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No. 30 1. In the 1960s, "Voenizdat" published a Russian-Chinese phrasebook, which contained many more of THEM than usual, because a very vigilant female editor was in charge of editing that phrasebook. 2. I think you all remember Onegin's words that there are extremely many of THEM in love poems. 3. THEY make up more than half in a well-known request for help.
BUT HOW MANY EXACTLY? This was a question about THEM. And who are THEY (or what are THEY)? No. 31 1. In the 1960s, "Voenizdat" published a Russian-Chinese phrasebook, which contained many more of THEM than usual, because a very vigilant female editor was in charge of editing that phrasebook. 2. I think you all remember Onegin's words that there are extremely many of THEM in love poems. 3. THEY make up more than half in a well-known request for help.
BUT HOW MANY EXACTLY? This was a question about THEM. And who are THEY (or what are THEY)? No. 32 Coin collectors have to pay attention to many small details in the objects of their collection. Counterfeiters do too, so as not to make a mistake in their "creativity." Those who collect THIS, on the other hand, are very wary if they see too many details in the objects of their collection, because they prefer everything in THIS to be careless and done in a hurry. What is THIS? What do they collect?
Agilist, please correct the task numbers (task 31 has already been assigned). And why are there two identical tasks? Agilist;81172
No. 32 Coin collectors have to pay attention to many small details in the objects of their collection. Counterfeiters do too, so as not to make a mistake in their "creativity." Those who collect THIS, on the other hand, are very wary if they see too many details in the objects of their collection, because they prefer everything in THIS to be careless and done in a hurry. What is THIS? What do they collect?