X. Study phrasal verbs with "give" and "go" (Upstream Intermediate, Appendix 2, p.186) and complete the following sentences with the correct particle.

1. I asked Teresa if she thought she and Sam would get married, but she wouldn't give anything

2. He still hasn't sold the painting because the buyer went ... his word and pulled out of the deal.

3. When dried, this plant continues to give ... fragrance for months and even years.

4. Wild animals never go ... humans unless they are provoked.

5. All the girls swam across the lake, except two who gave ... only a few yards from the shore.

6. There won't be enough soup to go ... if you fill your bowls right to the top.

7. She phoned to say her clutch has given ... and the car has been taken to a garage.

8. He went... her to try to explain that he hadn't really meant to hurt her.

9. Our holiday was fine until my little daughter went ... a bad cold; after that it all got rather dull.

XI. Replace the underlined words and phrases with a suitable phrasal verb with "give" or "go".

1. Although the smaller child was obviously losing the fight, he refused to admit defeat.

2. John's hopelessly unreliable and always breaks his promises.

3. Our dog attacked the milkman again this morning; he'll get us into trouble.

4. The guards pursued the escaped prisoners, but they were able to get away.

5. There's a nasty bug going round the school at the moment and some of the pupils have contracted chicken pox.

6. This gas, in the presence of oxygen, produces an intensely hot flame.

7. What a lot of people! Do you think there'll be enough food to feed everybody?

8. The thieves promised each other that they would not tell anyone where the jewels were hidden.

9. Halfway up the hill, the engine stopped working and we had to push the car the rest of the way.

XII. Use phrasal verbs with "give" or "go" to complete the sentences below. Make additions to the context, if necessary.

1. When he heard she had left, he got on his bike and ....

2. I know you haven't finished reading the story, so I won't....

3. My hairdryer's stopped working -1 think the fuse ....

4. You'll never guess the answer — do you ...?

5. Could you get some more drink? I don't think there's enough to ....

6. I think this cheese has gone off. It looks a bit green and ....

7. I feel a bit shivery -1 think I'm just....

8. The company's director promised to give his employees a pay rise but....

9. If the neighbours' son hadn't provoked our dog, it would've never ....

13. Translate the sentences below using a suitable phrasal verb with "give" or "go".

1. Я уверен в том, что если мы хотим добиться успеха, мы не должны сдаваться.

2. Несмотря на то, что он прекрасно говорил по-французски, его легкий акцент выдавал в нем иностранца.

3. Боюсь, что стульев на всех не хватит. Некоторым студентам придется постоять.

4. Моники не будет на работе до конца месяца, так как ее младший ребенок заболел корью.

5. Он пошел за ней, чтобы сказать, как он виноват в том, что случилось, но она не захотела с ним говорить.

6. Я знаю его уже много лет. Ему можно доверять - он всегда держит слово.

7. Незнакомец набросился на прохожего с ножом, угрожая убить его, если тот не отдаст ему свой кошелек.

8. Если мы не будем бережно относиться к своим природным ресурсам, их запасы неизбежно иссякнут уже через несколько десятилетий.

9. Мне очень нравится, как пахнет это растение. У него запах лимона.

Idioms andfixed phrases (p. 77).

14. Paraphrase the following sentences using idioms and fixed phrases (p.77).

1. At the beginning of the party Roni told a few jokes to make the people feel more relaxed and ready to join in the fun.

2. I think I took after my grandfather who regularly moved to a different place and started something new which made his wife unhappy.

3. My brother loves food that contains a lot of sugar.

4. My colleague claims that it's me who has said about a salary rise when in fact I have not!

5. My friend is good at copying the way other people speak or behave which always makes me laugh.

6. Now and then everyone needs to talk about problems that are worrying them and feel better; that's what friends are for.

7. Some people are able to do or eat unpleasant things without feeling ill.

8. Something was wrong - she felt certain about it, although she couldn't explain or prove it.

9. The latest project of our department was extremely successful. It was approved by the board of directors.

10. There was something odd about him but I couldn't identify what it was.

15. Translate the sentences from Russian into English using the idioms and fixed phrases (p.77).

1. Наша кондитерская фабрика (confectionary) выпустила новые шоколадные батончики и добилась потрясающего успеха: сладкоежки просто без ума от них. Интересно, что первоначально мы даже не планировали производить эти сладости, хотя я, как менеджер с многолетним опытом работы, был совершенно уверен в росте продаж.

