6. (K) Give the meaning of the italicized words. Paraphrase the sentences using uncompounded forms. Make other necessary changes.

Model: Her movements were slow, almost lazy. She moved slowly, almost lazily.

1. He didn't exactly know what treatment to expect. 2. It was just the kind of settlement we had all been looking

(to treat smb. well, to treat smb. to a good dinner),

(to look forward to getting one’s reply).

forward to. 3. The prospects looked bleak, no fun, no enjoy­ment. 4. She stepped into the room, right into the middle of a most heated argument. 5. There was an air of general excite­ment about the place. 6. She couldn't hide her disappoint­ment.

7. Note the effect of back on the meaning of the verb. Translate the sentences Into Russian Give examples of your own.

1. I went back to my poem. 2. Why don't you sit back and relax a moment? 3. If you miss the bus you'll, have to walk back the whole way. 4. How dare you talk back? 5. He stepped back to let the woman pass. 6. The crowd was order­ed to keep back from the fire. 7. She looked back on those years with regret. 8. We wanted him to take back what he had said. 9. When they got back it was already past midnight.

8. (K) Paraphrase so as to use a complex subject.

Model: It seems to me that I have seen an advertisement of that sort in some newspaper.

I seem to have seen an advertisement of that sort in some newspaper.

1. It seemed that he expected his orders to be obeyed. 2. It seems that he is losing his temper. 3. II seems that she has been pretending all along. 4. It seems that she has gone away to stay with an aunt. 5. It seemed that she was a woman who couldn't very well be depended on. 6. It seems they don't keep- a dog. 7. It seemed that the boy had been forbidden to leave the house in his parents' absence. 8. It seems that he never knows his own mind.

9. Study the phrases with keep. Use them in sentences of your own.

1. Who keeps house (and if the house?) for you? 2. That was a fine piece of work! Keep it up. 3. He's rather difficult to get along with. He's the kind who keeps himself to himself. 4. You can always depend on her to keep a secret. 5. Promises are usually made to be kept, not broken. 6. Where have you been keeping yourself? I haven't seen you for ages! 7. I should advise you to keep out of the game. It's getting dangerous. 8. Surprisingly enough, he kept his head (above water). He never gave way to fear or panic. 9. The neighbour promised to keep an eye on our place while

we were away. 10. You must learn to keep your temper. 11. I should/would keep out of his way if I were you (in your place, in your tracks). 12. It's a constant wonder to me how he keeps all those facts and figures in his head.

10. (K) Translate into English using last or latest according to the sense.

1. Вы слушали последние известия по радио? 2. Список неправильных глаголов находится на последней странице учебника. 3. Показ последних мод состоится во вторник. 4. Он истратил последние деньги на букет цветов. 5. Теперь бы только успеть на последний автобус! 6. Это была ее по­следняя надежда. 7. «Вы читали последнюю повесть молодого автора?» — «Вы имеете в виду ту, что была напечатана в последнем номере журнала «Юность»?» 8. Как всегда, по­следнее слово осталось за ним. 9. Машина сделана по послед­нему слову техники. 10. Это была наша последняя встреча.