5. Put the following words and phrases into three columns at, in, on, by, for, according to the preposition they are used with:

Monday, the weekend, January, no time, the moment, the dark, random, the dozen, Friday night, the Easter holidays, noon / night, Christmas Day, 1992, that time, winter, Christmas, land / see / air the morning, first sight, July 30^th, the 15^th century, sight of, the time being, a winter afternoon, 10.30, dawn, daytime, common, bus / train/ sea, a fortnight, the night, the age of, a taxi / car / plane, accident, due course, ages, addition to, agreement with, law, behalf of, least, one’s birthday, the beginning, board a plane, business, the contrary, a trip / tour, demand, edge, person, fire, heart, holiday, the one / the other hand, the crossroads, favour of, one’s mind, fear of, the arm / hand, birth, any case, the bus / train, one’s sake, chance, vain, mistake, the beginning of, granted, 30 km per hour, a while, the seaside, certain, 23 Oxford St., cash.

5.1. Write a short story (75-100 words) using these expressions. Suggested topics: “Why I Like Travelling”, “An Accident”, “The Best Reason to Give a Present”, “Unsuccessful Stowaway”, “Mysterious Crime”.

6. Give Russian translation of the following phrasal verbs. Consult the dictionary. Make your own sentences with these verbs:

- be for, be in for, be down with, be out of, be through with, be up to;

- break down, break in, break off, break out, break through, break to;

- bring about, bring along, bring in, bring out, bring up, bring back;

- call back, call for, call in, call off, call on smb, call up;

- carry off, carry out;

- come across, come along, come between, come down, come in, come into, come off, come on, come out, come up, come up with;

- cut across, cut down, cut in, cut off, cut out;

- do away with, do up, do without;

- fall apart, fall back, fall behind, fall for, fall in with, fall out;

- get about, get across, get along with, get away, get away with, get back, get by, get down, get down to, get on, get off, get out of, get over, get to;

- give away, give in, give off, give up;

- go about, go ahead, go away, go back, go by, go down, go for, go in for, go off, go on, go out;

- hold back, hold in, hold off, hold over,

- keep away from, keep back, keep down, keep oneself from, keep in with, keep up with;

- let down, let in, let on, let out;

- look after, look ahead, look for, look forward to, look in on smb, look out, look over, look through;

- make up, make up one’s mind;

- pass away, pass on, pass by;

- pay back, pay down, pay for;

- put aside, put across, put away, put back, put down, put in, put off, put out, put up, put up with;

- run across, run away with, run down, run in, run into, run off, run on, run through;

- see about, see off, see to;

- set about, set down, set off, set out, set up;

- take after, take away, take back, take down, take for, take in, take off, take out, take to, take up;

- turn away, turn down, turn out, turn over, turn to;

- work out, work up.

6.1. Find in the dictionary one-word synonyms to these verbs (if possible). Is there any difference in their usage? Write sentences with the synonymous pairs paying special attention to style. Example: Do you know how to put up a tent? (neutral) – This monument was erected to inaugurate the Victory over fascism (formal).