Match the idiom with its definition

хлебом. 3. Новый фильм будет показан по телевизору на следующей неделе. 4. Этот торт был приготовлен вчера вечером. 5. Телеграмма только что была отправлена. 6. Все сочинения были проверены учителем на прошлой неделе.

good-for-nothing, lily-of-the-valley.

a.Why the horse was going ...nobody could explain.

b.The ...for the applications is March 18.

c. After school he will join his father in the ...

d.New York is the city of...

e.The ...went on their ...to Tahiti.

f.I can t rely on him; you know quite well he is a ...

g.What do you call these white flowers growing in clusters? - These are ...

h.It is ... that smoking is dangerous.

i.Where and when will they give a ...

j. We shall never forget the evenings of our ...when the children gathered by the ...and listened to our grandmother s ...

употребляя глаголы в Past Simple, Past Continuous u Past Perfect.

1. There (to be) two men in the room. One of them (to write) something while the other (to read) a news-paper. 2. He (not to tell) me that he (to receive) a telegram from her. 3. I (to ask) him if he (to know) where she (to live). I (to say) I (not to know) her ad­dress. 4. He (to ask) me if I (can) give him your ad­dress. 5. She (to say) that he (to give) her the wrong address. 6. I (to ask) him where he (to put) my let­ter. 7. He (to tell) us that they (to spend) all the money. 8. I (to sit) in an armchair and (to think) of my coming trip across the North Sea when the door suddenly (to open) and an old friend of mine whom I (not to see) for a very long time (to enter) the room. 9. She (to come) to see us just at the time when we (to have) dinner. It (to be) the first time I (to see) her. 10. I (to see) him just as he (to leave) the hotel. 11. I (not to see) him before we (to meet) at the con­cert. 12. He (to leave) the house before I (to have) time to ask him anything. 13. After spending sever­al days in Paris he (to feel) lonely and (to want) to return home. 14.1 (to think) he already (to go) home. 15.1 (to find) the old man in the garden. He (to talk) to some children who (to stand) around listening to him. 16. He (to speak) a language we never (to hear) before. 17. He (to tell) me he (to learn) it from the newspaper. 18. He (to enter) the room, (to take) something from the desk and (to go) out.

match the idioms with their definitions:
1) be on the good terms a) enjoi oneself
2) be in smb's shoes b) get into a difficult situation
3) do one's best c) be on friendly terms
4) get in touch with

a book,play,movie,etc 4 evil d. adj fun and interesting 5 exciting e. adj not real 6 imaginary f. adj liked by many people 7 popular g. adj bad;wicked 8 wizard h. v to break something so it cannot be used again

1) I always … something low fat in a restaurant. A) look after
2) Players usually … before a match. B) ask for
3) They … homeless animals. C) take off
4) The planes … at the airport. D) warm up
5) People should … their mobiles in public places. E) switch off F) make up
13. Match the beginnings of the expressions to the endings.
1) I’m really looking A) kidding!
2) You’re B) sure?
3) Are you having C) a drink?
4) Would you like D) a good time?
5) Are you E) forward to it.
F) recover soon.
14. Match the words with their opposites. One variant is extra.
1) empty A) loudly
2) whisper B) land
3) quietly C) full
4) take off D) behind
5) in front of E) shout
F) short
19. Put the words in order to make an English proverb.
1) the cat 2) cream 3) its eyes 4) while stealing 5) shuts

1 yolk a) to put flour or sand through a seive
2 to mince b) a type of sweet-smelling plant used in cooking
3 to sift c) the yellow part in the centre of an egg
4 to grease d) a flat frame of metal bars on which you cook food
5 grill e) to cut meat into very small pieces with a knife or mincer
6 vinegar f) to pick up or move with a spoon
7 basil g) to put grease or fat on something
8 to spoon h) an acid-tasting liquid