Ex. 6. Match the words and phrases in column A with their Russian equivalents in column B
Ex. 7. Complete each group of sentences with a word or phrase from exercise 6. Mind your grammar!!! 1. I ___ took somebody else’s suitcase. I’m sorry, this letter is addressed to you; I opened it ___. 2. She comes from a ___ family, who owns houses in London and Paris. Every year " Fortune" magazine publishes a list of the 100 ___ people in the world. 3. She was ___ to speak up in front of all these important people. I’m ___ you’ve come to the wrong address. He had a terrible temper and everyone was ___ of him. 4. On my ___, you’ll usually find me out in the back garden. I’m taking a few ___ before my wedding. 5. You ___ in your letter that you might be moving abroad. As I ___ earlier, the number of passengers this year has been lower than expected. We didn’t really discuss the price, but somebody ___ a figure of £ 300. 6. I’d better write this down; I have a ___ memory. A lot of train passengers had been injured in a ___ accident. It’s your decision, but I warn you – you’re making a ___ mistake. 7. They deserve (заслуживать) to be ___ for putting passengers at risk. My parents decided to ___ me by withdrawing financial support. You can’t ___ me for something I didn’t do. 8. A lot of local residents ___ to the building of a nuclear waste facility. France ___ to the tunnel construction because of financial difficulties. Getting approval for the plan is a formal matter; nobody will seriously ___ it. 9. A number of stadiums were closed because of ___. There is a danger that the ___ of the past will return. 10. When exactly did the accident ___? It is planned that the talks will ___ in the spring. The construction of the first railway in Japan ___ under the guidance (руководство) of English engineers. Nowadays, a revolution in information technology ___. 11. Poor ___ and unemployment are the main problems in the developing countries. ___ of the first railway builders were terrible: people had to live in " shalashes" or dug-outs, eat bad foodstuffs, work from sunrise to sunset often in water up to their knees.
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