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WILL




 

, will :

1) will ,

He has a strong (weak) will. () .

He doesn't have the will power to give up smoking. , .

She has lost the will to live. .

You can come and go at will. .

God's will = the will of God

 

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will = last will

to make a will


 

In his will, he didn't even mention Jim. .

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She willed the house to her son. .

 

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2) will ,

You can join us if you will. , . To will is not enough, you have to do something. ( ) , - .

- ing - :

She is willing to answer your questions. .

How much are you willing to pay? () ?

He is unwilling to talk to you. .

God willing, there will be rain next week. , .

He testified unwillingly. .

 

3) Will 2- :

Will you please sit down? , .

Will you have a cup of tea? ?

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Will you please sit down! !

WOULD SHOULD WOULD

1) ;

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Open the window please.

Will you please open the window? Won't you please open the window?

Would you please open the window? , .

 

2)

I would like = I'd like want:

I'd like to sleep if you don't mind. , .

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Would you like to sleep? No, I don't want to (sleep). ? , .

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I would rather = I'd rather


 

How about a drink? I'd rather eat something. ? -.

 

3) Would ( used to):

We used to work in the same building. We would have lunch together. . .

 

4) Would , .

 

SHOULD

1) , ; , :

You should eat more fruit. .

At this age a child should be able to read. .

 

2) should , ( ):

He should have called the police. .

You should have seen his face at the moment. .

 

3) :

(What's his phone number?) How should I know? ( ?) ?

(Give me the money.) Why should I? ( .) ?

 

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Where there's a will there's a way. . : , .

 

Home, Sweet Home

 

house, home :

house ,

I live in a five>story house. .

He has an apartment in Manhattan and a house in the country. .

 

home : Make yourself at home! ! This house is our home. .

I do not feel at home in this huge house. .

Boston is her home town. .

to be homesick ( )

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Men make houses, women make homes. ,


 

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home :

You can buy a home at a reasonable price. .

 

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housework (, )

homework ,

 

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household , ; , .

She is the head of the household. .

household goods

household expenses

household name (household word) , : In the 60>s the Beatles became a household name. 60- .

housekeeping ,

housewife

housewarming

house plant

to be under house arrest

 

, , home:

children's home

nursing home

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madhouse

I can't hear you, everyone is shouting; this is a madhouse. , ; .

 

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on the house

Our company celebrates its fifth anniversary; the champagne is on the house. ; .


 

 


Dialogues

At the real estate office

I always wanted to own a house. And I decided it's the right time to buy now.

It is a buyer's market. Do you know what kind of house you would like to buy?

I would like a fixer-upper but with a large master bedroom and an eat-in kitchen.

It's a smart decision. You buy an inexpen- sive house in a good neighborhood, and after renovation its resale value will increase.

It's exactly what I had in mind.

Did you choose a particular neighborhood yet?

I would like a well-to-do neighborhood with good public transportation.

Good luck. And keep in mind that a good real estate agent is your key to success.


 

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Finalizing the deal

Did the closing go OK? Is the house yours already?

Yes. With all the offers and counteroffers I was afraid it would never happen.

I am a bit surprised that you bought such a large house.

I got a great mortgage because of my good credit history.

What did the house inspection reveal? What is the real condition of the house?

So far, so good! All I have to do right now is to replace a sink in the kitchen and to fix a garage door.

Did the condition of the house affect the purchase price?

It did, but not much because this house was already underpriced.


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Making a house a home

Hi, Bob. Thank you for recommending those movers. Everything went well.

Were they careful with your furniture and paintings?

Can you imagine nothing was damaged. And their hourly rate was reasonable.

How is the unpacking going? Did you put your furniture in place?

I did. Why don't you come over and see?

Oh, I will! Did you hang the picture I gave you for your birthday?

Not yet. I will wait until you come I'd like to do it together.

Let's do it tonight it's gonna be a lot of fun.


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Renovation

I can't believe you finished the renovation!

I hired a good contractor and he has taken care of all the details.

