Hi! Can you please help me to make my review sound more natural? Does it meet the requirements of the task? Underestimated art. Do you feel like visiting a museum of history or contemporary art? I’ve always chosen the first option but not this time. The museum I’m going to review is a rare example when the interior is much more sophisticated than the exterior of the building. Nestled in the former building of car dealership, Museum of Contemporary Art in Perm catches you at first sight. It's located in the city centre so it has access to public transport as well as proximity to supermarkets and shopping centres. It’s a daunting task to find a person in Perm unfamiliar with the museum. The building engages you from the very start – a huge statue made of glass that everybody would interpret in one’s own way inside the building. There are thought-provoking exhibitions that suit every taste. I was thoroughly impressed by the musical exhibition where you can make every sound by means of metal panels. By contrast I had mixed feelings about an exhibition called "Ancestral home” as it depicted a railroad on a hillock made of pebbles. Although, I connected it to our region, it will be a tremendous task to fully understand the author‘s message for those who aren’t familiar with the history of our region, nevertheless, art aficionados find this exhibition cutting-edge and reflective. To sum this up, I highly recommend visiting the museum if you want to immerse yourself into mysteries of Ural and get into the true spirit of Permian art.

Hola estudiantes de español, buenos días. Espero todos estén bien. Hay muchas formas de preguntar el precio de algo en español, ¿puedes completar la siguiente frase? Hello Spanish students, good morning. I hope everyone is well. There are many ways to ask the price of something in Spanish, can you complete the following sentence?

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Question about “modal verbs in indirect speech”. Thank native English speakers very much in advance. 1. I told him he need not come if he didn't want to. 2. I told him he need come if he wanted to. 3. He said he needn't go. 4. He said he need go. 5. He felt he ought to help her. 6. She told him he ought not to do it. 7. He said the children dare not go out and play. 8. He said the children did not dare go out and play. 9. He said he should return, and he did return. 10. Mary said that I might borrow her car. 11. I said I could see you at eight. 12. He stated he used to live on the Yorkshire moors. 13. He said he would rather stay at home than join us. 14. He said that children must obey their presents. 15a. He said we must go. 15b. He said we had to go. 16a. His mother said he was not to go out without coat. 16b. His mother said he must not go out without coat. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct? Is the 15a equal to the 15b? And 16a = 16b?