Exercise 77. Use the proper article paying attention to abstract nouns

Exercise 76. Use the proper article paying attention to abstract nouns.

1. I think there can be tittle question but that I can give him better life... With me he can swim and sail, and live fine outdoor life in a year-round good climate. 2. There is time to speak and time to be silent 3. While there is life there is hope! And there is life still! 4. We're all to enjoy life. 5. He had no illusions about leading calendar-picture life with his father. 6. Presence of that charming girl brought life to great, stately house. 7. I should imagine you could have very happy life with her. 8. He actually dares to have life of his own! 9. Room was full of yellow evening light and its three tall windows were wide open on to garden. 10. There's good working light now," he said, watching his shadow placidly. 11. As he entered, Мог blinked at bright light within. 12. All of a sudden light shone from Winslow's room. 13. Light was burning in the newspaper office, and under it frail figure sat hunched over type­writer. 14. She had come back like animal wounded to death. 15. He was glad to crush them at once - as we hasten a funeral after death. 16. Was he assisting at death of his romantic longing? 17. It would be impossible to get permission while he was still in Army. 18. I wrote him asking permission to use his place. 19. I have asked and been granted permission to call Miss Fellowes by her Christian name. 20. With permission of Madden, he took the little car and sped towards Eldorado. 21. He also asks me to say that unfortunately he must withdraw permission he gave you in his letter. 22. During that moment Miss Pembroke told lie, and made Rickie believe it was truth. 21 There is usually grain of truth in what people are saying.

1. Talking of war, there'll be trouble in Balkans in spring. 2. It seemed no more dangerous to me myself than war in movies.

3. We all hate war, old boy. 4. Austrian Empire was on verge of war with Serbia. 5. "If there is war," said George, "it will be sort of natural calamity." 6. All this time war was drawing steadily nearer. 7. It's going to be long and terrible war. 8. Still she is a German. If war breaks out you won't be able to keep her here. 9. Even when employment came there was still atmosphere of poverty and insecurity. 10. On wings of hope, of love, of joy, Miss Meadows sped back to music hall. 11. It gave him feeling of deep, solid satisfaction. 12. In their normal relationship they had silent understanding that Nady had gone for ever. 13. Pyle stood there with expression of bewilderment on his face. 14. Inside cellar was complete darkness. 15. "Time passes," said George, "what do we know of Time?" 16. It was distressing time. 17. First sensation was relief. 18. He can't bear idleness. 19. Mr. Budd now felt strange freedom and confidence. 20. Jan got out of bed, feeling familiar tightness in her throat.

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