Did you put down a new floor?

Yes. Tile in the kitchen and bathroom, and hardwood in the living room.

That sounds great! Did you install those fancy faucets in the bathroom?

And the new sink, too. Actually, I renovated the bathroom entirely.

And what's going to be the next step?

I have a dream to install a skylight in my bedroom. I want to see the stars sometimes! I think I'll do it next year.


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Phonetics

U

 

U [ju:], [u:]. Tuesday two.


due [du:] duke [du:k] dual ['du:əl] dune [du:n]

duplex ['du:pleks]


durable ['du:rəbəl] duration [du:'reʃən] duty ['du:t]

new [nu:]

news [nu:z]


newspaper ['nu:z.pepər] nutrition [nu:'trʃən] nuisance ['nu:səns] nuance ['nu:¾ns] numerous ['nu:mərəs]


nude [nu:d] dude [du:d] tube [tu:b] tune [tu:n]


Exercises

168.

 

1

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A. What features did youin your new home? (take, ask, made, want)

 

B. Instead of renting, we wanted toour home. (make, take, own, see)

 

C. He planned toa good investment in real estate. (make, take, own, see)

 

D. Theya wonderful decorator. (hired, bought, made, asked)

 

E. To take out a mortgage means tomoney. (lend, qualify, make, borrow)

 

2

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A. We decided to buy a house in the. (place, real estate, corner, suburbs)

 

B. We made a largepayment on our mortgage. (first, house, loan, down)

 

C. Our house has a largebedroom. (master, house, home, chief)

 

D. I choose whitefor the kitchen windows. (rug, carpet, sheers, tile)

 

E. Thecosts during our renovation were high. (expense, labor, price, closing)

 

3

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A. The house isthe suburbs. (on, in, at, for)


 

B. Ask the moveran estimate. (after, at, for, on)

 

C. I made an offerthe house. (in, to, at, on)

 

D. Our moving van isyour service. (at, into, on, to)

 

E. I decorated my bathroomblue curtains. (from, with, on, at)

 

4

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A. Ia good deal on buying this house. (owned, took, had, made)

 

B. The housea large eat-in kitchen. (owned, took, had, made)

 

C. My lawyerhis payments in installments. (owned, took, had, made)

 

D. Ia nice house once. (owned, took, had, made)

 

E. Shethe wallpaper off the walls in the living room. (owned, took, had, made)

 

5

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A. I decided to buy a house.

 

B. We hired a realtor.

 

C. You can apply for a mortgage this month.

 

D. He modernized the bathroom.

 

E. The closing was delayed.

 

6

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A. We got a deal on the house.

 

B. It takes a long time to find a house.

 

C. She made a wise choice.

 

D. They bought beautiful curtains.

 

E. He spoke to a realtor.


 

Lets practice

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At the real estate office

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Finalizing the deal

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Making a house a home

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Renovation /

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At the real estate office

1. What do you think of real estate market?

2. Did you make a decision to buy a house?

3. Which architectural style do you like?

4. Did you make a list of amenities important to you?

 

Finalizing the deal

5. When did you close the deal?

6. What additional expenses did you have?

7. Did you make a large down payment?

8. We liked the house and we decided to make an offer.

 

Making a house a home

9. Did you inform your friends of your moving date?

10. Did you develop a renovation plan for the whole house?

11. What is your kitchen like?

12. Did they deliver your new bedroom furniture?

 

Renovation /

13. Did you change all the doorknobs?

14. When did they renovate the kitchen?

15. We installed custom-made kitchen cabinets.

16. New windows will significantly decrease your heating expenses.


 

 

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egular verbs


 

