| The moonwas rising in the sky. | |||
| I know it perfectly well. | |||
| That is the most difficult question. | |||
| Who is it? What has happened? | ? ? | ||
| Somebody told me that. | - | ||
| Everyonewas silent for a minute. | |||
| Nothing has happened yet. | |||
| The wounded was taken good care of. The whites have left the town. | . . | ||
| The two were quite unable to do anything. The first and the third stood beside him in the water. | . . | ||
| To smoke is bad. To be a rich man is not always beautiful. | . . | ||
| Lying doesnt go with me. Pulling a rubber band increases its length. | . . | ||
| The needle and thread is lost. | |||
| What I want is to save us. | . |
3- : , .
I. :
1. - , .
speaks English well. -.
They are reading now. .
I shall be waiting for you at 5. 5.
The translation has not been finished yet. .
2. , : to get rid of (), to take care of (), to pay attention to ( ), to have a wash (), to give a push (), to make use of (), to take part ( ) .
She has never made use of her power. .
II. :
1. (can, may, must, ought, should, would, be, have) .
We can speak English. -.
The lesson is to begin at 12 o'clock. 12 .
2. , , , to begin, to start, to end, to continue, to finish, to proceed ., .
His bones ceased to ache. .
She had stopped asking him about the time. ,
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III. :
- . - to be, to appear, to become, to continue, to get, to go, to grow, to feel, to keep, to look, to prove, to remain, to run, to seem, to stand .
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1. :
is an engineer. .
2. :
This decision is possible. .
She had grown too proud. .
3. :
These houses are mine. .
4. :
The lesson is over. .
5. :
Our task is to study English. .
6. :
I am in a hurry. .
, , , , : ? ?, ?, ? ?, ? ?, ? ?
I bought a book. () .
received money from his parents. .
showed me his pictures. .
a book, money, his pictures , - , from his parents - .
| Car builders employ new materialsfor motor-car bodies. | |
| Motor-car builders employ themwidely. | |
| Road builders started to broadenthe highway. | |
| () + | The designers wanted the engine to consumeless fuel. They watched the pedestrians crossthe street. |
| I remember travellingin the Far East with a geological expedition. |
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: arrived in the morning. .
: She returned home. .
: I know French badly. .
: They came back because of the rain. - .
: saved money to buy a new car. ,
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: I quite agree with you. .
| lives and studies here. | |
| I shall go to the library. | |
| After selectingthe equipment we started testing it. Speedometer is used for measuringspeed. | |
| They worked hard to eliminatethe mistakes in the program. | |
| Travellingin the East he collected many local legends. Having employedalloys "instead of steel the designers reduced the cost of the device. Hardenedin fire, steel becomes stronger. |
