Fill in the proper preposition.

Go on … that (p.111), she proceeded to put it … action (p.112), let it again … behalf … the owner (p.113), as a poor substitute … all she had hoped to find. (p.113), you can give me your reasons … wanting to see that will (p.115), she was already involved … … the neck … a business (p. 116), sometimes extremely difficult to settle … … court (p. 117), spend a lot of money … fighting the case (p. 118), … this Mrs. Templeton's influ­ence (p.118), completely uncharacteristic … Mr. Savage (p. 120)

 

10. Answer the questions to the chapter.

1. What happened to Moira in your opinion?

2. Do you think it would be wise for Frankie to stay at Merroway?

3. In what way did Mr. Spragge treat Frankie and why? What can you say about

his character.

4. What did you learn about Mr. Savage?

Chapter 26 – 27.

Fill in the gaps in the dialogue.

To do away with (p.121), Vivid (p.121), To have the nerve to do smth (p.121), To jump to conclusions (p.121), call in (p. 124), genuine, chase (p.128), betray (p.128), proceedings (p. 127), get even(p. 126), induce (p. 127), involve (p.128)

 - I’m sure he’s got a lover.

- Don’t ………………….

- But it’s so vivid. Every day he ……… on her. I wonder how he …………… to do it under my nose.

- He can’t ……… you. He really seems to be very ……….

- I don’t care what you think. I’ll ……….… with him before he tries to ……………

- What ……. you not to trust him.

- All his ……………. I ………… him the other day and saw everything myself.

- O.K. I do not want to get ……….

2. Find synonyms to the words.

prompt, impel, cajole, coax, persuade, urge (p. 127) –

foresee, forestall, wait, expect, hope (p.121) –

raise, lift (p.123) –

firm, stable, hard, constant, permanent (p.122) –

bravery, courage (p.128) –

propel, thrust away (p.122) –

 

Write all the possible parts of speech.

verb	noun	adjective	adverb
	Negotiation
appoint
		steady
betray

 

Substitute with the words from the chapter.

The snake crawled (p.123) out of its hole and he stopped breathing (p.123) and moving (p.122). Then he started (p.129) moving back to the small forest track (p.129). Notwithstanding (p.129) his fear he behaved (p.126) bravely and was ready to fight back (p.129).

 

5. Translate the phrases.

to conduct a siege

to conduct a class

to conduct an investigation

to conduct experiments

to conduct heat

slip inside

slip of the tongue

slip over

slip off

to get a grip on oneself

to lose one's grip

to get a grip on

to lose a grip

                                                                                                                                     

6. Translate into English.

– Де ти поселився (p.122)?

– В готелі, щойно автомобіль загальмував (p.124), як я поповз (p.123) до кімнати, заліз (p.122) під ковдру і одразу ж заснув через втому, не дивлячись на (p.129) те, що хотів оглянути місто.

- Як тобі наше місто?

- У мене перехоплює подих. Не передбачала, що воно таке дивовижне. Справжня казка Але дуже легко заблукати у лабіринтах (p.125) вулиць незнайомого міста.

- Коли ти зайдеш (p.124)?

- Як тільки пообідаю.

 

Answer the questions to the chapters.

3. What did Bobby feel to Moira? Was it just care or was he falling in love?

4. What would you do to help Moira if you were Bobby?

5. What do you think happened to Bobby?

6. What could be the reasons of Bobby’s absence in Frankie’s opinion? Which one was she inclined to accept?

7. How did all of the story’s characters feel at the inquest?

8. Why was it wrong not to tell Roger anything about the letter?

Chapter 28 – 29

Make up all possible combination of words and translate.

Undo Contemplate Crude Droop Collide with Chuck (out) Plead for Muse

Facts Statue A car A head Eyes A bad pupil from school Mercy Enemy An old dress The beloved A result

 

Dwell on the situations where the phrases are used.

1.Наскільки вона могла бачити (p.130)

2. Френкі переповіла свої пригоди (p.131)

3. Митець, який розробляє шедевр (p.132)

4. Таке припущення зовсім не є прийнятним (p.133)

5. Він причаївся і вислизнув з автомобіля (p.137)

 

Find Synonyms to the words.

consider, meditate, intend, observe, regard (p.132) –

ridicule, jeer, deride (p.133)  –

realize, become aware (p.137) –

hesitate, falter (p.131) –

bend, incline, slope (p.138) –

continue, keep (on) (p.130) –

locate, identify, notice (p.134) –

scold, blame (p.136) –

 

4. Translate the phrases.

to spot a mistake

on the spot

tender spot

to plead guilty

to plead the baby act

to be on tiptoe with curiosity

to curiosity shop

to give somebody the chuck

to carry on

 

Answer the questions.

a. What can’t people usually resist?

b. Is acting obstinately a good or bad thing?

c. Have you ever done anything in the nick of time & it ended up well?

d. What kind of bluff is it better not to call?

e. Do you approve of doing something endangering you life but exciting?

 

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