Base form Past Indefinite Past Participle Translation
arise [ə'raz] arose [ə'rəuz] arisen [ə'rzən] ,
awake [ə'wek] awoke [ə'wəuk] awoken [a'wəukən]
be [bi:] was [wɒz], were [ws:r] been [bi:n] , ,
bear [beər] bore [bɔ:r] borne [bɔ:rn], born [bɔ:rn] , ;
beat [bi:t] beat [bi:t] beaten ['bi:tən]
become [b'knm] became [b'kem] become [b'knm]
beget [b'get] begot [b'gɒt] begotten [b'gɒtən]
begin [b'gn] began [b'gæn] begun [b'gnn]
behold [b'həuld] beheld [b'held] beheld [b'held] ,
bend [bend] bent [bent] bent [bent]
bereave [b'ri:v] bereaved [b'ri:vd], bereft [b'reft] bereaved [b'ri:vd], bereft [b'reft]
beseech [b'si:fl] besought [b'sɔ:t], beseeched [b'si:flt] besought [b'sɔ:t], beseeched [b'si:flt]
bet [bet] bet [bet], betted ['betd] bet [bet], betted ['betd]
bid [bd] bade [bed], bid [bd] bidden ['bdən], bid [bd] ,
bind [band] bound [baund] bound [baund] ,
bite [bat] bit [bt] bitten ['btən], bit [bt]
bleed [bli:d] bled [bled] bled [bled]
blow [bləu] blew [blu:] blown [bləun]
break [brek] broke [brəuk] broken ['brəukən]
breed [bri:d] bred [bred] bred [bred]
bring [brŋ] brought [brɔ:t] brought [brɔ:t]
broadcast ['brɔ:dkæst] broadcast ['brɔ:dkæst], broadcasted ['brɔ:dkæstd] broadcast ['brɔ:dkæst], broadcasted ['brɔ:dkæstd] ,
build [bld] built [blt] built [blt]
burn [bs:rn] burned [bs:rnd], burnt [bs:rnt] burned [bs:rnd], burnt [bs:rnt] ,

 

 

Base form Past Indefinite Past Participle Translation
burst [bs:rst] burst [bs:rst] burst [bs:rst]
buy [ba] bought [bɔ:t] bought [bɔ:t]
cast [kæst] cast [kæst] cast [kæst]
catch [kæfl] caught [kɔ:t] caught [kɔ:t]
choose [flu:z] chose [fləuz] chosen ['fləuzən]
cling [klŋ] clung [klnŋ] clung [klnŋ] ;
come [knm] came [kem] come [knm]
cost [kɒst] cost [kɒst] cost [kɒst]
creep [kri:p] crept [krept] crept [krept]
cut [knt] cut [knt] cut [knt]
deal [di:l] dealt [delt] dealt [delt] ;
dig [dg] dug [dng] dug [dng]
dive [dav] dived [davd], dove [dəυv] dived [davd]
do [du:] did [dd] done [dnn]
draw [drɔ:] drew [dru:] drawn [drɔ:n] ;
dream [dri:m] dreamed [dri:md], dreamt [dremt] dreamed [dri:md], dreamt [dremt]
drink [drŋk] drank [dræŋk] drunk [drnŋk]
drive [drav] drove [drəuv] driven ['drvən] ,
dwell [dwel] dwelt [dwelt] dwelt [dwelt] , ,
eat [i:t] ate [et] eaten ['i:tən]
fall [fɔ:l] fell [fel] fallen ['fɔ:lən]
feed [fi:d] fed [fed] fed [fed]
feel [fi:l] felt [felt] felt [felt]
fight [fat] fought [fɔ:t] fought [fɔ:t]
find [fand] found [faund] found [faund]
  fit [ft] fit [ft], fitted ['ftd] fit [ft], fitted ['ftd] , , ,
flee [fli:] fled [fled] fled [fled]
fling [flŋ] flung [flnŋ] flung [flnŋ] ,
fly [fla] flew [flu:] flown [fləun]
forbear [fɔ:r'beər] forbore [fɔ:r'bɔ:r] forborne [fɔ:r'bɔ:rn]
forbid [fər'bd] forbade [fər'bed], forbid [fər'bd] forbidden [fər'bdən]
forecast ['fɔ:r.kæst] forecast ['fɔ:r.kæst], forecasted ['fɔ:r.kæstd] forecast ['fɔ:r.kæst], forecasted ['fɔ:r.kæstd]
foresee [fɔ:r'si:] foresaw [fɔ:r'sɔ:] foreseen [fɔ:r'si:n]

