Spotlight 8 M4 (Variant 2)

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Lithuania is situated on the eastern Baltic coast and borders Latvia in the north, the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation and Poland in the southwest, and Belarus in the southwest and east. The geometrical centre of Europe lies in eastern Lithuania 25km north of its capital Vilnius. The landscape varies between lowland plains and hilly uplands and has a complex network of rivers.

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Lithuania has historically been the least developed of the Baltic republics, with a smaller industrial base and greater dependence on agriculture. Sugar beet, cereals, potatoes and vegetables are the main crops. Lithuania's foreign trade has gradually changed during the 1908, and now the European Union, not Russia, is its main trading partner.

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Lithuanian is the mother tongue for 80% of the population. After the country joined the European Union in 2004 this language has become one of the EU official languages. Lithuania has a large number of dialects for such a small territory, including High Lithuanian and Low Lithuanian.

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Lithuania offers different opportunities for a nice vacation. You can explore a range of large sand dunes and pine forests while hiking in the Curonian Spit National Park, take part in some action sports in Nida, a village that makes a true paradise for sailing, windsurfing, paragliding and kiting, or try out more extreme sports, such as hot-air ballooning and gliding.

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Those who are interested in folklore may enjoy their stay in Lithuania in any season of the year. The Mardi Gras celebrations are held in various Lithuanian cities and small towns at the beginning of February. The Folklore Festival is held in Vilnius' Old Town during in May. There you can see craft fairs, taste traditional dishes, join song and parties and listen to psalms.

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Lithuania's TV market is dominated by commercial channels. The radio market is similarly competitive. Lithuania's media are free and operate independently of the state, and there are no government-owned newspapers. However, politicians do occasionally attempt to influence editorial policy.

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In cities and towns there are buses and trolleybuses, which usually run from 05.00 to 23.00, but times do vary between routes. You can't pay the fare to the driver in cash but you can buy coupons from him. Coupons can be also bought at news kiosks before boarding. Minibuses are less crowded but more expensive.

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She couldn’t put … his rudeness.

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Can I _________ your black dress for tonight's party.

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Does my hat _______  my coat?

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My grandpa has very bushy _____________.

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It is raining outside. I will _____you my umbrella.

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Look at Sarah. She has ______________taller since the last time I saw her.

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She has got a very ________ figure

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Would you like to _______ on that dress? 

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Ted doesn't like his ________ nose. 

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Both teens are dressed in ___________outfits. 

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Lisa should put on a little weight; she is_________.

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There are many teens who are ____________about their body.

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Angela didn’t swim fast … to win the race.

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Wendy is … tired to continue working.

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They have saved … money to go on holiday.

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It’s …cold to play outside today.

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плотно прилегающая одежда

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повседневный

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спортивный

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носить

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свободная/просторная одежда

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клечатый

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linen