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I have some tetters for you to sign. There are some letters for you to sign. There are some letters that you should sign. I have got some letters for you to sign. I have got some letters that you should sign, . .

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, . , , : to sell, to discuss, to undertake, he recognised. , .

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: a broken vase, a frightened child to break a vase, to frighten a child.

I : a questioning look, a disarming smile. , . , II . I, : the look questions the smile disarms. , : a questioning look (, ), a a disarming smile , ( ). , : , , , . , , , : he does not smoke , , , . e. , , , . .

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, . to, it , it is cold, it is raining there there is/are.

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anxious anxiously anxiety, ready readily readiness, easy easily easiness . ., . e. , , , .

anxious, anxiety anxiously , . , , , , , , . , , .

anxious, , , : She was already anxious about the next assignment. (T. Hovey) Ernest was anxious to find the café. (A. E. Hatchner)


anxiously, , , . , anxiously very . : ...peered anxiously over the rail (D. Sayers); "Was it very rude and uncomfortable?' he asked anxiously. (G. Heyer)

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anxiety , , , , , . anxiety , : anxiety for a thing, anxiety to do something. , . e. . :

the rest of the day passed uneventfully, soldiers being occasionally seen, but never near enough to the tree to cause the two in it any great anxiety. (G. Heyer) ...trying to hide her anxiety she asked "Did you buy it?" (T. Hovey) Now,..., I can, as anxiet diminishes, measure both my freedom and my previous servitude. (I.Murdoch)

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to walk together , . , , , , : he talked for hours together (= continuously).

, , , , , . , fearless , (fearless people), (fearless actions/smile). , fearful '' , , : a fearful storm, a fearful earthquake, a fearful mess. , , eldest sick: her eldest brother, a sick child.

, , , : imitative an imitative person, imitative arts, an imitative word; hysterical a hysterical woman/laughter/outburst of fury; ignoble an ignoble man/ action/peace . .

, : edible, eatable . , , - ( ). , , .

, , . , to gather, to differentiate, , : to gather flowers/shells/pieces of a broken cup; to differentiate varieties of plants.

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to differentiate the hare from the rabbit, to connect the gas-stove with the gas-pipe.

/ . . : ; ; ; , ; , to prohibit, to praise, . , sham, pretend, feign, imitate, , , : to shamble, to shuffle . , : to flatter / to insult / to delegate / to discourage/to emancipate. crowd, army, meeting, .

, . , to elope , , . , , to elope .

. , , , . to drink/sip tea/coffee/cocoa/milk/water/ wine . .

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to laugh, , : to read, to write, to count, to dictate, to sign. : to rust; to curdle (this milk has curdled) . : to lie, to stand, to float, to consist of, to bend, to fill . .

2.2.5. . . , . , . , , - . . - , (). () . , , . , : man, doctor, table, flower, book, stone, tray . . , . . , , accident, account, decision, offer. , , , , . . . , account , of what?, who? , , .

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, , , , , . , faculty, period, idea: the faculty of reading quickly, the period covered by her exile, the idea of getting the book. ,


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, . , . , , , , . : the tray full of milk-bottles, a stairway brightly lighted, a book on child psychology. :

Arrangements are not made for those who lose their moorings. (A. Wilson) Alexandra found the advice, in the abstract, rather touching. (A. Wilson).

, , . , a sudden alteration , alteration, ( ) , , . A sudden alteration : something altered suddenly somebody altered something suddenly. sudden , alteration.

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2.2.6. . . . , . terribly cold weather , , (Primary) weather, (Secondary) cold (Tertiary) terribly. , . , , , . , , , , , , , .

a furiously barking dog, , , . e. , . , , : Sunday afternoon was fine I spent Sunday afternoon at home. , , , , . , , , . : to see is to believe (=seeing is believing). She wants to rest, a correct thing to do he came here to see you.

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