Question

Put the verbs in the correct form 1. Prince Uri Dolgorukiy (to want) to celebrate some successful negotiations and was looking for a place to celebrate a feast. The place (to happen) to be Moscow. 2. In 1237 the Mongols (to burn) the city to aches. 3. In 1328 Moscow (to earn) status of capital of the Russian region. 4. In 1571 the Mongols (to attack) the city again and (to burn) it completely. 5. A severe plague (to ruin) the city in 1654. It (to kill) a lot of inhabitants. 6. In 1712 Moscow (to lose) its capital status to St. Petersburg. 7. In 1812 the war with Napoleon (to lead) to big fires in Moscow destroying almost everything. 8. On the 12th of March, 1918 the City of Moscow (to become) the capital of Soviet Russia. 9. When the USSR (to break up) in the year 1991, the city (to continue) to be the capital of Russia. 10. Moscow (to celebrate) its 850th Anniversary in 1997 and today (be) one of the more respected cities in the world.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Prince Uri Dolgorukiy wanted to celebrate some successful negotiations and was looking for a place to celebrate a feast. The place was happen to be Moscow.

2. In 1237 the Mongols burned the city to aches.

3. In 1328 Moscow earned the status of the capital of the Russian region.

4. In 1571 the Mongols attacked the city again and burned it down completely.

6. In 1712 Moscow lost the status of the capital before St. Petersburg.

7. In 1812, the war with Napoleon led to large fires in Moscow, which destroyed almost everything.

8. On the 12th of March, 1918 the City of Moscow becomes the capital of Soviet Russia.

10. Moscow celebrates its 850th anniversary in 1997 and today is one of the most respected cities in the world.

Answer 2

1. Prince Uri Dolgorukiy wanted to celebrate some successful negotiations and was looking for a place to celebrate a feast. The place happened to be Moscow.
2. In 1237, the Mongols burned the city to ashes.
3. In 1328, Moscow earned the status of the capital of the Russian region.
4. In 1571, the Mongols attacked the city again and burned it completely.
5. A severe plague ruined the city in 1654. It killed a lot of inhabitants.
6. In 1712, Moscow lost its capital status to St. Petersburg.
7. In 1812, the war with Napoleon led to big fires in Moscow, destroying almost everything.
8. On the 12th of March, 1918, the City of Moscow became the capital of Soviet Russia.
9. When the USSR broke up in the year 1991, the city continued to be the capital of Russia.
10. Moscow celebrated its 850th Anniversary in 1997 and today is one of the more respected cities in the world.