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5. I opened a carton of milk only to find it has … off!
6. I’ve … up with a rocking idea that is going to change the world!
7. In my life I’ve … through a lot of really hard times.
8. This morning my iPhone alarm which is set for every day didn’t … off.
9. The UK is planning to … ahead with the plans for digital taxes on tech giants.
10. Something has … up and I can’t … out with you tonight.
II. Заполните пропуски глаголами LOOK или MAKE:
1. It’s not what you … at that matters, it’s what you see.
2. I can’t … out what you are saying.
3. When crossing the road, … out for traffic to your left and right.
4. To find Google Maps on your smartphone, … for the icon that re­sembles a folded map.
5. The police say that the woman … up a story about the house inva­sion for publicity.
6. Investigators are … into the causes of the helicopter crash.
7. After having a heated argument, we kissed, … up and had a cuddle.
8. In fact, teenagers … up to their parents not celebrities and athletes as role models.
9. On days with a skipped meal, the other two meals have extra calo­ries to … up for it.
10. Christmas is right around the corner, and many people are … for­ward to celebrating it with their loved ones.
III. Заполните пропуски глаголами TURN или SET:
1. … off the air conditioner. It’s too cold in here.
2. Will you … down the music? I can’t hear myself think!
3. What should you do before you … out on a long journey?
4. We’re planning to … the spare room into a walk-in wardrobe.
5. A record number of people … up to take part in a family bike ride.
6. Martin used an online step-by-step tutorial to … up a VPN on his smartphone.
7. She heard a strange noise and … round to see what it was.
8. If your loan application is … down, you might not know what to do.
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9. Kent … up his first business aged 14, creating websites for his friends and family.
10. Over 2.5 million elderly people in the UK feel they have no one to … to for help and support.
IV. Заполните пропуски глаголами GET или BREAK:
1. How are you … on at school?
2. … up early is one of the best ways to be more productive.
3. Miley and Liam … up after a few years of marriage.
4. I’m going to buy a new laptop as my old one is always … down.
5. The best way to … along with cats is to let them have their space.
6. A man suffered two broken ribs when a fight … out outside a city pub.
7. I couldn’t … through to you because your line was busy all day.
8. When in a taxi, you shouldn’t distract the driver and … out while the car is moving.
9. Coming home to find your house has been … into is a nightmare no one wants to experience.
10. All stops are announced before the bus approaches them, so that the passengers know when to … off.
V. Подберите к глаголу TAKE подходящий по смыслу по-
слелог (предлог):
1. My sister decided to take … hairstyling as a hobby.
2. In many cultures there is a tradition of taking … one’s shoes in the home and places like church.
3. When Celia’s boss asked her to take … extra work, she was natu­rally wary.
4. The passengers had to wait half an hour for the plane to take … .
5. Files in the Recycle Bin still take … hard disk space on your com­puter.
6. We provide a counselling service for employers wishing to take … students.
7. The loud speakers that I bought weren’t working properly, so I took them … .
8. All grandchildren are smart and beautiful – and obviously take … their grandma.
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9. Daisy was completely taken … when, over coffee, André asked her to marry him.
10. Google has already taken … the web and smartphones; now it’s targeting artificial intelligence and robotics.
VI. Подберите к глаголу PUT подходящий по смыслу по-
слелог (предлог):
1. “Never put … until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomor­row.” M. Twain
2. Since March, petrol stations have put … fuel prices by an average of 8p a litre.
3. Just a moment, sir, I’ll put you … to Mrs Ashley.
4. It is getting really hard to put … with the new neighbors. They are so noisy.
5. Tickets to see shows that are put … by Cirque Du Soleil are always among the most sought-after.
6. Most children have the ability to put … some clothes by themselves at around 2 years, but they don’t have the desire to do it.
