1. The books were set... For sale.

2. They packed their things and set... on their expedition.

3. We shall set... our work in 2 hours.

4. It's not right to set other people ... work.

5. What are you set... do?

Insert the necessary word away/off, down, in/into, out or over.

1. The dangerous criminals ran ...; now the police is trying to find them.

2. He ran ... my ideas and I think he did it purposely.

3. The children will run ... the house if it starts raining.

4. David, go to the supermarket. We have run ... of bread and sugar.

5. Don't exceed the speed limit. You can run ... some wild animals on the road.

6. The engine of the car has run ... and we had to walk to the town for two hours.

2. Insert the right form of the words do or make:

to do to do (morning) exercises to do the cooking (the cleaning, the shopping, the ironing, the reading, etc.) to do one's teeth (hair) to do homework to do housework to do a subject (geography, P.Т., etc.) to do one's best to do well to do a translation to do the sights of a city (a muse­um, a city) to do smb a favour to do smb good (harm, wrong) to do with something

to make to make a mistake to make dinner to make money to make a decision to make a noise to make progress to make a fire to make a bed to make a fortune to make a choice to make an effort to make friends/ene­mies to make a law to make a list to make a note

12. Say what these people do.

Example: - What does a baker do? — He makes bread.

1. What does a dressmaker do? 2. What does a lawmaker do? 3. What does a shoemaker do? 4. What does a cook do? 5. What does a film director do? 6. What does a clown do? 7. What does a glove-maker do? 8. What does a clock-maker do?

13. Express the same in Russian.

1. - Who is going to do the washing-up? - I am. 2. The Americans will do London in the afternoon. They don't like to do the sights of the city in the evening. 3. She has made great progress studying English. 4. How much money do you make a week? 5. - Have you done Shakespeare yet? - No, we are doing Chaucer at the moment. 6. Why are the children making such a noise in the cor­ridor? 7. Can you do me a favour? Go and fetch these dictionaries from the library. 8. I'm tired. Let's have a break and make some tea or coffee. 9. I can do with a sandwich, I'm hungry. 10. Whose turn is it to make brunch today? 11. I don't like the way Betsy does her hair. 12. We made friends with Tom very quickly. 13. Who in your household does the housework? 14. I'll make a bed for you on the sofa. 15. — How are you doing? -- Very well, thanks.

14. Choose either do or make to complete the sentences.

1. I like the way you've ... your hair. 2. A long night's sleep will ... you a lot of good. 3. From school reports parents can see what progress their children are ...ing at school. 4. I liked Andrew and we ... friends very soon after we met. 5. It took us a whole week to ... the main sights of London. 6. Teaching is not the easiest way to ... money. 7. Could you ... me a great favour and ... the shopping today? 8. I heard nothing because of the noise the children were ...ing. 9. How many school subjects are you ...ing this year? 10. Don't for­get to ... your bed before you leave. 11. It's my little brother's first year at school, but he's ...ing very well. 12. Dentists advise to ... your teeth at least two times a day. 13. Do you find it easy to ... decisions? 14. These are the books I recommend you. ... your choice. 15. Why are you angry? Have I ... anything wrong?