1. .
Excuse my interrupting you. , .
I insist on his (Peter's, , ()
Peter) taking part in the , discussion.
2. .
Before leaving Minsk I called , on my brother. .
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Reading is her favourite occupation. .
2. .
She began crying. .
When they saw me they ,
stopped talking, .
3. .
The important part of his job is looking after the children. .
4. .
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I simply love riding. .
She enjoyed singing and ,
dancing.
) .
She apologized for coming ,
late.
5. .
I don't want her to make , -
habit of being late. .
I began to have a feeling , -
of being watched. .
6. .
The bus passed us without ,
stopping. .
Learn to swim by swimming. , .
: 1.
) to admit, to avoid, to burst out, to delay, to deny, to enjoy, to excuse, to fancy (in imperative sentences as an exclamation of_surprise), to finish, to forgive, to give up, to go on, to keep (on), to leave off, to mention, to mind (in negative and interrogative sentences), to postpone, to put off, to recall, to remember, to risk, to stop, to suggest, cannot help .
He avoided looking at Sabma. .
She burst out crying. .
We all burst out laughing. .
She denied having seen him. , .
Excuse my bothering you. .
Fancy meeting you here! ,
!
Forgive my speaking plainly. , .
She finished drawing and went .
to bed.
gave up smoking. .
They went on talking. .
They kept (on) interrupting me. .
I have left off shooting. .
He mentioned having read it in ,
the paper. .
Would you mind waiting a week
or two? , -?
I don't mind walking. .
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Do you mind my asking you ,
one or two more questions? -
1?
We put off going to the south. .
I remember being asked about it. , .
At midnight he finally stopped , ,
working.' .
I suggested going on an excursion. .
She couldn't help smiling. .
) (): to apologize for, to accuse of, to agree to, to approve of, to complain of, to congratulate on, to depend on, to feel like, to insist on, to look like, to object to, to persist in, to prevent from, to rely on, to speak of, to succeed in, to suspect of, to thank for, to think of .
I apologized for being late. , .
My father will not agree to our ,
being married so soon. .
did not approve of my playing ,
cards. .
All the happiness of my life
depends on your loving me. , .
I don't feel like going out. .
Do you feel like having a swim? ?
He insists on Mary's joining us. ,
.
It looks like raining. , .
I object to his joining us. , .
I tried to prevent him from
seeing her. .
You may rely on my settling ,
the matter. .
My doctor succeeded in saving
my life. .
You suspect me of stealing your ,
diamond. .
I think of going abroad this -
summer. .
I really thank you heartily ,
for taking all this trouble. .
I congratulated them on , -
- winning the Cup. .
2. : idea of, way of -., plan for, habit of, reason for, excuse for, opportunity of .
I didn't like the idea of spending
the summer in town. .
gave up the idea of
becoming a doctor. .
Do you know the reason for his ,
missing his English classes so
often? ?
3. : to be aware of, to be busy in, to be capable of, to be fond of, to be guilty of, to be indignant at, to be pleased (displeased) at, to be proud of, to be sure of, to be surprised (astonished) at .
He was not aware of his daughter , having got married. .
She was not pleased at my coming. , . She is proud of being so pretty. ,
.
is sure of beating his ,
opponent. .
1 was surprised at seeing him at , , the party.
4. : on (upon) no, , after , before , in , , - by , ( ? ?) , besides , instead of , without .
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On receiving the telegram ( , )
Mr Brown left for London. , - .
On arriving at the cottage , ,
she found it locked. .
After hesitating a moment or -,
two he knocked at the door. .
He thought a long time before ,
answering. .
In speaking to you I always
have to check my emotions. .
In typing the report I made ,
some spelling mistakes. .
You begin learning a language , -
by listening to the new sounds. .
I cut him short by giving him , . a cup of tea.
Besides being clever he is , ,
very industrious. .
Instead of writing the letter ,
himself he asked his friend ,
to do it. .
left the room without ,
waiting for a reply. .
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