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активный отдых, тоесть фактически нету свободного времени. Ты окунаешься в работу, думаешь только о ней, заканчивая один трудовой процесс тут же включаешься в другой и это становиться твоим образом жизни. Со временем ты привыкаешь к этому, это входит в привычку и ты уже не представляешь, что определенную часть времени суток можно проводить иначе. В результате все это приводит к стрессу и если вовремя не остановиться, человек может не выдержать и, как говориться, "сгореть на работе".Именно так рождаются трудоголики. Поэтому очень важно распределять время суток таким образом, чтобы и "делу время" и "потехе-час". Не даром психологи утверждают, что в сутках необходимо уделять на отдых хотя бы 2-3 часа.

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into her ears - the car horns hooting, the sound of children's voices as they ran out of the school playground, mothers calling their children, 2).......... to get them home.Then, it felt as if someone had placed their hands on her and forcibly made her turn around and look. As soon as she did, her eyes 3).......... and her hands began to shake. Her legs seemed frozen to the 4)..........All she could do was watch 5)...........immobile, as if it was all happening in slow motion, right there in front of her.She opened her mouth, but no sound came 6).............Then came the dull thud as the car hit the child, the shocked gasps of the 7)..........and the roaring of the car as it sped away.

1 A shrieking C screaming
B screeching D shouting

2 A restless C impatient
B nervous D worried

3 A opened C broadened
B enlarged D widened

4 A point C spot
B place D mark

5 A helplessly C pointlessly
B uselessly D worthlessly

6 A out C about
B through D away

7 A viewers C audience
B spectators D onlookers
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1. I can't afford that ring. It (cost) ... too much. 2. Look. It (begin) ... to rain. Unfortunately, I (have, not) ... my umbrella with me. Tom is lucky. He (wear) ... a raincoat. 3. I (own, not) ... an umbrella. I (wear) ... a waterproof hat on rainy days. 4. Right now I (look) ... around the classroom. Ann (write) . in her book. Carlos (bite) . his pencil. Peter (scratch) . his head. Ahmed (stare) ... out of the window. He (seem) ... to be daydreaming, but perhaps he (think) . hard about verb tenses. What you (think) . Ahmed (do) .. ? 5. There's a book on my desk, but it (belong, not) ... to me. 6. Dennis (fix) ... the roof of his house today, and he (need) ... some help. Can you help him? 7. Barbara often (tutor) . other students in her math class. This afternoon she (help) ... Steve with his math assignment because he (understand, not) ... the material they (work) . on in the class this week. 8. Right now I (look) . at Janet. She (look) . angry. I wonder what's the matter. She (have) . a frown on her face. She certainly (have, not) . any fun right now. 9. A: "Who is that woman who (stand) ... next to the window?". B: "Which woman? You (talk) . about the woman who (wear) . a blue and gold dress?". A: "No , I (talk, not) . about her. I (mean) . the woman who (wear) . a blue suit". B: "Oh. I (know, not) ... I (recognize, not) ... her". 10. A: Close your eyes. Now lis­ten carefully. What you (hear) ..? What I (do) ..? B: I (believe) ... you (rub) ... the top of your hand. A: Close, but not exactly right. Try again. You (lis­ten) . carefully? B: Aha! You (rub) . your hands together. A: Right!

they (decide) to get something to eat.26. Many modern medicines were not invented by western scientists but by tribal people who (use) them for gene­rations before Europeans (arrive).27. It was not surprising that she (start) getting a bad tooth­ache. She (not/go) to the dentist for two years.28. Her work (look) really neat because she (use) the computer.29. The chairman's main fault was that he persistently (interrupt) the speakers before they (finish).30. After she (dress) and (eat) her breakfast, Linda (rush) off to her office for a meeting with her accountant.31 Peter already (see) that musical before he (read) the re­view about it.32. When I (go) into the room I could smell cigarette smoke. Obviously somebody (smoke) in there.33. Because Jasper (make) an appointment with his dentist beforehand he (hope) he wouldn't have to wait long, although there (be) a lot of people in the waiting-room when he (arrive).34. By the time Bill (leave) school, he (speak) good French and German. When he (be) at university he (learn) Italian and Spanish.35. Yesterday Jenny (send) me a very apologetic letter explaining why she (not/do) what she (promise).36. Ann only (work) there for a few days when she (decide) to leave.37. The bank (tell) me last week there (be) no money in my account. I (spend) it all.38. The label (come) off the tin and I didn't know how to cook the meat.39. When I (get) back after lunch, Jean (tell) me that some­body (phone) when I (be) out.40. They (get) married in 1990, just a year after they (fall) in love.41. While I (try) to get my car started, a passing car (stop) and the driver (offer) to help me.42. Penicillin was discovered when Alexander Fleming (find) some mould growing on a laboratory dish he (leave) be­side the window.43. David (admit) that he (hit) the other car, but (say) he (not/damage) it.44. Jane (miss) the party because no one (inform) her about it.45. It (turn) out that they (use) that business for quite a time as a screen for their drug-dealing activities.46. Hardly Harry (start) working when he (realize) that he (need) to go to the library.47. As Lucy (walk) home, she (try) to remember what (happen).48. Because Sam and Tony (do) all the work themselves, they (be) unwilling to give the results to John.49. By the time Liz (be) eighteen she (study) English for six years.50. Hopi Indians (raise) cotton to make cloth for centuries before the arrival of Europeans in the American Southwest.51. We (fly) for twenty minutes when the pilot (announce) we (have) to go back because of bad weather.52. By the time the last marathon runner (cross) the finishing line, nearly everyone (go) home.53. The house (burn) to the ground by the time the fire brigade (arrive).

. They gave me Out of Africa by Isak Dinesen. I thought it was boring, but it wasn't . It was a very good book . НУЖЕН ТЕКСТ И ПЕРЕВОД ЭТО ТЕКСТА