I feel fine. She looks happy. He looks tired.I feel sick. He feels cold.
.4, .58
.1, .56
.2, .56
.3, .57
.5, .59
13.01
Earache, a backache, a stomachache, toothache, a bad cold, a cough, a sore throat, a headache, a high temperature, a pain in the knee
a pain in the elbow
.4, .60
.2, .60
.5, .61
.3, .60
.6, .61
15.01
How do you feel?
A fever, a sore throat/quinsy, a bad cold, toothache, a headache, a stomachache
.2, .62
.3, .63
.4, .63
.5, .63
.6, .63
18.01
To feel ill, to phone the mother, to take smb home, to examine the patient, to write a prescription. To go to the chemists, to take the medicine (pills), to fell better
.3, .64
.1, .64
.2, .64
.4, .64
.5, .65
.6, .65
20.01
You should You must/mustnt
Must/mustn`t
Should/
shouldn`t
.2, .66
.3, .66
.1, .65
.4, .67
.5, .67
.5, .67
22.01
An aspirin, a cough syrup/ cough drops, a nasal spray, cold tablets, vitamins, eye drops, a pill/ a tablet, a teaspoon/ a tablespoon, an ointment, a heating pad,
.3, .69
.2, .68
.1, .68
.4, .69
.5, .69
25.01
What should I do?
Bleeding, a small bur or scald, choking, a broken bone, a shock, to press a clean piece of cloth, to tie a bandage, to swallow smth
.2, .70
.1, .70
.4, .71
.5, .72
.3, .71
.6, .72
27.01
.
An Infotmal Letter
.3,.73
.5, .73
.1, .72
.2, .72
.4, .73
.74
.6., .74
29.01
:ʳ
01.02
, -
What are you going to do?
A theatre, a cinema, an opera, a ballet
.3, .81
.1, .80
.2, .80
.4, .82
.5, .82
03.02
,
An action film, an adventure film, a comedy, a fantasy, a horror film, a romance, a science fiction film, a thriller
.1, .82
.3, .83
.1, .82
.2, .83
.4, .84
.5, .84
.6, .84
.6, .84
05.02
,
A hall, a billboard, a box office, a refreshment stand
.2, .86
.3, .86
.1, .85
.4, .87
.5, .87
08.02
,
A film Review
.3, .88
.6, .89
.1, .88
.2, .88
.5, .89
.7, .89
.7, .89
10.02
³ , -
The lights, the curtain, the spotlight, the scenery, the stage, the chorus, a dancer, an actrees, an actor, an orchestra, the audience, a balcony
.3, .91
.4, .92
.5, .93
.1, .90
.2, .90
.2, .90
.6, .94
12.02
³ , -
.2, .94
.5, .96
.1, .94
.2, .94
.3, .95
.6, .96
.4, .96
.7, .96
15.02
,
The Theatrical Performance Review
.2, .97
.1, .97
.3, .97
.98
.5, .98
17.02
.2, .98
.4, .98
19.02
, -
.2, .99
.4, .100
.1, .98
.3, .99
.5, .100
22.02
:
24.02
,
.2, .104
.2, .104
.1, .104
.3, .105
.4, .105
.5, .105
.5, .105
26.02
- ,
The Present Perfect Continuous Tense
.3, .107
.1, .106
.2, .106
.4, .108
.5, .108
29.02
, -
.3, .109
.1, .108
.2, .109
.4, .110
.5, .110
02.02
,
I go in for
.2, .110
.1, .110
.4, .110
.6, .111
04.02
-,
The Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous
.6, .113
.1, .111
.2, .112
.4, .112
.5, .112
.7, .113
09.03
, -
A Report about a Sporting Event
Excited, attend, competition, won a victory, cheer up, a crowd of spectators, follow, shout, encouragement
.3, .114
.2, .114
.1, .114
.5, .115
.6, .115
11.03
³ ,
An attacker, defense, goal, save, took part in sporting competition,
.2, .116
.1, .116
.4, .117
.5, .117
.6, .117
12.03
dead, the competive spirit, blood
.3, .117
.3, .118
.5, .119
14.03
-
.4, .118
16.03
,
.1, .118
.2, .118
18.03
̳
: :
28.03
, - -
.4, .124
.2, .123
.1, .122
3 .123
.5, .124
.7, .125
30.03
, -
So/ Neither Do I
.2, .126
.3, .127
.4, .128
.1, .126
.5, .129
.7, .129
01.04
,
Sovereign, residence, ceremonies, outskirts, apartments, a fabulous collection, monarchs
.2, .130
.4, .131
.1, .130
.6, .132
.7, .132
04.04
, -
.2, .133
.4, .135
.3, .134
.1, .132
.5, .136
06.04
-,
.4, .138
.1, .136
.2, .137
.5, .138
08.04
-
.5, .138
.3, .137
18.04
: ,
London
20.04
:
22.04
, -
So as an adjective and a conjunction
To see copies, recently, gorgeous picture, guide, sings
.3, .143
.4, .143
.1, .142
.2, .142
.6, .144
.6, .144
25.04
, -
Boast, attraction, contains, frescoes
.2, .145
.3, .146
.2, .145
.1, .144
.4, .146
.5, .147
27.04
: , -
.5, .148
.6, .149
.2, .148
.3, .148
.4, .148
.7, .149
.1, .147
.9, .150
29.04
, -
Capital, a stream, pavements, traffic, fashionable, stroll, swampy