7. North Wales’ slate landscapes have officially been put … as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
8. An English centenarian lady who put her long life … to “onions and plenty of friends” died at the age of 111.
9. Everyone should prepare for sudden expenses by regularly putting money … for things like a broken washing machine.
10. Whether you’re camping or cooking, knowing how to put … a fire will help you be prepared for any situation.
VII. Выберите один из предложенных вариантов ответа:
1. I must be (off / on / over) now if I want to make the next bus.
2. Did it take you long to settle (around / down / back) in this town?
3. I’m awfully sorry for interrupting you. Please, carry (off / out / on).
4. Not everyone likes to face (with / up to / into) the real world.
5. My mum hates it when I leave my things lying (away / down / around).
6. Would you be able to pick me (up / on / off) at the airport on Mon­day?
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7. Alissa spent the whole day trying to sort (off / out / over) the mess in her bedroom.
8. No matter how fast a lie is, the truth will catch (on / across / up) with it.
9. Stacey burst (into / out / with) tears as her son tried to master the art of crawling.
10. Every parent knows it’s important to keep medications (away from / up with / out of) children.
11. Asking your friends to pay (of / back / for) the money they owe you can be rather stressful.
12. A lot of people can feel put (away / off / down) by the idea of taking lessons on Skype.
13. None of The Beatles had reached the age of 30 when the band split (into / up / back) in spring 1970.
14. Ecologists around the world have declared a climate emergency and call (off / for / out) urgent action.
15. A family’s dream holiday ended (in / up / over) as their ‘worst nightmare’ when three of them fell seriously ill.
16. It can take months, sometimes even years of sacrifice to finally pay (away / off / out) your car loan.
17. “Every dream that you leave (behind / back / around) is a part of your future that will no longer exist.” Steve Jobs
18. If you were asked to sum (off / up / about) the previous year in one word, which one would you use?
19. Most people think that ‘Wi-Fi’ stands (for / by / out) ‘Wireless In­ternet’ but in reality it is simply a trademarked phrase.
20. “Your PC ran (over / away / into) a problem and needs to restart” is a very common error message for Windows 10 users.
VIII. Выберите один из предложенных вариантов ответа:
1. Learning a foreign language doesn’t cost a lot of money or take (away / over / up) plenty of time.
2. Stop asking me when I’m going to get married and settle (around / back / down).
3. Justin Bieber was told (into / through / off) by cabin crew for “act­ing like a child” during a flight.
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4. In our ever changing world, we must constantly upgrade ourselves to keep (up / on / out) with the times.
5. The Internet of Things refers (for / to / about) the devices that are connected to the Internet, collecting and sharing data.
6. Browse our calendar, find (out / on / about) what’s (in / on / off) and buy tickets for the latest events.
7. Rely only (over / for / on) yourself and you’ll never be let (in / back / down).
8. Monica goes (up / – / out) with a guy who turned (round / out / over) to be a software developer.
9. Reduce, reuse, recycle! Check (for / in / out) our top tips on how to cut (off / from / down) on waste!
10. The first thing I do when I wake (on / up / over) is pick (back / up / on) my phone and check the notifications.
11. We’ve decided (about / on / from) some hilarious photos of cats that will make even dog lovers burst (into / out / with) laughing.
12. Scientists came (round / across / up) with a new technique to stop a genetic disease from being passed (away / on / over) to future generations.
13. There’s a good selection of stylish, removable wallpaper that you can put (off / on / up) and take (off / down / back) with ease.
14. Never let the lithium-ion battery in your smartphone run (away / out / over) entirely before you plug it (in / to / up).
15. Sometimes, the people in your life who promise to stand (by / for / behind) you are the ones who go (down / off / away) first.
16. US researchers state that teenage girls who stay (on / up / off) late are more likely to put (on / up / in) weight, compared to those who go to bed earlier.
17. Ruby had to give (up / in / out) her job so that she can care (for / about / after) her elderly parents and look (forward / after / for) the children.
18. “To stand (by / out / off) from the crowd requires you to stand (on / up / out) and stand (in / for / on) what you believe in.” Gift Gugu Mona
19. We often put (up / forward / on) walls not to keep people (out / from / of), but to see who cares enough to knock them (away / off / down).
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20. There will always be stones in your path. Decide (on / about / for) what you will make from them, a wall or a bridge. Cheer (up / on / off) and move on.
