very exciting and adds spice to life. One has more options when it comes to leisure activities. They work very harmoniously side by side in offices, factories and schools.

1) These days, many parents find it difficult to assist, support a large family. Complete the conversation with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 2) Forgetting to thank us for dinner is usual, typical of George. 3) My grandma doesn't have any close, near family her own age left. 4) In ancient, old times, people had a very different view of the world. Guide: (you/be) Have you ever been to London? Tourist: (I/be) to lots of pla.