.


:




:

































 

 

 

 





, . , , , , ( , , ). . , .. , . , oh, ah, pooh, damn .. , , , , love, hate, joy, envy, pain. , .

, . , , .. . "" , .. , . , awfully nice, perfectly horrible, nice rascal .. . : Great! Awful! Fine! Splendid! Wonderful! , , . , .


 

 


Mr. Baker sorely needs support of the Opposition in the face of the explosion of anger and horror at the shootings in Derry.

, .


 

 


: sorely, anger, horror. sorely . , - . sorely , . - horror .

.

Susan favoured a more violent text. It was, "Prepare to meet the God". :

" ".


, , .
Those hours I spent waiting by the snowy bedroom window, fearing his violent car crash into the kerb-stone.

- , - , , .


 

 


The people who are enraged because they believe they have been waiting too long cover most of the political spectrum. They are the coloured, the low-income whites, the students, the tax-ridden, the price-gouged, the traffic-jammed, the war-weary and the pollution-choked.

, , , , . , , , , , , , , , , .


 

 


.

Ernest returned crisply, "I should never " ", expfcct sympathy from you." .

, .

■ 1. .

1. It was a pleasure to have known Dr. Albert Schweitzer.

2. I've seen that new James Bond picture. It is a real blockbuster. It's bloody wonderful!

3. Among the top priorities that the future president has set himself are halting inflation or curbing crime.

4. Unemployment is soul-destroying at any age, but when our society denies young people the right to work, it commits a particularly heinous crime.

5. There was widespread hostility yesterday when the details became known of the plan to "play at Monopoly" in developing a new maxi Piccadilly Circus.

6. In Northern Ireland the Tories carry on in the same disastrous and bloodthirsty way as they have had for the past 50-60 years.

7. The economic editor of The Times wrote yesterday, "It seems inevitable that we will face a prolonged period of high unemployment, vicious inflation and increasingly bitter social division."

8. Facts and figures about the escalation of crime are fired remorselessly at the public, but what it wants to know is why. Has some deep inner change taken place in the moral make-up and sensibility of America?

9. The long-suffering British housewife needs a bottomless purse to cope with this scale of inflation.

10. But since they came into power the trend has been up, up, up and the pace seems to be accelerating.

11. He never waked till near noon, and, looking round him, saw an eager little face peering in at the door.

12. The snake does not kill for a thrill.

13. There was no answer, only the tapping on the window, once more repeated, fierce and sharp.

14. Her fierce glance became furious as she directed it from Renny's face to Ernest's.

15. They were narrow, startling eyes that looked like jewells in this light.





:


: 2016-10-22; !; : 1205 |


:

:

, , .
==> ...

1591 - | 1261 -


© 2015-2024 lektsii.org - -

: 0.008 .