2. Мой двоюродный брат - настоящий непоседа: никогда не задерживается надолго в одном месте. Он актер и зарабатывает на жизнь тем, что пародирует знаменитостей (celebrities).

3. В начале презентации расскажите какую-нибудь шутку или забавный случай: это привлечет внимание аудитории и разрядит обстановку.

4. Коллеги Лизы приписывают ей слова и обвиняют в распространении слухов. Лиза обычно звонит своей подруге, чтобы выговориться и пожаловаться на своих коллег.

5. Если вы хотите работать в полиции, нужно убедиться, не слишком ли вы впечатлительны (крепкие ли у вас нервы) и не выводит ли вас из душевного равновесия (upset) вид крови и телесных повреждений.

6) Вчера у меня сломался компьютер. Я позвонил в сервисную службу (service department), но они не смогли определить, в чем дело.

Question tags

NB! Some verbs/expressions form question tags differently. Study the following examples:

I am - aren't I? I am younger than you, aren't I?

I used to - didn't I? She used to like it here, didn't she?

Imperative - will/won't you/ Close the door, will/won't you/

can you/could you? can you/could you?

Don't - will you? Don't move, will you?

Let's - shall we? Let's dance, shall we?

Let me/him etc-will/won't you? Let him decide, will you/won't you?

I have (got) - haven't I? He has got his own business, hasn't he?

I have - don't I? You have a lot on your mind, don't you?

There is/are - isn't/aren't there? There are many shops in the area, aren't there?

This/That is - isn't it? That's your wife over there, isn't it?

Everyone/Someone/ Everyone enjoyed the party, didn't

Anyone/No one - they? they?

X. Add the question tag.

1. She's late, ? 2. He used to live in London, ? 3. You don't enjoy

opera, ? 4. You didn't forget to lock the door, ? 5. I'm a bit clumsy,

? 6. You have seen Tom today, ? 7. Let's go for a walk, ? 8.

The boys went out with you, ? 9. Paul should apologize, ? 10. You will

help me, ? 11. Everyone remembers her, ? 12. This is your wife,

? 13. Let her go out, ? 14. He won't tell anyone, ? 15.

There's hardly any juice left, ? 16. No one knows me, ? 17. Let me try

it, ? 18. There's more food, ? 19. They won't go without us,

? 20. This is our stop, ? 21. You used to smoke, ? 22. You

want a pizza, ? 23. We shouldn't have done that, ? 24. Rhinos are

endangered species, ? 25. I'm not hungry, ?

XI. Fill in the blanks with the correct question tags.
Mark:	Excuse me. You're Jack Trap the famous singer, (1) ?
Jack:	Why do you ask? You're not an autograph hunter, (2) ?
Mark:	Yes, I'm actually. There's nothing wrong with that, (3) ?
Jack:	I don't suppose you can understand just how tired we stars get of signing
	autographs, (4) ?
Mark:	No, I suppose not. But I bet you didn't complain about it when you
	weren't famous, (5) ?
Jack:	Look. Let's get this straight, (6) ? I don't feel like signing
	autographs today, OK?
Mark:	Oh, come on. One little signature isn't much to ask for, (7) ?
Jack:	You don't give up easily, (8) . ?
Mark:	No. ч
Jack:	OK. Here you are. Now leave me in peace, (9) ?

Mark: You're a pretty rude person, (10) ?

XII. Correct the mistakes.

1. Sally is good at Maths, isn't Sally?

2. She never writes to you, doesn't she?

3. Come back soon, don't you?

4. She seldom receives visitors, doesn't she?

5. Everybody is here now, isn't they?

6. I'm older than Helen, am I?

7. There is my notebook on the desk, isn't it?

8. That's my sister Ann, isn't that?

9. There aren't many students in our group, are they?

10. Don't go there, won't you?

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