Переведите на английский язык 1)в москве много красивых зданий. 2)кремль находится в центре москвы 3)упражнение 6 на следующей странице 4)на 20-й станице есть картинка для устного изложения. 5)в его докладе были некоторые ошибки. 6)в этой статье нет нечего интересного 7)оригинал картины левитана у омутанаходится в третьяковской галерее 8)в сибири много полноводных рек 9)сколько театров на площади свердлова?-на площади свердлова три театра 10)где находится большой театр?-он находится на площади свердлова. 11)в ленинграде много исторических памятников 12)во многих деревнях россии до октябрьской революции не было школ.

Here are the English translations for your sentences, using natural and grammatically correct structures. English Translations

1. There are many beautiful buildings in Moscow.
2. The Kremlin is located in the center of Moscow. (Alternatively: The Kremlin is in the heart of Moscow.)
3. Exercise 6 is on the next page.
4. There is a picture for oral presentation on page 20.
5. There were some mistakes in his report.
6. There is nothing interesting in this article. (Alternatively: There isn't anything interesting in this article.)
7. The original of Levitan's painting "By the Deep Waters" is in the Tretyakov Gallery.
8. There are many deep and wide rivers in Siberia.
9. How many theaters are there in Sverdlov Square? — There are three theaters in Sverdlov Square.
10. Where is the Bolshoi Theater located? — It is located in Sverdlov Square.
11. There are many historical monuments in Leningrad.
12. In many Russian villages, there were no schools before the October Revolution.

Important Notes on Usage

• There is / There are: Most of these sentences use the "There is/are" construction because they introduce the existence or presence of something in a specific location.
• Prepositions: In English, we use the preposition "on" for pages (on page 20) and "in" for squares or cities (in Sverdlov Square, in Moscow).
• Historical Context: In sentences 9, 10, and 11, the names "Sverdlov Square" (now Teatralnaya Square) and "Leningrad" (now St. Petersburg) are kept as they appear in your Russian text to maintain historical accuracy.

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