 

 

Base form Past Indefinite Past Participle Translation
foretell [fɔ:r'tel] foretold [fɔ:r'təuld] foretold [fɔ:r'təuld]
forget [fər'get] forgot [fər'gɒt] forgotten [fər'gɒtən]
forgive [fər'gv] forgave [fər'gev] forgiven [fər'gvən]
forgo [fɔ:r'gəu] forwent [fɔ:r'went] forgone [fɔ:r'gɒn]
forsake [fɔ:r'sek] forsook [fɔ:r'suk] forsaken [fɔ:r'sekən] ,
freeze [fri:z] froze [frəuz] frozen ['frəuzən]
get [get] got [gɒt] got [gɒt]
give [gv] gave [gev] given ['gvən]
go [gəu] went [went] gone [gɔ:n] [gɒn]
grind [grand] ground [graund] ground [graund]
grow [grəu] grew [gru:] grown [grəun]
hang [hæŋ] hung [hnŋ], hanged [hæŋd] hung [hnŋ], hanged [hæŋd] ,
have [hæv] had [hæd] had [hæd]
hear [hər] heard [hs:rd] heard [hs:rd]
hew [hju:] hewed [hju:d] hewed [hju:d], hewn [hju:n]
hide [had] hid [hd] hidden ['hdən], hid [hd]
hit [ht] hit [ht] hit [ht]
hold [həuld] held [held] held [held]
hurt [hs:rt] hurt [hs:rt] hurt [hs:rt]
keep [ki:p] kept [kept] kept [kept] ,
kneel [ni:l] knelt [nelt], kneeled [ni:ld] knelt [nelt], kneeled [ni:ld]
knit [nt] knit [nt], knitted ['ntd] knit [nt], knitted ['ntd]
know [nəu] knew [nu:] known [nəun]
lay [le] laid [led] laid [led]
lead [li:d] led [led] led [led]
lean [li:n] leaned [li:nd], leant [lent] leaned [li:nd], leant [lent]
leap [li:p] leaped [li:pt], leapt [lept] leaped [li:pt], leapt [lept] ,
learn [ls:rn] learned [ls:rnd], learnt [ls:rnt] learned [ls:rnd], learnt [ls:rnt]
leave [li:v] left [left] left [left]
lend [lend] lent [lent] lent [lent]
let [let] let [let] let [let]
lie [la] lay [le] lain [len] ,
light [lat] lighted ['latd], lit [lt] lighted ['latd], lit [lt] ,
lose [lu:z] lost [lɔ:st] lost [lɔ:st]

 

 