IX. Переведите на английский язык фрагмент предложе-
ния, данный в скобках. Обратите внимание на видовремен­ные формы фразовых глаголов:
1. You can (заполнить) your visa application form online.
2. Sometimes slow drivers considerably (задерживают) traffic and cause traffic jams.
3. Can you (рассчитать) the original price of a laptop that is being sold at 25 % off?
4. Many cities festivities were (отменены) because of the virus epi­demic in the city.
5. Serena (примерила) over 20 dresses trying to find the perfect one for her prom.
6. (Воспитание) children is the most complex job you’ll ever have.
7. I’ll drive, you just (расслабься) and enjoy the view.
8. Have you ever (переодевался) as your favourite character or celeb­rity for Halloween?
9. Last year, almost half of marriages in the country (закончились) divorce.
10. Mitch (уговорил меня) selling my car to him.
11. In 2019, Iran was (отключен) from the Internet for almost 72 hours.
12. The eXXpedition Round the World science programme will (проводить) research at sea and on land.
13. I (сел) a taxi and asked the driver to (высадить меня) in the city centre.
14. Kim was (бегала по) the supermarket (выбирая) products.
15. Passengers can (зарегистрироваться) for the flight online and (распечатать) their boarding passes at home.
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Предлоги: обобщение
I. Выберите один из предложенных вариантов ответа:
1. School is the best place (with / to / for) children to make new friends.
2. When was the last time you washed any of your clothes (by / with / at) hand?
3. Sleeping (without / under / down) a pillow reduces back pain and keeps your spine stronger.
4. Alfred said that he had made the decision (on / at / in) the very last minute.
5. Many teenagers have a very negative attitude (forward / towards / against) school.
6. The first step to getting what you want is to get rid (from / off / of) what you don’t.
7. Studies show that people are more attracted (to / for / into) those who look like them.
8. Facebook is often criticised (about / for / with) not doing enough to filter inappropriate content.
9. It’s too easy to make decisions based (in / on / from) emotions and feelings.
10. Did you know that right-handed people tend to chew food (at / in / on) their right side?
11. An important form of Japanese courtesy is knowing how to refer (for / with / to) people.
12. It goes (on / out / without) saying that the right tie completes men’s outfit and can literally work wonders.
13. We met (in / on / at) a cold afternoon (at / in / on) late autumn.
14. What was the answer (to / on / for) question 10 (at / in / on) the test?
15. Leo was lying (in / on / down) the sofa doing nothing (in / for / to) particular.
16. Do you still keep (to / in / by) touch (to / with / of) your former classmates?
17. We went (for / on / to) a two-day trip (by / to / over) the mountains.
18. What’s wrong (about / to / with) you today? You look worn (off / out / away).
19. Follow (after / – / with) your heart but take your brain (with / to / for) you.
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20. People feel most (on / at / with) ease when they are (by / at / into) home.
21. The best way to prepare (to / on / for) a rainy day is to save (on / for / to) it.
22. If you’re not satisfied (in / about / with) the service, you can speak (to / about / up) the manager.
23. (On / From / By) this website you’ll find the best racing bikes avail- able (for / at / in) sale.
24. You can share a link (for / on / to) a file or folder (from / out of / by) your computer or your phone.
25. BMW stands (on / out / for) Bayerische Motoren Werke, or, trans­lated (on / into / from) English, Bavarian Motor Works.
II. Выберите один из предложенных вариантов ответа:
1. Doctors recommend to sit (down / out of / in) silence for (at / in / by) least 10 minutes each day.
2. (For / From / Out of) now on you will report (to / on / –) the head of the department.
3. One of the scientific ‘facts’ you learn (at / by / on) school is that water boils (in / with / at) 100 degrees Celsius.
4. “The whole purpose (for / of / about) education is to turn mirrors (into / on / over) windows.” Sydney J. Harris
5. In the evenings I usually load up Netflix and watch TV (on / in / for) demand before going (in / on / to) bed.
6. There’s a shop (at / in / onto) the corner of the street that sells flow- ers (since / in / from) morning till night.
7. Protecting children (off / out / from) harmful material (on / by / at) the Net is one of the parents’ most important duties.
