Выпуск No49 (50) от 2008-11-08 Подписчиков: 1306 чел.
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Проверяем.
1. Do you want me to wait for you? - No, it's okay. You
needn’t wait.
2. TOM GAVE ME A LETTER TO POST. I mustn’t forget to post it.
3. You needn’t come if you don't want to
but I hope you will.
4. What sort of house do you want to buy? Something big? Well, it
needn’t be big- that's not important.
But it must have
a nice garden-.
Проверим:
27. Would you phone the hotel and ask them to sort out the
problem?
28. I work for an import- export company in London.
29. I don’t like to play cards with John
because he always wins and I hate losing.
30.If you decide to come do not forget to bring
some cassettes with you.
31. Too much chocolate may cause tooth decay .
32. Will you pour out the tea, dear?
И привет от Питера.
'to walk away' means to leave an unpleasant situation that is difficult
to deal with.
∙ You are responsible for this.
You can't just walk away.
∙ Don't get involved in an
argument. Just walk away.
'to walk in on' means to enter a room when someone is doing something
private or personal.
∙ They were whispering. I think
I walked in on a private conversation.
∙ He walked in on me when I was
getting changed in my office.
'to walk into' means to unexpectedly get involved in something, usually
unpleasant.
∙ I really didn't see this
coming. I just walked straight into it.
∙ I didn't realise I was just
walking into a trap. He planned it beautifully.
'to walk into' can also mean to get a job very easily.
∙ After university, he just
walked into a very good job in the bank.
∙ Thanks to her father and his
connections, she walked into a very well paid job.
'to walk something off' means to go for a walk to stop having
unpleasant or angry feelings.
∙ The best thing to do was to go
out and walk off my bad mood.
∙ I had a terrible headache but
managed to walk it off.
'to walk off with' means to take something without permission or
without paying for it.
∙ When they evacuated the shop,
customers walked off with lots of things.
∙ Kate has just walked off with
my sweater and new boots. She's always doing that.
'to walk out' means to leave a meeting or performance before the end to
show displeasure.
∙ He just walked out half way
through and left us sitting there.
∙ Some of the audience walked
out during the play, they weren't enjoying it at all.
'to walk out' can also mean workers suddenly go on strike.
∙ All the technicians in
production walked out in support of their pay claim.
∙ The drivers walked out when
they heard that one of them had been sacked.
'to walk out on' means to leave someone you have a close relationship
with.
∙ His girlfriend walked out on
him after a big argument about money.
∙ My father walked out on us
when I was very young.
'to walk over' means to treat someone very badly, especially by telling
you what to do all the time.
∙ He just walks all over her. He
does just as he pleases.
∙ He lets her walk all over him.
He never says no to her.
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