Base form Past Indefinite Past Participle Translation
make [mek] made [med] made [med]
mean [mi:n] meant [ment] meant [ment]
meet [mi:t] met [met] met [met]
mislead [ms'li:d] misled [ms'led] misled [ms'led]
mistake [m'stek] mistook [m'stuk] mistaken [m'stekən]
mow [məu] mowed [məud] mowed [məud], mown [məun] ,
partake [pɑ:r'tek] partook [pɑ:r'tuk] partaken [pɑ:r'tekən]
pay [pe] paid [ped] paid [ped]
plead [pli:d] pleaded ['pli:dd], pled [pled] pleaded ['pli:dd], pled [pled] ,
prove [pru:v] proved [pru:vd] proved [pru:vd], proven ['pru:vən]
put [put] put [put] put [put] ,
quit [kwt] quitted ['kwtd], quit [kwt] quitted ['kwtd], quit [kwt]
  read [ri:d]   read [red]   read [red] ( )
rid [rd] rid [rd], ridded ['rdd] rid [rd], ridded ['rdd]
ride [rad] rode [rəud] ridden ['rdən] , ,
ring [rŋ] rang [ræŋ] rung [rnŋ]
rise [raz] rose [rəuz] risen ['rzən]
run [rnn] ran [ræn] run [rnn]
saw [sɔ:] sawed [sɔ:d] sawed [sɔ:d], sawn [sɔ:n]
say [se] said [sed] said [sed] ,
see [si:] saw [sɔ:] seen [si:n]
seek [si:k] sought [sɔ:t] sought [sɔ:t]
sell [sel] sold [səuld] sold [səuld]
send [send] sent [sent] sent [sent]
set [set] set [set] set [set]
sew [səu] sewed [su:d] sewed [su:d], sewn [səυn]
shake [ʃek] shook [ʃuk] shaken ['ʃekən]
shave [ʃev] shaved [ʃevd] shaved [ʃevd], shaven ['ʃevən]
shear [ʃər] sheared [ʃərd] sheared [ʃərd], shorn [ʃɔ:rn]
shed [ʃed] shed [ʃed] shed [ʃed]
shine [ʃan] shone [ʃəun] shone [ʃəun]
shit [ʃt] shitted ['ʃtd], shat [ʃæt] shitted ['ʃtd], shat [ʃæt]
shoot [ʃu:t] shot [ʃɒt] shot [ʃɒt]

 

 

Base form Past Indefinite Past Participle Translation
show [ʃəu] showed [ʃəud] shown [ʃəun], showed [ʃəud]
shred [ʃred] shred [ʃred], shredded ['ʃredd] shred [ʃred], shredded ['ʃredd] ,
shrink [ʃrŋk] shrank [ʃræŋk], shrunk [ʃrnŋk] shrunk [ʃrnŋk], shrunken ['ʃrnŋkən] ,
shut [ʃnt] shut [ʃnt] shut [ʃnt]
sing [siŋ] sang [sæŋ] sung [snŋ]
sink [sŋk] sank [sæŋk] sunk [snŋk], sunken ['snŋkən]
sit [st] sat [sæt] sat [sæt]
slay [sle] slew [slu:] slain [slen]
sleep [sli:p] slept [slept] slept [slept]
slide [slad] slid [sld] slid [sld]
sling [slŋ] slung [slnŋ] slung [slnŋ] ,
slit [slt] slit [slt] slit [slt] ,
smell [smel] smelled [smeld], smelt [smelt] smelled [smeld], smelt [smelt]
sow [səu] sowed [səud] sowed [səud], sown [səun]
speak [spi:k] spoke [spəuk] spoken ['spəukən] ,
speed [spi:d] sped [sped], speeded ['spi:dd] sped [sped], speeded ['spi:dd]
spell [spel] spelled [speld], spelt [spelt] spelled [speld], spelt [spelt]
spend [spend] spent [spent] spent [spent]
spill [spl] spilled [spld], spilt [splt] spilled [spld], spilt [splt] ,
spin [spn] spun [spnn], span [spæn] spun [spnn] ; ()
spit [spt] spat [spæt] spat [spæt] (),
split [splt] split [splt] split [splt]
spoil [spɔl] spoiled [spɔld], spoilt [spɔlt] spoiled [spɔld], spoilt [spɔlt]
spread [spred] spread [spred] spread [spred]
spring [sprŋ] sprang [spræŋ], sprung [sprnŋ] sprung [sprnŋ] ,
stand [stænd] stood [stud] stood [stud]
steal [sti:l] stole [stəul] stolen ['stəulən]
stick [stk] stuck [stnk] stuck [stnk]
sting [stŋ] stung [stnŋ] stung [stnŋ]
stink [stŋk] stank [stæŋk], stunk [stnŋk] stunk [stnŋk]
strew [stru:] strewed [stru:d] strewed [stru:d], strewn [stru:n]

 

 

