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1. to talk one’s head off
2. to have
one’s head in the clouds
3. to turn one’s head
4. to be head over heels in love
5. to keep one’s head
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6. to bury one’s head in the sand
7.
to take something into one’s head
8. to knock one’s
head against a brick wall
9. to have a good head on his shoulders
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1. This symphony sounds solemn and a little
sad.
2. Unfortunately I don’t know Mr Lynche’s address, otherwise
(or) I would write (would have written) him a letter.
3. Kazimir Malevich’s pictures always attract attention of art lovers.
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4. Suzan, our rare and welcome guest, will
tell you today about her new works.
5. I can’t
stand (hate) people who treat animals badly.
6. Leaving the stage he could not hide his contented smile.
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7. When the sun shines brightly, we draw
the blinds and it becomes dark and cool in
the room.
8. There are not so many films that can amuse a demanding audience.
9. I hope everyone present is satisfied with the results of the conference.
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10. Each household should have its own traditions.
11.
Mike is the only breadwinner in the family and
his life is not so easy.
12.The tap has got rusty and I don’t think I’ll be able to turn it on without any gadget.
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13. The schoolgirls were strictly forbidden to wear
jewellery at school.
14. Isn’t it too early to draw
conclusions?
15. The knight knelt before (in front of) the lady and said he loved her.
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16. We spent several dull days in the
country and came back to town.
17. The curtain of
dull grey colour divided the room in two halves.
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1. dull;
2. boring;
3. dull;
4. boring;
5. dull
/ boring;
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6. dull;
7. boring / dull;
8. dull;
9.
boring / dull;
10. dull
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a) Victorian Family Life, as the major part
of the text is devoted to the problems of
the family in Victorian England.
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1. is marked by great change;
2. the growth
in industry and trade;
3. the development of the
British Empire;
4. the gulf between the rich and the poor;
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5. strict moral standards;
6. marriages were always permanent;
7. way of life;
8. to be satisfied with
few pleasures;
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9. beard or side-whiskers;
10. carved the joint of
meat;
11. unless spoken to by a grown-up;
12.
kept in order;
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13. gadgets;
14. a lace cap;
15. took family
prayers;
16. picture books;
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13. gadgets;
14. a lace cap;
15. took family
prayers;
16. picture books;
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17. public readings and recitations;
18. a very solemn
day;
19. blind man’s buff;
20. treasure.
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to look (смотреть на кого-то) to turn
the eyes so as to see something
Look at
the clock, it’s time to go to bed.
to glance (взглянуть на кого-то быстро или бегло) to look at something quickly
John glanced at his watch and left.
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to gaze (смотреть на кого-то долгое время с
восхищением или удовольствием) to look steadily for a
long time, often with admiration or pleasure
We stood gazing at the beautiful scenery.
to stare (смотреть долгое время с удивлением, шоком или глубоком раздумье) to look steadily for a long time in great surprise, shock or deep thought
Alice stared at the letter in disbelief.
Roger sat staring into space, thinking deeply.
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to glare (смотреть зло) to look in
an angry way
The boys didn’t fight, but stood
there glaring at one another.
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1. gazing;
2. glared;
3. glaring;
4. stare;
5. staring;
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6. glanced;
7. gazed;
8. gazing;
9. glanced;
10. stared.
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traveling,
skillful,
fulfill,
color,
favorite,
theater,
center,
specter,
program
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1. sister-in-law;
2. next of kin;
3. offspring;
4.
spouse;
5. ancestor;
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6. to date;
7. engaged;
8. fiance or fiancee;
9. bride;
10. bridegroom or groom;
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11. newlyweds, a newly married coup;
12. an arranged
marriage;
13. divorce;
14. patience;
15. to spoil;
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16. generation gap;
17. custody.
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1. kinsfolk;
2. great-grandparents;
3. second cousin;
4. in-laws;
5.
without kith or kin;
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6. stepbrother;
7. to court sb;
8. to reject
sb/sb’s proposal;
9. marriage of convenience;
10. ex-husband;
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11. to have custody of a child;
12. to
live together;
13. first-born (child);
14. to raise children;
15.
to avoid quarrels;
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16. good and decent;
17. to deserve praise;
18.
on the other hand;
19. to lose one’s temper;
20.
to punish severely;
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21. to meet sb halfway;
22. to render help.
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marry sb (женить или выйти замуж) – to
became one’s husband or wife
The day I married
Sarah was the happiest day of my life.
marry sb to sb (убедить или заставить кого-то стать мужем или женой кого-то другого)– to persuade or force sb to become the husband or wife of someone else
They were hoping to marry Barbara to a doctor.
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marry into a family (стать членом семьи, став
мужем или женой того, кто уже принадлежит ей) -
to become a member of a family by becoming the husband or wife of someone who already belongs to it
Their daughters all married into prominent local families.
to be married to sb (женить или выйти замуж кого-то)
He is married to my elder sister.