a) There is one problem here, and that's the weather.
Only
The... only problem here is...the weather.
b) There are no good films on this week.
Cinema
There is nothing.........................................................................this week.
c) Can't you swim faster than that?
Fastest
Is.................................................................................................can swim?
d) I haven't been here before.
Time
This is.........................................................................................been here.
e) A lot of wine is drunk in France.
French
The.........................................................................................a lot of wine.
f) If you drive faster, it is more dangerous.
The
The.......................................................................................dangerous it is.
g) It is difficult to discover what is true.
Truth
The...............................................................................................discover.
h) Are you a good pianist?
Piano
Can you................................................................................................well?
i) Please do not enter the room all together.
One
Please enter the room..........................................................................time.
j) I saw a television film of Hamlet.
On
I saw a..........................................................................................television.
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a) I was under an impression/ under the impression that you had left.
b) I have to go. I'm in a hurry/in hurry.
c) I managed to sell the old painting at a profit/at profit.
d) I think I prefer the other restaurant on the whole/on whole.
e) How many hours do you work, on average/on the average, every week?
f) I was in pain/in a pain after I twisted my ankle.
g) Jack recovered from his accident and is now out of danger/out of the danger.
h) Excuse me, but you're in the way/in a way.
i) Sue felt seasick on the cross-channel ferry/a cross the channel ferry.
j) The burglar hit me on my back of the neck/the back of my neck.
8. a/an, the, , .
a) What's the use in taking... ... medicine for... a.. cold?
b) Is.....happiness of......majority more important than......rights of individual?
c) It's.......long way by.......train to.......north of.......Scotland.
d).......philosophers seem to think that.......life is.......mystery.
e).......most cars start badly on.......cold mornings.
f) There was.......time when I enjoyed.......skating.
g) Do you have.......reason for.......arriving late?
h) At.......time I arrive.......home I feel.......sense of.......relief.
i).......end of.......book is.......by far.......best part.
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j).......friend always tells me.......answers to.......homework we have.
1. () , .
| Helen is at the school. | . ( , .) |
| Helen is at school. | . ( .) |
2. : .
| The BBC reported that the two men have since been recaptured. | , () . |
( , .)
3. , .
| Diana works as a graphic designer. | . | |
| : Unit 23 Unit 25 | ||
UNIT 25. ALL, NO, EACH, EVERY, EITHER, NEITHER, NONE
All
A. , all of the .
| Jim was there all (of) the time. | . |
B. .
all .
| They all wore white shorts and shirts. | . |
| Those stamps you bought me have all disappeared. | , , . |
C. , ' ()': All I want, All I need
| All I want is some peace and quiet. | () , - |
'everything', '':
| Everything has gone wrong! | ! |
All , . Everything .
No
A. , no not any ( ).
| There are no plates left. | . |
| No new students have joined the class. | . |
B. No .
| I suppose we are no worse off than before. | , . |
| There were no less than 500 applications for the job. | 500 . |
C. No . :
| There are no interesting parts in this book. | . | |
| It is not interesting. | . | |
no good:
| I tried hard but it was no good, I couldn't reach. | , , . |
no (-ing forms):
| Remember, no cheating! | , ! |
| No smoking, please. | ! |
Each, every, all
A. Each , .
| Each member of the team received a medal. | . |
| They were given £10 each. | 10 . |
All .
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| All the team played well. | . |
Each , every.
| She kissed him on each cheek. | . |
B. Each of .
| When the team won the cup, each of them was given a medal. | , . |
C. Each .
| My two brothers were each chosen to act in the play. | . |
| On the first night, they eachforgot their lines. | . |
D. every.
| I practise the violin every day. | . |
Either, neither
A. Either neither - .
| I didn't like eitherof those films. | . |
| Neither of the films was any good. | . |
B. Either both ().
| On either side of the house there are shops. | . |
None
A. None not one ( ).
| None of us can ride a horse. | . |
B. None not any. , .
| None of the members of the committee has arrived yet. | . |
none of .
| None of these telephones work. | . |
