5. Answer the following questions. Use the essential vocabulary:

1. What do we say about a patient who is doing well? 2. What do we say about a student who buys a recommended textbook? 3. What is another way of saying that someone loses their position (in my opinion)? 4. What would you say about bright colours that everyone is wearing this season? 5. What does one say to encourage a person to start doing something? 6. What is another way of saying that a person has regained their consciousness? 7. What do they call a recommendation written by the boss for his employee who wants to apply for another job? 8. What is the kind of book where you can look at to find some information (e.g. while writing your paper)? 9. What phrase is often used in formal letters when you want to say what you are writing about? 10. How can you explain the job of the composer? 11. What term is used to characterize the way in which different parts that make up a painting are arranged? 12. What do we look at in the newspaper when we want to know about people who get married? 13. What do we say if the person is excited? 14. What would you answer to a person who has a false idea about the real facts? 15. How would you characterize the book which grabs your attention greatly? 16. What is another way to say that a large company makes a small one become its part? 17. How do you call a person whose job is to examine films, letters or books?

6. Fill in the blanks with prepositions and postlogues:

1. When I lifted the jug up, the handle came... .2. The child loved to watch the stars come... at night. 3. Her hair come ... to her shoulders. 4. Come..., child, or we'll be late! 5. The mean­ing comes ... as you read further. 6. I've just come... a beautiful poem in this book. 7. How did this dangerous state of affairs come ... ? 8. At this point, the water only comes ... your knees. 9. Can you help me to open this bottle? The cork won't come.... 10.1 came ... an old friend in the library this morning. 11. I'm going away and I may never come .... 12.I hope he came ... all that money honestly. 13. It was a good scheme and it nearly came .... 14. When he came... he could not, for a moment, recognize his surroundings. 15. How's your work coming... ? 16. Will you come... for a walk after tea?

7. Choose the right word:

to obtain – to come by; to happen – to come about; editor – censor; reference – cross-reference.

1. How did you ... that scratch on your cheek? 2. I haven't been able ... that record anywhere; can you... it for me? 3. The accident ...last week. 4. How did it …that you did not report the theft until two days after it occurred? 5. Don’t get hurt. That’s the job of the … to remove anything considered to be offensive and politically dangerous. You can either rewrite your article or take it to another magazine to get published 6. Show this article to Richard Wallace, the … the Daily Mirror. 7. There are so many … in this book, I have to thumb it back and forward all the time while reading. 8. A list of … is usually given at the end of the book.