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14, When I (to come) to see him the next day, I (to be told)) that he (to die)
in his sleep. I (to be given) a letter which he (to write) to me in the
evening.
15. What (to be) the (late) news?
16. Can this man (to rely) upon? - I (to know) him for ten years already,
always (to be) a good friend for me.
17. A second talk on how to use this new machine (to give) tomorrow at the same
time by the inventor.
18. The news that he (to leave) the town was a surprise to all of us. I never
expected him (to be able) (to start) a new life.
19. Stop smoking! The room (to be) full of smoke which (to come) from your
pipe, Usually we (not to smoke) here.
20. If you (to leave) just now, you (can) (to catch) the train. - I'd like you (to see)
me off. My bags are too heavy for me (to carry) them.
21. The papers informed that the President (to elect) at the People's Deputy
Congress.
22. You (to have) dinner already? - No, not yet. The waitress (to take) my order
15 minutes ago and (not to bring) me anything yet.
23. I'll make you (to do) it if you (not to object) to it.
24. All (to be agreed) and (to be understood) between us now, Trot, - said my
aunt, 'and need (to talk) of this no more'.
25. The (old) brother was twenty years (old) than the youngest.
26. I really don't want you (to go), Lanny. - I'm sorry, Celia, but I must (to go)…
People, who (to send) me here, (to wait) for me now.
27. Can you (to tell) in by whom and when the telephone (to invent)?
28. I (not to see) anything of James lately. When you (to see) him last? - I (to
meet) him two days ago. He (to change) very much.
29. You (to see) that woman in the corner? She (to have) her dessert now. As
soon as she (to leave) we (to occupy) the table.
30. Would you (to like) me (to give) you another pair of shoes? - Yes, I want
(small) ones. These are too big.
31. I saw the sweet blue eyes of little Emily (to look) at us, and (to hear) her soft
voice (to call) to us to be careful.
32. Look! There are no (child) here. Everybody (to take away).
33. She (to know) that the fishermen (to return) home late and (to leave) them
supper on the kitchen table.
34. How long he (to live) in this city? - I (not to be) sure. Not long. - I hate
people (to tell) lies. You are a friend of (he), you must (to know) it.
35. When she (to get) angry she always (to say) things she really (not to mean) at all.
36. Where you (to hurry)? - I (to be) afraid to miss the train. My friend (to come)
with it.
37. Did you see the woman (to cross) the street with the red light on?
*русская версия:
Английская пословица гласит: каждый повар хвалит свой собственный бульон (каждый кулик хвалит свое болото). Нельзя сказать, что английская кухня плохая, но в ней, по сравнению с европейской кухней, нет большого разнообразия. Англичане очень специфичны в своей пище. Обыкновенный английский прием пищи — это завтрак, второй завтрак (ланч), чай и обед.
Время завтрака — между семью и девятью утра. Традиционный английский завтрак — очень плотное блюдо. Он состоит из сока, овсянки, ломтика или двух бекона, яиц, тоста, масла, джема или мармелада, чая или кофе. Мармелад делается из апельсинов, джем — из других фруктов. Многие люди любят начать с овсянки с молоком или сливками и сахаром, но настоящий шотландец никогда не кладет сахар в овсянку. Шотландия — это родина овсянки. Для
разнообразия, вы можете взять колбасу, помидоры, грибы, холодную ветчину и, возможно, рыбу.
Англичане очень любят чай, его можно назвать почти их национальным напитком. Чай приветствуется утром, днем и вечером. Англичане любят крепкий и свежеприготовленный чай.
По воскресеньям многие семьи собираются на традиционный завтрак, который состоит из жареного цыпленка, ягненка или говядины с салатом, овощей и соуса.
*перевод:
The English proverb says: every cook praises his own broth. One can not say English cookery is bad, but there is not a lot of variety in it in comparison with European cuisine. The English are very particular about their meals. The usual meals in England are breakfast, lunch, tea and dinner.
Breakfast time is between seven and nine a.m. A traditional English breakfast is a very big meal. It consists of juice, porridge, a rasher or two of bacon and eggs, toast, butter, jam or marmalade, tea or coffee. Marmalade is made from oranges and jam is made from other fruit. Many people like to begin with porridge with milk or cream and sugar, but no good Scotsman ever puts sugar on it, because Scotland is the home of porridge. For a change you can have sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, cold ham or perhaps fish.
Tea is very popular among the English; it may almost be called their national drink. Tea is welcome in the morning, in the afternoon and in the evening. The English like it strong and fresh made.
On Sundays many families have a traditional lunch consisting of roast chicken, lamb or beef with salads, vegetables and gravy.
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