to strand, stranded
to leave smb. stranded
malice, malicious, maliciously
malicious smile
malicious person
malicious tongues
to be malicious to smb.
maliciously
to bear smb. malice (= malice against smb.)
to say smth. with malice
to hum, hum, humming
my head hums
to hum and haw
to hum a tune
to hum smb. to sleep
things are humming
4. to rattle, rattle, rattling
the wind rattled the windows = the windows rattled in the wind
to rattle past (by)
smb. rattled along the road
to rattle through one’s work
the rattle of hail on the roof
a rattle – brained person (= a rattler)
to have a rattling time
5. to ascertain, ascertainment
to ascertain the truth
to ascertain smb’s guilt
to ascertain how the thing happened
ascertainment of facts
to fetch, fetch
to fetch a deep sigh
to fetch a dreadful groan
to fetch one’s breath
to fetch and carry news
to swing, swing
to swing one’s arms (one’s legs)
to swing in the wind
to swing the door open
to swing from the ceiling
no room to swing a cat in
to sit in a swing
in full swing
to give full swing in the matter
to go with a swing
to alarm, alarm, alarmed
to alarm the camp
to alarm gravely
to be alarmed by rumours
to alarm the birds
false alarm
to give (to sound, to beat, to raise) the alarm
fire alarm
alarm for instruction
in alarm
alarmable
alarming, alarmingly
to lavish, lavish, lavishly
to lavish care (love, affection) on smb.
to lavish money
lavish hospitality
lavish praise
lavish spender
lavish feast
(with one’s praise)
to rage, rage, raging
to rage (at, against) smb., smth.
to rage oneself out
to be blind with rage
to be mad with rage
to fly (get) into a rage
to be in a rage
a rage for fame
a rage to live
to be all the rage
raging sea, raging tempest
raging thirst (headache)
to annoy, annoyance, annoying
to annoy smb. (by doing smth.)
to be annoyed with smb.
to annoy smb. to death
I felt (was) annoyed when…..
to be an annoyance
in an annoyed voice
how annoying!
Fill in the blanks with the active word or word combination:
June couldn’t help the tears of …….. rolling down her face.
Tom stood by the other window, ………a tune to himself , through there was no room……… a cat in.
Soames didn’t like people who were………with their praises.
This man doesn’t care about anything, or anybody, but ……..through his work. Besides, he is ……….person.
Young Jolyon had……desire to cut their enjoyment short, but he only…….. a deep sigh.
Was the old man left……in his great house with not a soul to speak to? Did he bear…….against anybody?
The situation was ……….for us, because we couldn’t………the truth and how everything had happened.
What do you think about the way she ……care on her children?
The Lantern ……..from the roof, but it was too dark near the house and it ……her gravely.
( to lavish, lavish, to rattle, rattle-brained, annoying, rage, to swing, to alarm, to ascertain, to fetch, to hum, malice, malicious, to strand (ed))
III. Translate into Russian the following word combinations and make up situations with them:
to sustain the conversation
not to care a pin about smb.
to go through life
to keep smb. steady
to put the finishing touch to smth.
to take the right turn
to go about one’s business
to make the best of smth.
to go over the accounts
to put smth. to the proof (test)
IV. Translate into English the following word combinations (in writing):
злые языки, в страхе, кипит работа, выяснение фактов, распространять новости, размахивать руками, висеть на потолке, гневаться на кого- то, взволноваться из-за слухов, пожарная тревога, широкое гостеприимство, сильная жажда, источник раздражения.
V. Find the following word combinations in the text and learn them:
to acquire a habit (Ch. VII)
to exercise extreme caution (Ch. VII)
to give rise to grave doubts (Ch. VII)
to feign sleep (Ch. VII)
at the crucial point (Ch. I, part II)
tormenting relations (Ch. II, part II )
jealous suspicions(Ch. II, part II )
a desperate struggle(Ch. II, part II )
to make an effort (Ch. II, part II )
VI. Translate into Russian the following sentences (in writing):
Вечер в полном разгаре! А твой друг сидит на подоконнике, что-то мурлыкая про себя и непрерывно болтая ногами.
Джек щедр на похвалы, он - славный парень. Ему было всегда легко идти по жизни.
Такие постоянные ревнивые подозрения делают их отношения мучительными. Боюсь, их расставание неизбежно.
Хотя оставались лишь завершающие штрихи, он пришел в ярость, узнав, что картина еще не готова.
Ты проявишь чрезвычайную осторожность, если не предоставишь этим людям полную свободу в этом деле. Тогда все пройдет гладко.
Обстановка была невыясненной, многие факты давали повод к серьезным сомнениям, но в конце концов нам удалось установить правду.
С грохотом мимо промчался товарный поезд, и опять наступила тишина.
Если вы сделаете усилия и используете ситуацию наилучшим образом, то вы все великолепно проведете время.
Они приобрели привычку все подвергать проверке. Досадно, что их бизнес не улучшается (не принимает благоприятный оборот).
Speak on the following points; make use of the active words and word combinations:
Speak about Old Jolyon’s opinion of his son’s house. (Ch.VII)
What led to the quarrel between Soames and Bosinney? (Ch.I)
Why was Irene an enigma to Soames? (Ch.I)
Speak on the talk between June and Bosinney at the theatre. (Ch.II)
Old Jolyon’s misgivings concerning June. (Ch.II)
to dash, dash, dashing
to dash from the room
to dash along the street
to dash forward (off)
to dash smb. to the ground
to dash smth. to pieces
to dash away one’s tears
to dash smb’s hopes
dash and courage
at one (a) dash
red with a dash of purple
a dashing woman
to descend, descended, descendant
to descend from the mountains
he is descended from an ancient family
to descend from father to son
to descend to falsehood
to descend to smb’s level
to descend upon one’s friends
direct descendant
to burst, burst, bursting
to burst open
to burst the door open
the buds are all bursting
to burst one’s way through the crowd
to burst one’s sides with laughter
to burst into tears
to burst into applause
to burst with curiosity
he is bursting with envy
I am bursting to tell you
a burst of a bomb
a burst of thunder
a burst of flame
a burst of applause
to go on the burst
precious
my precious
precious stones
precious metals
precious time
to make a precious mess of things
do not be in such a precious hurry!
her little house is just precious!
charity, charitable
he left his money to charity
with charity for all
charity begins at home
let’s be charitable
to flush, flush, flushed
to flush with shame(with embarrassment)
the blood flushed into his face
a flush of joy
a flush of hope
in the flush of youth
to be flush with money
to be flushed with success (happiness)
to stifle, stifling
to be stifled by smoke (gas)
to stifle from want of air
to stifle a cry (a desire, curiosity)
to stifle a yawn
to stifle one’s tears
to stifle a noise
to stifle a fact( a scandal)
stifling
to exceed, exceeding
the task exceeds his ability
to exceed in strength (height)
it exceeds our expectations
to exceed instructions
to exceed the speed limit
the exceeding disorder.
II. Fill in the blanks with the active word or word combination:
She did her best to…………. her pride, her suspicion, her jealousy.
When the actor was on the stage, he was greeted by a ……..of laughter and they by a …… of applause.
He claims to be a………. of the last king.
She knew the young man was………to tell her about his feeling and her cheeks ………with embarrassment.
Bosinney looked …….hangdog going behind Irene.
Huge waves………… against the side of the boat.
John showed no……..to his former friend and partner.
The pupils’ answers at the exam……….their teacher’s expectations.