Base form Past Indefinite Past Participle Translation
stride [strad] strode [strəud] stridden ['strdən]
strike [strak] struck [strnk] struck [strnk], stricken ['strkən] ,
string [strŋ] strung [strnŋ] strung [strnŋ]
swear [sweər] swore [swɔ:r] sworn [swɔ:rn]
sweep [swi:p] swept [swept] swept [swept]
swell [swel] swelled [sweld] swollen ['swəulən], swelled [sweld]
swim [swm] swam [swæm] swum [swnm]
swing [swŋ] swung [swnŋ] swung [swnŋ] ,
take [tek] took [tuk] taken ['tekən]
teach [ti:fl] taught [tɔ:t] taught [tɔ:t]
tear [teər] tore [tɔ:r] torn [tɔ:rn]
tell [tel] told [təuld] told [təuld] ,
think [θŋk] thought [θɔ:t] thought [θɔ:t]
thrive [θrav] throve [θrəuv], thrived [θravd] thriven ['θrvən], thrived [θravd]
throw [θrəu] threw [θru:] thrown [θrəun]
thrust [θrnst] thrust [θrnst] thrust [θrnst] , ,
tread [tred] trod [trɒd] trodden ['trɒdən], trod [trɒd] ,
understand [.nndər'stænd] understood [.nndər'stud] understood [.nndər'stud]
upset [np'set] upset [np'set] upset [np'set]
wake [wek] waked [wekt], woke [wəuk] waked [wekt], woken ['wəukən] ,
wear [weər] wore [wɔ:r] worn [wɔ:rn]
weave [wi:v] wove [wəuv] woven ['wəuvən]
wed [wed] wedded ['wedd], wed [wed] wedded ['wedd], wed [wed]
weep [wi:p] wept [wept] wept [wept]
wet [wet] wet [wet], wetted ['wetd] wet [wet], wetted ['wetd]
win [wn] won [wnn] won [wnn]
wind [wand] wound [waund] wound [waund]
withdraw [wð'drɔ:] withdrew [wð'dru:] withdrawn [wð'drɔ:n] ,
withhold [wθ'həuld] withheld [wθ'held] withheld [wθ'held]
withstand [wθ'stænd] withstood [wθ'stud] withstood [wθ'stud] ,
wring [rŋ] wrung [rnŋ] wrung [rnŋ]
write [rat] wrote [rəut] written ['rtən]

 

 

 


1

 

1

A. like

B. do

C. see

D. check in

E. make

 

2

A. pass

B. plenty

C. something

D. overhead

E. counter

 

3

A. in

B. on

C. on

D. at

E. for

 

4

A. take

B. accept

C. take

D. holds

E. receives

 

5

A. Do you live near the bank?

B. Can you keep a secret?

C. Do you promise not to tell?

D. Is the flight delayed?

E. Do they want to return their tickets?

 

6

A. Does he speak English fluently?

B. Could they find us very quickly?

C. Did he choose a nonstop flight?

D. Was it important to order a meal?

E. Did you come home very late?

 

7

A. I don't travel alone.


B. I'm not interested in it.

C. I don't feel comfortable doing it.

D. She can't wait.

E. You don't have to show your passport.

 

8

A. She doesn't feel well.

B. I wasn't able to speak.

C. I didn't order two beers.

D. You shouldn't watch this movie.

E. He didn't sleep during the flight.

 

2

 

1

A. do

B. coming

C. remove

D. help

E. terminate

 

2

A. transfer

B. next

C. station

D. traffic

E. distance

 

3

A. from

B. in

C. on

D. from

E. for

 

4

A. making

B. must

C. should

D. could

E. will

 

5

A. Can I take a taxi to go downtown?

B. Will you transfer from the bus to the train?

C. Is there a gas station near the bank?


 

 


D. Did she answer the phone in the office?

E. Were the buses re-routed?

 

3

 

1

A. is

B. looking

C. going

D. drive

E. was

 

2

A. dealership

B. blouses

C. credit cards

D. out of stock

E. test drive

 

3

A. with

B. in

C. in

D. on

E. at

 

4

A. tried

B. sell

C. made

D. features

E. asking

 

