VI. Read the following sentences inserting prepositions or adverbs wherever necessary.

A.1. "My Fair Lady", a musical and film, is based ... Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion". 2. The stage is filled ... ladies and gentlemen, all dressed ... the occasion. 3. Higgins enters, dressed ... tweeds, sees his mother and comes ... her. 4. I've heard you've brought a common flower-girl ... Covent Garden ... my box. 5. To talk ... our health ... the middle ... a race? 6. Colonel Pickering, you're ... time ... tea. 7. What's wrong ...that? Eliza is to keep ... two subjects.

B.1. ... the rise of the curtain you can see Covent Garden ... the stage. 2. Allow me to raise my glass ... your health. 3. This summer I am going ... a journey ... car. 4. It's characteristic ... Jane always to keep her promise. 5. Bill, you must change ... the party. Can you take ... this suit and put ... the black one? 6. Excuse me, where do I change ... Oxford Street? 7. Can I change dollars ... pounds here? 8. How nice ... you to invite me ... your wonderful party! 9. May I introduce myself ... you? I'm Philip Jones. 10. I'm sorry Robert has to stay... home. He's got a bad flu. 11. Melodies from "My Fair Lady" and "Hello, Dolly" are still very popular ... the public. 12. "Are you coming ... the pictures ... us?" "I'm sorry, I can't. I must go home now." 13. Can you stay ... a cup of coffee? We'll be glad if you can stay... us a little longer. 14. If you want to keep fit you must go ... ... sports.

VII. Choose and insert the correct word. Remember the difference between:

a) raise, rise

1. The sun ... in the East and sets in the West. 2. In class students usually ... their hands when they want to ask a question and when they answer. 3. May I... my glass to your health, madam? 4. He is very weak after the flu. He can hardly ... from his bed. 5. He ... his head and sees that a visitor is entering his office. 6. Food prices ... every year. 7. Is it still proper for a man to ... his hat when he meets a lady whom he knows in the street? 8. Early to bed and early to ... makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.

b) dress, put on

1. George usually gets up at seven o'clock, washes, ... and has his breakfast. 2. It's very cold today... your coat, Mike. 3. You are to be properly ... for an official party. 4. "I don't know how to ... for this occasion." "Why don't you ... your blue dress? It looks nice on you."

c) hard, hardly

1. Look! It's raining ... I hope it'll stop by morning. 2. Betty speaks bad German. Hans can ... understand what she is saying. 3. "Do you remember Mr Burns?" "I'm sorry, I ... remember the man." 4. It's ... necessary for you to change for a bus. You can get to Victoria Station by underground. 5. This young singer is trying ... to be popular with the public. 6. You can ... get this book at the bookshop. It is so ... to get it nowadays.

d) Translate using the correct word:

1. Завіса піднімається, і актори виходять на сцену. 2. Поглянь, який здійнявся вітер! Требя взяти парасольку. 3. Людина, зазвичай, піднімається, коли її пердставляють у суспільстві. 4. Якщо у вас є запитання, підніміть руку. 5. Насьогодні ціні на продукти харчування постійно зростають. 6. Хто рано встає, тому Бог дає. 7. Ця людина завжди піднімає тост за здоров’я. 8. Хлопчик підняв голову і побачив, що сонце сідає і ховається за горизонт. 9. Мартін був одягнений у костюм з твіду з приводу офіційного прийому. 10. Будь ласка, зніміть капелюха та пальто у музеї. 11. Вам слід надягти куртку, починається дощ. 12. У Роберта був лише один вихідний костюм, який він завжди називав Тот костюм. 13. На зустрічі із Королевою усі джентльмени були у парадній формі. 14. Йому ледве вдалося скласти вступні іспити у коледж. 15. Він старанно працює вдосконалюючи свою італійську. 16. Мені важко розмовляти. Я ледь знаходжу потрібні слова. 17. Іде сильний сніг.