- •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.
8.To each of of the sentences choose the appropriate meaning of the verb to release
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to allow something to be shown in public or to be available for use
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to fire a bomb or a missile, or to allow it to fall
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to give freedom or free movement to someone or something
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If a company releases a film or musical recording, it allows the film to be shown in cinemas, or makes the musical recording available for the public to buy
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to move a device from a fixed position to allow it to move freely
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to allow a substance to flow out from somewhere
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to express a feeling which you have been trying not to show
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He was released from prison after serving two years of a five-year sentence.
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He released the handbrake and the car jumped forwards.
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The plane released its bombs at 10 000 feet.
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Coal power stations release sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere.
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He punched the pillow in an effort to release his anger.
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Police have released a picture of the man they want to question.
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The minister has released a statement explaining the reasons for his resignation.
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The band's latest album will be released next week.
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9.Find the sentences with the following adverbs in the text. Read and translate them.
Nearly, tenderly, drily, gaily, cordially, friendly, steeply, lovely, suddenly, lazily, gradually, entirely, perfectly, insensibly
10.Arrange the halves of the words into complete ones. Make up your own sentences with them.
Dining tea ten smoking shirt dark new street stock half |
Room skinned comer exchange storey cars party caste sleeves room
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11.Can you explain what these words mean? Recall the sentences where these phrases are used in the text.
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long street
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grey houses
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fragile beauty
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log fire
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wonderful opportunity
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decent man
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persuasive tone
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native woman
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coconut trees
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shallow water
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vast calmness
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cruel cheat
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horn spectacles
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exquisite house
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antique furniture
12.Find in the text and translate the following phrases and word combinations. Recall the situations where they are used in the text, and use them in the sentences of your own.
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to be at ease
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to deal a blow
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to be full of news
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to fall in love with smb.
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to have eyes for smb.
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to burst into tears
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to marry smb.
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to be all smiles
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as black a sheep as any family could suffer from
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on a charge of
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in a roundabout way
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to clear smth. up
13.Explain in other words the following phrases.
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to take smb. by surprise
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to be engaged in smth.
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to catch a sight of smb.
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to keep body and soul together
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to be eager to know
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to set foot in
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to shake hands
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to be in great spirits
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to look forward to
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on smb’s. part
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to slip smth. off
14.You have some characteristics below.Who are these people? Try to guess.
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His voice was rich and musical _________________
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She's like a beautiful exotic flower that must be sheltered from the bitter winds__________________
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She had dark, splendid eyes, her skin was brown, and her curling hair was coal-black. She was a lovely creature ________________
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A very tall thin man with curly white hair ________________
15.Find 13 words in this word-search. All words are based on active vocabulary.
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