5

A. offer

B. popular

C. start

D. fill

E. line

 

4

 

1

A. make

B. answer

C. hang

D. leave

E. hold

 

2

A. beep

B. customer

C. battery

D. assistance

E. public

 

3

A. on

B. out

C. with


D. through

E. at

 

4

A. staying

B. answer

C. put

D. transfer

E. unwanted

 

5

A. pick up

B. available

C. call

D. install

E. volume

 

6

A. Is there a payphone in this building?

B. Will he be staying late in the office?

C. How many times did the phone ring?

D. Can you call me later tonight?

E. Has he stepped out for a while?

 

7

A. in

B. on

C. for

D. for

E. at

 

5

 

1

A. make

B. move

C. prefer

D. accept

E. bring

 

2

A. steak

B. section

C. meal

D. side

E. separate

 

3

A. at

B. in

C. for

D. on

E. for

 

4

A. going

B. jumping

C. going

D. walking

E. running


 

 


5

A. Do you like eating out?

B. Can you drink a lot of beer?

C. Is the chicken spicy?

D. Do you always pay the bill?

E. Do they prefer walking?

 

6

A. I don't like spicy food.

B. I can't eat a lot.

C. I'm not going home.

D. You don't have to eat this.

E. He isn't glad to be here.

 

6

 

1

A. make

B. run

C. check

D. take

E. give

 

2

A. high

B. painful

C. depressed

D. tests

E. general

 

3

A. out of

B. into

C. over

D. on

E. by

 

4

A. bleeds

B. hit

C. threw up

D. the hospital

E. a painkiller

 

5

A. makes

B. scheduled

C. going

D. taking

E. a nurse

 

6

A. to

B. from... to

C. up

D. under

E. in


7

 

1

A. take

B. have

C. cover

D. hurt

E. cause

 

2

A. side

B. nausea

C. generic

D. rash

E. prescription

 

3

A. out of

B. for

C. with

D. to

E. on

 

4

A. accept

B. splitting

C. receive

D. taking

E. carry

 

5

A. travel

B. brand

C. driving

D. going

E. hurt

 

8

 

1

A. invest

B. keep

C. owe

D. accept

E. pay

 

2

A. fixed-rate

B. property

C. pension

D. prepayment

E. check

 

3

A. in

B. at

C. into

D. from

E. for


 

 


4

A. open

B. balance

C. discover

D. start

E. start

 

5

A. Will he open a checking account?

B. Does he invest in stocks?

C: Did he try to take out a loan?

D: Does my mother own any stocks?

E. Do I owe taxes for this year?

 

6

A. at

B. at

C. in

D. from

E. on

 

9

 

1

A. look

B. need

C. looks

D. sending

E. takes

 

2

A. pay

B. literate

C. extra

D. benefits

E. job

 

3

A. for

B. to

C. by

D. over

E. with

 

4

A. team

B. rules

C. opening

D. include

E. expect

 

5

A. means

B. leaves

C. tools

D. previous

E. miss


6

A. Is his training primarily in electric engineering?

B. Will this be a problem for the human resources department?

C. Could this be too much responsibility for such a young man?

D. Does he think he is going to get promoted quick- ly?

E. Is she ready and willing to apply for this job?

 

7

A. out

B. at

C. for

D. for

E. on

 

10

 

1

A. want

B. own

C. make

D. hired

E. borrow

 

2

A. suburbs

B. down

C. master

D. sheers

E. labor

 

3

A. in

B. for

C. on

D. at

E. with

 

4

A. made

B. had

C. took

D. owned

E. took

 

5

A. Did I decide to buy a house?

B. Did we hire a realtor?

C. Can you apply for a mortgage this month?

D. Did he modernize the bathroom?

E. Was the closing delayed?

 

6

A. Did we get a deal on the house?

B. Does it take a long time to find a house?

C. Did she make a wise choice?

D. Did they buy beautiful curtains?

E. Did he speak to a realtor?


 

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