Стор. 73. Ex. 2
1. b; 3. c; 4. d; 6. f; 10. a.
Стор. 75 Ех.З.
- an adolescent — юнак, дівчина, підліток;
- to assault - насилувати, ґвалтувати;
- to blame — звинувачувати, вважати винним;
- to escape — утекти, уникнути;
- to interfere — втручатися, перешкоджати;
- to obey — слухатися, коритися:
- to prevent — відвертати, запобігати, перешкоджати;
- to reject — відкидати, відхиляти, відмовляти;
- to remain — залишатися;
- to resent — гнівалися, жалкувати, обурюватися;
- inevitable — неминучий, невідворотний;
- rebellious — бунтарський, упертий;
- to be grounded — ґрунтуватися;
- to be jailed — бути ув'язненим;
- to run out of — вибігати, закінчуватися;
- in order to — для того щоб;
Стор. 77. Ex. 1a
|
usually positive |
usually negative |
could be either |
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tactful, responsible, polite, tidy, hard-working, quiet, sensitive, mature |
talkative, fussy, rude, nervous, tactless, lazy |
strict, relaxed |
Ex.1b
- critical — uncritical;
- mature — immature;
- polite — impolite;
- responsible — irresponsible;
- sensitive — insensitive;
- tidy — untidy.
Стор. 77. Ex. 2a
1. foolish; 2, weekly; 3. dirty; 4. hopeless; 5. painful,
Ex.2b
1. tolerant; 2. valuable; 3, well-known; 4. treatment; 5. interference; 6. offender; 7. authorization.
Стор. 78. Ex. 1
1. a) T; 2. b) F; 3. c) F; 4. d) F; 5. e) T; 6. f) F.
Стор. 79. Ex. 2
- Hadn't hit, wouldn't have sunk.
- Had defeated, mightn't have conquered,
- Would have happened, had thought.
- Hadn't shot, mightn't have been.
- Mightn't have been assassinated, hadn't been travelling.
Стор. 79 Ех.З
- I'd have recognized you if it hadn't been dark.
- If my alarm hadn't rung this morning, I would have been late for work.
- If you had asked polite, I would have lent you my car.
- If we have saved more money, we might have been able to afford a holiday.
- If you had read the instructions, you wouldn't have broken the washing machine.
- If you hadn't reminded me, I would have forgotten to pay my tax bill.
Стор. 80. Ex. 4.
- ... I hadn’t seen my brother.
- ... wouldn't have been so windy...
- ... the weather had been fine.
- ... you wouldn't have lost money.
- ... I wouldn't have taken such decision.
- ... I would have invited him.
- ... I would have helped him.
- ... you had known the truth.
Стор. 80. Ex. 5
- If I have money, I will buy a new car. If I had money. I would buy a new car. If I had had money, I would have bought a new car.
- I will not employ her, if she hasn't got the right qualifications. I would not employ her, if she hadn't the right qualifications. I would not have employed her, if she hadn't had the right qualifications.
- If I study more, I will pass the exam. If I studied more, I would pass the exam. If I had studied more, I would have passed the exam.
- If I train hard I will win the game. If I trained hard I would win the game. If I had trained hard I would have won the game.
- I will buy the house if it is cheap. I would buy the house if it were cheap. I would have bought the house if it had been cheap,
- If I'm offered the job, I'll take it. If I were offered the job, I would take it. If I had been offered the job, I would have taken it.
Стор. 80 Ех.6
1. lived; 2. would have been cleaned; 2. would let; 4. were; 5. had known; 6. would have sent; 7. hadn't got; 8. hadn't.
Стор. 81. Ex. 2.
approach, n — підхід до; judgment , n — думка, вирок; assume, v — припускати, допускати; annoy, v — дратувати; bring up, v — виховувати; irritating, adj — дратівливий; intention, n — намір; negotiation, n — обговорення, переговори.
Стор. 82. Ex. 1
Since parents were responsible for their children's care, there is a moral obligation (or those children to take care of their parents when they become elderly. Parents are morally and legally obligated to care for their children when they are young. They provide shelter, food, clothes, etc. It is therefore only fair that when those children grow up and their parents become elderly, they take up some responsibility to provide a decent life for their parents. While it is not a legal obligation, it is a moral obligation.
