Английский за полгода

Ответы 1. A has been - for - in - feels. 2. They - in vain - wasn t. 3. sigl - they - couldn't book - seats. 4. Londoners - generally - th saw - noisy. 5. dear/expensive - it's - much more.

Hundred and thirty-seventh (137th) Lesson 1. After an hour's walking and an hour's culture, I felt№ hungry. 2. I looked in vain for an English restaurant but there wasn't one in sight (1). 3. I could have eaten№ pizza, crepes, hamburgers, but no English food. 4. So I went into a pub and had a pint of beer and a sandwich. 5. Then I continued my explorations. One thing struck№ me: 6. The theatres and cinemas were all cheaper than at home. 7. A good seat in a theatre was about ten pounds. 8. I made№ up my mind to go and see a play before leaving№. 9. My first day was exhausting (2). I saw№ so much that I can't remember everything. 10. I noticed how the Londoners I saw seemed calmer, even at five o'clock during the rush hour. 11. Another thing that impressed me was the number of parks: 12. St James, Hyde Park, Green Park – and you were allowed to walk on the grass (3). 13. I went to Speaker's Corner and listened to somebody talking about immigration. 14. He said the country was full of foreigners, so I went away quietly. 1. После часа ходьбы и часа культуры я проголодался. 2. Я напрасно искал английский ресторан, но поблизости не было ни одного. 3. Я мог съесть пиццу, блины, гамбургер, но не английскую еду. 4. Поэтому я пошел в паб, выпил пинту пива и съел сэндвич. 5. Потом я продолжал свои открытия. Одна вещь меня потрясла. 6. Все театры и кино были дешевле, чем дома. 7. Хорошее место в театре стоило около десяти фунтов. 8. Я решил пойти и посмотреть пьесу перед отъездом. 9. Мой первый день был утомительным. Я видел так много, что всего не помню. 10. Я обратил внимание, что жители Лондона, которых я видел, казались более спокойными, даже в пять часов в час пик. 11. Другой вещью, которая меня поразила, было количество парков. 12. Сент Джеймс, Гайд парк, Грин парк - и было можно ходить по траве. 13. Я пошел к Уголку Ораторов и слушал, как кто-то произносил речь об иммиграции. 14. Объяснения 15. То be in sight - быть близко, около чего-нибудь. близким, недалеким, в поле зрения. Sight - зрение. 16. Exhausting - мучительный, утомительный. изматывающий: exhausted - истощенный, утомленный. измученный, выбившийся из сил. То exhaust - вытаскивать, выкачивать, высасывать. An exhaust pipe - выхлопная труба. 17. Grass - трава; lawn - газон.Он сказал, что в стране полно иностранцев, поэтому я тихо ушел. Объяснения 1. То be in sight – “быть близко, около чего-нибудь. близким, недалеким, в поле зрения”. Sight – “взгляд”. 2. Exhausting – “мучительный, утомительный. Изматывающий”: exhausted – “истощенный, утомленный. измученный, выбившийся из сил”. То exhaust – “вытаскивать, выкачивать, высасывать”. An exhaust pipe – “выхлопная труба”. 3. Grass – “трава”; lawn – “газон”. Упражнения 1. I feel a bit ill. May I sit down please? 2. I'm exhausted, I have been walking all day. 3. What struck me was the number of parks. 4. You can choose either pizza or hamburger, but not both. 5. She likes living abroad: she meets many different people. 1. Я чувствую себя немного больным. Будьте добры, можно мне сесть? 2. Я выбился из сил, ходил весь день. 3. Что меня поразило, так это количество парков. 4. Можешь выбрать либо пиццу, либо гамбургер, но не и то и другое. 5. Она любит жить за границей; встречает много разных людей. Вставьте пропущенные слова 1. Он ходил целый час под дождем и очень устал. Не ... .... walking ... an hour . . the rain and he ..... tired. 2. Они искали наобум будки с телефоном; не было ни одной. .... looked .. .... for a telephone box: there ...... one. 3. Он вздохнул, когда ему сказали, что не смогли забронировать для него места. Не ...... when .... told him he ........ .... his ...... 4. Жители Лондона являются преимущественно спокойными, но жители Лондона, которых я видел, были шумными. ......... are ......... calm, but . . . Londoners I . . . were ...... 5. Метро дорогое, возьми такси; не будет [есть] стоить значительно больше. The tube is . . . ., so take a taxi; .... not .... .....

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Hundred and thirty-seventh (137th) Lesson 1. After an hour's walking and an hour's culture, I felt№ hungry. 2. I looked in vain for an English restaurant but there wasn't one in sight (1). 3. I could have eaten№ pizza, crepes, hamburgers, but no English food. 4. So I went into a pub and had a pint of beer and a sandwich. 5. Then I continued my explorations. One thing struck№ me: 6. The theatres and cinemas were all cheaper than at home. 7. A good seat in a theatre was about ten pounds. 8. I made№ up my mind to go and see a play before leaving№. 9. My first day was exhausting (2). I saw№ so much that I can't remember everything. 10. I noticed how the Londoners I saw seemed calmer, even at five o'clock during the rush hour. 11. Another thing that impressed me was the number of parks: 12. St James, Hyde Park, Green Park – and you were allowed to walk on the grass (3). 13. I went to Speaker's Corner and listened to somebody talking about immigration. 14. He said the country was full of foreigners, so I went away quietly.

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До окончания бесплатных публикаций курса осталось12 дней. Потом канал будет доступен по приватной ссылке. которую получат все, сделавшие пожертвования. Hundred and thirty- fifth (135th) Lesson Arrival in London 1. On the train, I managed (1) to relax a little and look at the country side. 2. It's true (2) what they say (3), England is beautiful and green, even in the rain. 3. I started reading№ my guidebook and looking for addresses of hotels and "Bedand Breakfasts". 4. The door of my compartment suddenlyopened and a man in uniform said: "Tickets, please". 5. The first words someone had spoken№ tome, and I had understood№ them! 6. I took№ my courage in both hands (4) and asked: "What time do we arrive in London?" 7. "We'll be at Charing Cross in about an hour, sir!" I still understood№. 8. I was now very excited. I had found№ the address of a cheap hotel 9. and I couldn't wait to arrive. 10. Charing Cross is like any big railwaystation, big, noisy and crowded. 11. Outside, I found№ a taxi, sorry, a "cab" (5) and gave№ the driver the address. 12. Driving№ in London was heaven compared to Paris. 13. Everyone was much more polite and calm, but they were driving№ on the wrong side of the road! 14. The hotel I had chosen№ was in Kensington, so I saw№ quite a lot of London from the cab. 15. At last, we arrived at the hotel. I paid the driver and gave№ him a tip.

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