8. Your job won’t take care (about / for / of) you when you are sick. Your friends will stay (with / on / in) touch.
9. When I deal (on / with / at) a complicated maths problem, I do my best to focus (into / with / on) the task.
10. Smoking doesn’t just affect (on / – / to) the smoker, it has an impact (on / – / to) the people around them too.
11. Where’s the nearest metro station? ~ It’s complicated. Have a look (on / for / at) this map (on / at / of) my smartphone.
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12. I have an excellent memory (in / with / for) facts and figures, (in / on / for) instance, phone numbers and timetables.
13. Simply staying (under / in / on) the shade is one of the best ways to limit your exposure (to / for / of) UV rays.
14. Stop worrying (about / out of / with) what can go wrong and get excited (into / with / about) what can go right.
15. You can insure your smartphone (on / against / for) accidental da­mage (for / at / to) an additional fee.
16. This study shows that very many people share personal information (to / from / with) total strangers (on / of / to) Facebook.
17. If you’re looking (up / for / into) the person who will change your life, have a look (on / to / in) the mirror.
18. No matter what people may steal (at / from / out of) you, they will never be able to take (up / back / away) your knowledge.
19. More than 90 % of all Internet searches are carried (on / out / off) by Google, 60 % of them come (from / out / with) mobile devices.
20. Because Mercury is so close (at / to / with) the Sun, its surface tem- perature can reach (to / – / for) 450 degrees Celsius.
21. Incidents and accidents sometimes happen (at / on / in) workplaces, so you must know what to do (in / with / on) case of emergency.
22. Stephen Hawking called (off / out / for) a “world government to save mankind (from / up for / for) the machines” before technology destroys the planet.
23. Before you can pair your iPhone (into / with / up) your Apple Watch, you’ll have to update it (by / to / on) the latest version of iOS.
24. Excursions can be arranged directly (at / on / in) the reception, where you can also find useful information (on / of / by) numerous local activities.
25. “Striving (to / at / for) success (without / through / under) hard work is like trying to harvest where you haven’t planted.” – David Bly.
III. Выберите один из предложенных вариантов ответа:
1. The first tickets (on / for / at) the Eurovision went (in / to / on) sale (at / on / in) 15th December.
2. School children are (in / on / for) holiday (since / at / from) the end of July (by / to / at) the start of September.
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3. (In / On / To) some extent, Internet addiction is similar (with / on / to) addiction (from / to / for) alcohol and drugs.
4. Elon Musk is well known (by / for / about) his warnings (on / to / about) the dangers (out of / of / with) artificial intelligence.
5. My application (of / for / to) Edinburgh University was turned (down / away / over), but I was placed (on / to / at) a waiting list.
6. Subscribe (to / on / for) our channel and click (on / to / at) the bell notification to make sure (in / of / about) that!
7. Children living in children’s homes are (out of / up to / around) 20 times more likely to get (into / on / to) trouble (by / with / from) the police.
8. You have only one life. Make the most (of / from / on) each day. Get interested (by / in / about) something. Live today (with / by / at) gusto.
9. Don’t rush (ahead / forward / into) love. Remember that even (at / on / in) fairytales the happy endings take place (over / in / on) the last pages.
10. The school doors open (on / at / in) 8.30 a.m. Please ensure that all children are (in / on / to) school by 8.50 a.m. (at / on / by) the very latest.
11. Serious research (of / into / about) the origins of life became pos­sible only after the discovery of the structure of DNA (with / from / by) Crick and Watson (at / on / in) 1953.
12. News consumption – whether (by / on / out of) the radio, Internet, or television – is a daily habit (for / to / with) billions of people (around / over / through) the globe.
13. Keep eggs (in / with / at) their original carton and store them (on /
in / behind) the main compartment of the refrigerator – not (at / in / below) the door.
14. We are very good (in / at / with) pointing (out / off / on) other people’s faults, but we have a hard time being aware (of / at / about) our own flaws.
15. My son came home covered (in / of / at) mud (off / from / on) head to toe (after / with / out of) the school outing.
16. As teens become more involved (at / in / by) their digital lives and cyber-families, consisting (from / in / of) followers and Facebook friends, they put less effort (into / about / for) offline relationships.
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