1) to cheat а.. обманывать
2) to hurt b. причинять боль
3) to rely с. положиться
4) to trust d. доверять
A2. Choose the appropriate word.
At the end of the term Susan had to write a review of the book and she was glad. Literature was Susan's ... school subject.
2) favourite
A3. Find the sentence with the Gerund.
2) Paul was doing the ironing when the light switched off.
A4. Choose the appropriate form of the verb.
Sam returned home. He was upset because he had got a bad mark. The front door... but he knew his mum was in.
2) was locked
Bl. Put in the appropriate prepositions if it is necessary.
1) look
2) invite
3)join
4) rely
Cl. Write the questions about your city, beginning with the following words.
1) Where is your city situated? (to situate)
2) When was your city founded? (to found)
3) What kind of people are living in your city? (to be)
1)
to grate cheese
mashed potatoes
a pinch of pepper
to gain weight
healthy diet
pickled cucumbers
two tablespoons of sugar
to peel potatoes
hot sauce
to lose weight
2) -It's shame you lost your phone, but there's no use to cry over the spilled milk.
- The test was very easy. It was a piece of cake.
-Thanks for inviting me, but opera is not my cup of tea.
-She didn't want to spill the beans and tell anyone my secret.
-Pete loves making up stories, so take everything he says with a pinch of salt.
-John loved this kind of films, it's his cup of tea
-Please don't spill the beans and tell my secret.
-The test was easy, it was a piece of cake.
-She loves telling storing, so take what she says with a pinch of salt
-I'm sorry that you lost the phone, but there's no use to cry over the spilled milk.
3)
-Don't use that milk. It's gone bad.
-In the people went ill with bad illnesses (болезни)
-The dog went after the cat
-The price of milk has gone up
-How long can a man go without water?
-The police officer went after the robber
-This sausage I'd of strange smell. It's probably gone bad.
-The prices for New Year's decorations has gone up a lot.
-How long can an animal go without food?
-She has gone out a lot since her accident
4)
-I'll pay in cash, thanks
-I'm afraid this is the very last coat. We're out of stock
-There shoes are in great demand
-I'll pay with credit card
-In this shop you can pay for things with credit card
-On the Internet you usually can't pay in cash
-This film is out of stock
-It's in great demand these days.
5) n: •grated •meat •peel •pinch •shoe
-I don't eat meat because I'm a vegetarian
-If you add a pinch of salt, it will taste better
-I need grated cheese for salad
-If you want to buy a pair of sandals for summer you should go to the shoe shop
-Can you peel the potatoes, please?
-I hate salted cucumbers
-The rice was tasty and the meat was tasteless
-Alan eats a lot of chocolate every day
-Don't forget to add a pinch of salt to the salad
-I usually put two pieces of cheese in my sandwich