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Apart from the university, what other educational institution did he attend?

[Natashe] [skuchno] смотреть длинные фильмы.

What does the following abbreviation represent TID

How would you translate the title of the first paragraph?

(12 points) Олег, a friend of the family you are staying with in Russia, came to visit them for a couple of days. One evening, Олег starts reminiscing about his past: all the things that he used and didn’t use to have. Next day, your friend Irina who is interested in Oleg, is curious to find out about his past.  To satisfy her curiosity, you text her what you found out about Oleg (in complete, correct Russian phrases).  Enter your text messages in the order below. Example: Oleg didn’t use to have a nice car (only you will write this out in Russian, of course).  Oleg used to have: Друзья Подруга Oleg didn’t have: Квартира Проблемы 1. [u] [Olega] [byli] [druzia] 2. [u2] [Olega2] [byla] [podruga] 3. [u3] [Olega3] [ne] [bylo] [kvartiry] 4. [u4] [Olega4] [ne2] [bylo2] [problem]  

Your Russian mother – An American souvenir

Your Russian brother: toys

The DEA mandates C-III, IV, and V drugs may only be refilled

What is the total amount of solution in this vial (in mL)?

(8 points) At the end of the day, you come back home to your Moscow apartment where you are staying with a large host family, only to discover that nobody but your host grandmother is at home. So you talk about where everybody went. Use one of the verbs of motion that were the focus in Chapter 8 to complete the sentences. – А где Маша? Почему её нет дома? – Маша [poshla] в кино. – Но она вчера [hodila] в кино. И в пятницу тоже. – Ну, да. – А где Наталья Викторовна? – А она [poehala] в Петербург. – Как в Петербург? А почему я об этом ничего не знаю?! Хорошо….А где Костя и Витя? – А они [poshli] в парк. Со своей собакой.