Практический курс английского языка 2 курс. Ключи - страница 22

С удовлетворением вспомнив, что бобы она купила по сниженной цене на-рекламной распродаже в местной бака­лейной лавке, она довольно поджала свои и без того тонкие губы и принялась с еще большим рвением крутить ручку мясорубки.

«А вчерашний яблочный крем, — подумала она делови­то, — можно подать на трех тарелках, добавив в каждую ка­пельку/чуть-чуть сгущенного молока. Пожалуй, можно было Оы придать им праздничный/веселенький вид, положив сверху по вишенке», — подумала было миссис Флинн, под­давшись внезапному порыву расточительности. Отпустив руч­ку мясорубки, она открыла буфет, в котором хранились кон­сервы в банках и бутылках. В первом ряду поблескивала стек­лянная баночка с аппетитными темно-розовыми вишнями. На протяжении долгой, томительной минуты миссис Флинн со­зерцала ее, и душа ее разрывалась между тягой к прекрасно­му и бережливостью. Бережливость победила, причем без осо­бых усилий.

Было бы жаль их открывать, — вслух произнесла мис­сис Флинн и снова принялась вертеть ручку мясорубки.

50 Essential Course

Ex. I, p. 158

Pattern l: 1. By theend of the working day he would ^-..^ for her at the factory gate, and they went home together. 2. The spring days were warm and sunny, and the children would spend much time out of doors. 3. When they sometimes asked him about his college days, he would answer that he had greatly enjoyed going to college. 4. The mother never complained; she would only L sigh and go on with her work. 5. Her husband often came back I tired and angry; at table he would find fault with the cooking. I 6. When we told the mother how good everything tasted, she I would say, "Hunger is the best sauce."

Pattern 2: 1. He used to say that there was no game like I football. 2. She used to leave the dishes unwashed in the kitchen I sink and go away. 3. When he was a student, he used to go to the I library every other day. 4. My mother used to make a splendid I chocolate tart for my birthday. 5. When I was a child, our family 1 used to go to the seaside for summer holidays. 6. When he was I younger, he was a pretty good dancer.

Pattern 3: 1. I am not used to being treated in this way. I 2 She wasnt used to being made fun of. 3. The doctor was used I to treating this horrible disease. 4.1 am used to working by such I light. 5. The child was used to being refused nothing/to having! all his wishes fulfilled.

Ex. II, p. 159

1. It was Doctor Temple who cured Mrs. Greenes husband! of his stomach disease. 2. It was Steve win. treated them all to! ice-creams. 3. It was her brother who told us all about that! terrible accident. 4. It was your rudeness that made her cry.J 5. It is my mother who does the cooking tor all the family.! 6 It was those books that made such a deep impression on him! and decided his future. 7. It is this noise that doesnt let mel concentrate on my work. 8. It was their own poems that thesel students recited at the last party with a great success./It was! these students who recited their own poems at the last party! with a great success.

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Ex. Ill, p. 159

1. He used to say that the best remedy for nervous diseases was work. 2. It was Mummy, not I who decorated the table with flowers so nicely. 3. Every time he came he would bring me books 1 was to read. 4. I am not used to singing before/for/in front of such a large audience, but today I will. 5. It was quinsy not pneumonia, that he was treated for with this medicine. 6 You used to come home much later before. 7. Whenever it rained, he would feel worse. 8. You dont seem to like Doctor March, do you? But it was he who cured me of that terrible cough. 10. From time to time he would turn a page pretending to read.

Ex. VI, p. 168

1. The leaves of the trees are bright green in spring. — Вес­ной листья на деревьях бывают ярко-зелеными.

Polished steel is bright. – Полированная сталь блестит на свету.

There are several bright pupils in her class. — У нее в классе есть несколько способных учеников.