- •Text III the fall of edward barnard (by w. S. Maugham)
- •Notes on the text
- •I told you dozens of times.
- •Word combinations
- •Active vocabulary
- •Learn the words given above. Give the situations from the text in which they are used. Exercises to the text
- •1. Translate the sentences. Analyse the use of the new words in them.
- •2.Supply the prepositions.
- •3.Fill in the blanks with the active words given in the box.
- •4.Suggest the Ukrainian versions for the following.
- •5.Find the explanations to the following phrases. Use the proper phrase in the sentences given below.
- •6.Choose in the right-hand column the correct definition for each word in the left-hand column.
- •7.Think of the words that fit definitions below. All the required words are in the text
- •8.To each of of the sentences choose the appropriate meaning of the verb to release
- •16.Give Ukrainian equivalents for the following.
- •17.Find English equivalents for the following in the text.
- •18.Paraphrase the italicized parts of the following sentences. Use words and word combinations from the following list:
- •19.Fill in the blanks with words and word combinations from the above list.
- •20.Form verbs by adding the prefix en- to the following nouns and adjectives.
- •21.Add the suffix -al to the following adjectives and state the difference in the meaning.
- •22.Choose the right word out of the following.
- •23.Give English equivalents for the following word combinations and use them in sentences or situations of your own.
- •24.Translate into English
- •Reading comprehension
- •25.Answer the questions.
- •26.Express your agreement or disagreement with the following statements. Use: “To my mind”, “I quite agree”, “I entirely disagree with it”.
- •27.Use the words and word combinations in brackets to compare:
- •28.Retell the text according to the following plan.
3.Fill in the blanks with the active words given in the box.
Favour, exquisite, escaped, harbor, chuckling, seldom, hut, trivial, bathed, vast, cruel, exquisite, sheltered, groves, seldom, splash
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These plans are unlikely to find ___________ unless the cost is reduced.
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Children suffering from the illness had __________ in sea water contaminated by sewage.
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Orange ________ grow around the village.
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We heard a _________ and then saw that Toni had fallen in the river.
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We spent the night in a flimsy wooden _________.
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A ________ audience watched the broadcast.
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Now that we have a baby, we __________ get the chance to go to the cinema.
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__________ do we receive any apology when mistakes are made.
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Don't tease him about his weight - it's ______________.
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Our hotel room overlooked a pretty little fishing___________.
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She was _____________ as she read the letter.
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I don't know why he gets so upset about something that is utterly _________.
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Two prisoners have ___________.
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We found a ____________ spot to have our picnic.
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Look at this ______________ painting
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She has _______________ taste.
4.Suggest the Ukrainian versions for the following.
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a pang of jealousy
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a bitter fight/row
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bitter recriminations
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a devoted fan/husband
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a failed actress/writer
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a wine/grain merchant
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a training/housing/play scheme
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a pension/savings scheme
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a tender look/smile
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disgraceful behaviour/conduct
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a disgraceful situation
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a pair of scissors
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left-handed scissors
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kitchen scissors
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a satisfied customer
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a delighted audience
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greasy food/dishes/skin/hair
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an art forger
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a mountain hut
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a row of beach huts
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an exquisite piece of china
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an antique dealer
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antique shops/markets/fairs/auctions
5.Find the explanations to the following phrases. Use the proper phrase in the sentences given below.
deal a blow to sb/sth ( also deal sb/sth a blow )
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without intending to, or without being intended
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by accident
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to have a job
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settle (sb) down phrasal verb
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mainly UK informal everyone
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all and sundry |
to become quiet and calm, or to make someone become quiet and calm
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be in employment
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to cause someone or something, usually a plan or hope, to fail or to be affected very badly
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The new factory will provide __________ for about a hundred local people.
I don't want ___________ knowing about our problems.
I found her letter __________ as I was looking through my files.
The latest trade figures have ______________ a severe _____________ to hopes of an early economic recovery.
I deleted the file ____________.
They ______________ on the sofa to watch the film.
After years as a travelling journalist, she _____________ in Ireland.
Are you ____________ at the moment?
Your contract will set out the terms and conditions of your ______________.
Come on children, stop chatting and __________ please!
Some economists think that full ______________ in Europe is an unattainable goal.
More and more young people are leaving rural areas to find ___________ in the cities.
I can't see him ever ___________ and getting a job.