Ex 19 Fill in the blanks with a suitable word. Use the correct form. Translate the sentences into Russian

Ex 18 Fill in the blanks with prepositions or adverbs.

(A) 1. "How do you like your coffee?" "— milk and a lot — sugar." 2. "How do I get — the shopping centre?" "— bus. The bus-stop is over there —the street." 3. The note became clearer only after he looked — it another time. 4. She liked to stay — home — the evening — an interesting book. 5. They are fond — classical music. They can listen — Bach or Beethoven — hours. 6. When the last exam was — he was so tired that she couldn't sleep — night. 7. He liked to have supper — his family. 8. We shall first go—that part—the museum where the old masters are. 9. Now I want to take you — the house —a cup of tea. 10. She said she had friends — Chester — whom she planned to stay — a week or two. 11. "When will you leave — Sukhumi?" "Not before the end — the month." "How long will you stay there?" "Not more than — two weeks. Then some time — the middle — July I will go — Odessa — boat." 12. Where are you —? Describe your home town—us. 13. I saw this film — our local cinema last month. 14. "I'm — — the library!" "When will you be back home?" "I'll be — — supper, — — eight o'clock." 15. The director was out, so I left my report — the secretary. 16. "How long will your friends be staying — us?" "They are coming — the week-end," 17. Tell us the story once again, but leave — the details this time. 18. We had a heated discussion — the modern school of painting.

(B) Al and Max came — Henry's lunchroom, sat — and began to look — the menu.

Al's face was small and white. Max's face was different — Al's but they both looked very much alike. They both had their hats and gloves on; their coats were too small — them.

A waiter came——their table.

"What do you want to have — dinner, Al?" Max asked.

"I want to have meat — a lot — vegetables and fruit pudding."

"This is dinner," said the waiter, "Now I can't give you anything — sandwiches. Come — any time — five and you can have dinner. But now we close — an hour till five."

(After "The Killers" by E. Hemingway)

describe, description, discuss, discussion, stay n v, watch v, leave v (2), favourite, except, as, enough, any

1. The picture gallery is open all days of the week — Tuesday. 2. I know the man well —. You needn't — him to me. 3. "How was the film?" "Oh, I loved it. All my — actors are in it." 4. That afternoon he — at the office later than usual. He had work to do. 5. Did you tell him to — his address with the secretary? 6. During her — at her mother's. she did all the shopping, cooking and house-cleaning. 7. — he read on he got more and more interested in the subject. 8. Can you give me some writing paper? — old paper will do. 9. In those days we often went into the small café across the street for a quick cup of tea and a short — of the latest film or book. 10. My sister looked into the room and said she had a few things to — with me. 11. The old man stopped at the busy street corner to — the holiday crowds. 12. If I remember right, the book begins with a — of the author's home town. 13. They went to the theatre and — their children with the baby-sitter.

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