Intermediate Language Practice (Personal matters) Complete the definitions of the topic vocabulary. The answers are in white, highlight the spaces to check. *** When you are angry, you feel strong dislike or impatience about something. If someone is nervous, they are frightened or worried about something that is happening or might happen, and show this in their behaviour.
I. Study the difference between expect / wait for / hope / look forward to expect 1 to think that something will happen (in the future) 2 to think that it is right or reasonable that something should happen 3 [often progressive] to be waiting for someone or something to arrive I’m expecting him to
to cure, to treat, to heal cure to make someone with an illness healthy again: 1) вылечивать, излечивать, исцелять 2) вылечиться, излечиться, исцелиться treat to use drugs, exercises, etc. to cure a person of a disease or heal an injury (лечить) heal to make or become well again, especially after a cut or other injury
to look for, to seek, to search to look for something or someone that you want or need or that is lost 1) искать что-л., кого-л. he is looking for his son — он разыскивает своего сына she is looking for her keys [her bag] — она ищет ключи [сумочку] 2) подыскивать, присматривать to look
Study the synonyms and do the exercise that follows. voyage is a long journey on a ship or in a spacecraft. 1. путешествие (морское или воздушное); плавание, морской переход; полёт, перелёт; рейс (судна, самолёта) 2. странствования; жизненный путь 3. книга или рассказ о путевых впечатлениях journey is the act of travelling from one place to
Study the difference and do the exercise that follows. hang – hanged – hanged 1) вешать, казнить to hang oneself – повеситься beef, sir, is hung, men are hanged – говядину, сэр, подвешивают, а людей вешают to hang smb. for murder – повесить кого-л. за убийство to hang by the neck – юр. предать казни
The aim of this sheet is to provide English teachers with some practical material on such verbs as rise/raise, remember/remind, say/tell, worry/bother/excite, etc. which are often confused by pupils. The mentioned above confusing verbs are met not only in everyday school activities but in testing as well. We hope that the set of exercises will
Appear = seem (not used in Continuous tenses) Appear = to perform (is used in Continuous tenses ) Appear = to become widely available or known about; be published (is used in Continuous tenses ) e. g. My little btother will be appearing as Guffy in the school performance soon. Fill in appear in its
Smell- smelled, smelled (BrE also smelt, smelt ) Smell — to have a particular smell — пахнуть (not used in Continuous tenses) Smell — to experience the smell of something by putting your nose close to it — нюхать (is used in Continuous tenses) Fill in smell in its forms. 1. Dinner …