I believe grown children should be there for their elderly parents. I don’t mean financially if they can't afford it. But they should go visit them regularly and they should see they get good medical care. They should show them love and respect. They definitely should do things to add quality to the their elderly parents lives. Old people want to see their kids. They want to know their kids will protect them front abuse in nursing homes and elsewhere. They should take their parents out to dinner if they are able to go and to visit their homes. There are a lot of tips that can help you take care of elderly people, but my tip is just love them.
Стор. 83. Ex. 4
To put the world in order, we must first put the nation in order; to put the nation in order, we must put the family in order; to put the family in order, we must cultivate our personal life; and to cultivate our personal life, we must first set our hearts right.
Confucius
Peaca starts within each one of us. When we have inner peace, we can be at peace with those around us. When our community is in a state of peace, it can share peace with neighboring communities, and so on.
When we feel love and kindness towards others, it not only makes others feel loved and cared for, but it helps us also to develop inner happiness and peace.
14th Dalai Lama
We can only help make our lives and our world more peaceful, when we ourselves feel peace. Peace already exists within each of us, if we only allow ourselves to feel its comfort. Peace of mind begins when we stop thinking about how far we have to go, or how hard the road has been, and just let ourselves feel peace. Peace of mind gives us the strength to keep trying and keep walking along the path that we KNOW Is right for our lives.
Robert Alan Silverstein
Стор. 88. Ex. 1
1. conflicts; 2. reasons; 3. get angry; 4. adults; 5. argument; 6. in love; 7. decide; 8. get along with; 9. intolerance; 10. violence.
Стор. 88. Ex. 2
- Hadn't gone on a sailing trip, she might not have taken up sailing.
- Hadn't saved, she might not have been able to buy.
- Might not have become, if she had decided to study to be.
- Might not have won, she hadn't sailed around Britain.
- Hadn't had a good boat, might not have broken the round.
- Had failed, might not have worked.
Стор. 89 Ех.З
1. find; 2. we'll have; 3. will happen; 4. had had; 5. will you stay; 6. which one would you choose; 7. gets; S. comes; 9. will sit; 10. didn't talk; 11. shall I do; 12. had read.
Стор. 90. Ex. 5
Here is a list of words that describe successful relationships:
affable, affectionate, amiable, attentive, believable, brave, caring, cheerful, considerate, cordial, easygoing, empathetic, faithful, forgiving, funny, generous, gentle, good listener, heartfelt, honest, humorous, kind, loving, loyal, nice, optimistic, punctual, reliable, responsible, sensitive, sincere, sociable, sweet, sympathetic, tactful, thoughtful, trustworthy, truthful, warm, warm-hearted, winning, and wonderful. Here is a list of words that describe unsuccessful relationships: disconnected, discordant, hateful, weak, uncommitted, complicated, uncontrollable, closed, unpredictable, fake, superficial, unwavering, steadfast, unhealthy, difficult, bumpy, unsustainable, stunted, playful, wrong, insignificant, angry, annoyed, anxious, arrogant, ashamed, awful, bored, condemned, confused, defeated, defiant, depressed, disgusted, disturbed, dizzy, embarrassed, envious, fierce, foolish, frantic, frightened, grieving, grumpy, helpless, homeless, hungry, ill, itchy, jittery, lazy, lonely, nutty, obnoxious, outrageous, panicky, repulsive, scary, sore, terrible, testy, thoughtless, tired, troubled, uptight, weary, wicked, worried.
Стор. 92. Ex. 1
1. d; 2. f; 3. h; 4. c; 5. a; 6. g; 7, b; 8. e.
Стор. 92. Ex. 2
1. would have gone; 2. would have passed; 3. would have studied, would have studied; 4. had known; 5. hadn't recommended, would have tried; 6.had gone, wouldn't have met.
Стоp. 93. Ex. 4
1. d; 2. e; 3. b; 4. a; 5. c.