1. Fill in: too, wardrobe, stare, spacious, butcher’s, home and dry, household chores, enough, neighbourhood,...

1. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words from the list:
   • I usually stare at the window for the entire journey when I am on a plane.
   • It’s such a beautiful evening, let’s go and sit on the porch for a bit.
   • Is your new neighbourhood very crowded and noisy?
   • I live in a pretty terraced house in an attractive area of London.
   • Don’t leave your clothes all over the room. Hang them in the wardrobe.
   • Could you give me directions to the butcher’s? I need to buy some meat.
   • John works out in the gym two times a week.
   • Now that the most difficult part of the project is over, we are home and dry.
   • Jenny would like a house with a spacious study where she would work.
   • Objects in space float because of the lack of gravity.
   • Of all the household chores, doing the washing is the one Jenny hates most.
   • The park is too close to walk to from here.
   • Did you get enough sleep last night? You seem tired.

Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in brackets:

• I saw Mary writing a report for tomorrow.
• Breaking a mirror results in seven years of bad luck.

Translate the sentences from Russian into English with the phrasal verb “make”:

• Что вы думаете об этом новом фильме? - What do you make of this new movie?
• Том купил маме цветы чтобы извиниться (компенсировать) за свое плохое поведение в школе. - Tom bought his mom flowers to make up for his bad behavior at school.
• Грабитель убежал с деньгами но был пойман. - The robber made off with the money but was caught.
• Боб очень творческий человек, он любит сочинять истории для детей. - Bob is a very creative person; he loves to make up stories for children.

1. Fill in: too, wardrobe, stare, spacious, butcher’s, home and dry, household chores, enough, neighbourhood, works out, lack, terraced house, porch. I usually stare out the window for the entire journey when I am on a plane. It’s such a beautiful evening, let’s go and sit on the porch for a bit. Is your new wardrobe very crowded and noisy? I live in a pretty terraced house in an attractive area of London. Don’t leave your clothes all over the room. Hang them in the wardrobe. Could you give me directions to the butcher’s. I need to buy some meat. John works out in the gym two times a week. Now that the most difficult part of the project is over, we are home and dry. Jenny would like a house with a spacious study where she would work. Objects in space float because of the lack of gravity. Of all the household chores doing the washing is the one Jenny hates most. The park is close enough to walk to from here. Did you get enough sleep last night? You seem tired.

Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in brackets. I saw Mary writing (write) a report for tomorrow. Breaking (break) a mirror results in seven years of bad luck.

Translate the sentences from Russian into English with the phrasal verb “make”. What do you make of this new movie? Tom bought flowers for his mom to make up for his bad behavior at school. The robber ran off with the money but was eventually made. Bob is a very creative person, he loves to make up stories for children.