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his parents’ advice. 4. We saw Peter buy rolls at the baker’s. 5. I
have made Michael tell the news. 6. Helen wants me to wear this
cardigan. 7. I want you to clean your shoes.
b) Express your surprise. Use conversational phrases.
IX. Each sentence describes a certain situation in a concise way.
Some points of the situation are already known to you. Find out some
more details about the situation by asking questions. Work in pairs:
1. My wife has spent a lot of money on fashionable furniture.
2. Ann wore a black velvet dress that night. 3. Jack wants Pete to
give him a piece of good advice. 4. Alice’s bag is made of silk.
5. Mrs. Brown will go shopping in the morning.
X. Fill in prepositions or adverbs wherever necessary:
A.
1. What size ... gloves does your daughter wear? 2. Is
your blouse made ... silk or ... nylon? 3. This frock suits ... her
and she looks so well today. 4. Go ... the fittingroom and try ...
the green frock. 5. Go ... the mirror and have a look ... yourself.
6. I’m afraid the shirt is a bit loose ... you. 7. You must choose
another belt. This one does not go ... your light dress. 8. I’m sure
they will soon make ... their quarrel. 9.
The woman was made to
believe that such shoes were not ... fashion ... that time.
B.
1. We’ve run ... ... meat. Let’s go and buy some ... the
butcher’s. 2. Please weigh half ... a pound ... sweets. 3. Will you
give me a quarter ... a pound ... sausage? 4. Whom are you
waiting ...? — I’m waiting ... my friends. They are ... the green
grocer’s. 5. She paid ... a cabbage and went ... . 6. The salesmen
will finish their work ... half ... an hour. 7. There is no cottage
cheese ... the dairy today. 8. I’m not going to stand ... a queue ...
a tin ... sprats.
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