I) I'll be / I'm going to be. J) I'll probably see/be seeing, k) I'm going.

1) Leaves, m) are you going to phone/will you phone / will you be phoning / are

you phoning, n) it'll be / it's going to be. o) There's a / There's going to be a.

p) I'm having / I'll be having / I'm going to have.

21D6

a) They were able to put out most of the fires in the Adelaide area, b) He brought

It out in 1939. C) Could you turn of the electric heater in the bathroom, please?

d) The referee sent off the player who had fouled Reid, e) Have you checked it in?

f) They locked him up. g) I was at the airport to see of some very good friends of

mine who were going to Australia.

21D7

(См. 21В4.)

21D8

a) I'd like to book a room(, please), b) I'll put you through to Reservations,

c) Who's the booking for(, please)? d) Do you know what time you'll be arriving

/ you're going to arrive? / What time do you think you'll be arriving / you'll

arrive? e) My wife and I will be / are going to be in London next Tuesday,

f) We arrive at Heathrow at ten past three in the afternoon / at 3.10 p.m. / at

15.10 (Fifteen ten), g) Shall I meet you at the airport? h) Yes, that'd be / that

would be wonderful/splendid, i) Where will you be staying / are you going to

stay / are you going to be staying? - At the Royal in Park Lane, j) I'm looking

forward /I look forward / I'll be looking forward to seeing you again next Tuesday.

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22D1

a) (Because) It was the largest and most luxurious ship in the world, b) It left

Southampton on April 10, 1912, and sank in the Atlantic Ocean (a few hundred

miles south of Newfoundland) on April 15. c) The Titanic sank two hours and

forty minutes after it struck the iceberg, d) Perhaps it was going too fast, ignoring

warnings / in spite of warnings that there were icebergs in the area, e) About

1,500 (Fifteen hundred) people lost their lives, f) There was lifeboat space for only

half the people on board, and some of the boats were only partly filled, g) The

Titanic was regarded / had been regarded as the greatest engineering feat of its

time, and it was considered / had been considered unsinkable. h) People probably

have less confidence in technology today than they did before the First World War.

I) (z. B.:) I think technology is important, but I don't have boundless confidence in

It. J) Perhaps he wanted to set up a record for the fastest Atlantic crossing,

k) The Californian was closest to the Titanic when it was sinking - possibly only

five to ten miles away. 1) (If the Californian had come to the Titanic's rescue,) All

the people on board the Titanic / All the passengers might/could have been saved,

m) The Carpathia (did), n) Perhaps because ... o) (Because) The ship's exact

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location (when it sank) wasn't known, q) No, I don't think so. / Yes, I think

perhaps it (really) had a secret.

22D2

a) A sailor told an anxious passenger he was sure God himself could not sink the

Titanic, b) After the disaster people wanted to know why the Californian (had)

Ignored the Titanic's distress signals, c) The captain of the Californian claimed

that his ship had been / was at least 19 miles away from the Titanic, d) When

the wreck of the Titanic was found in 1985, it became clear that the Californian had

actually been / was actually less than ten miles away from the Titanic when it was

sinking, e) The scientists who found the Titanic in 1985 said (that) the wreck was