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To feel in your bones, To bone up, To throw someone a bone.

Bone of contention, Make no bones about it, Have a bone to pick.

Eyes bigger than your stomach, Butterflies in your stomach, Bellyache, Belly up

To pull strings, To string someone along, Purse strings, Second string.

A slap on the wrist, Eat crow, Short circuit.

Hunker down, Hold the high ground, Trench warfare.

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Mời các bạn xem đề thi và đáp án chính thức môn tiếng Nga khối D năm 2009 của Bộ Giáo Dục - Đào Tạo.tài liệu này các dạng câu hỏi bài tập hay sẽ giúp các bạn có nhiều kiến thức

Salesman: As you see, when we try to clean even the dirtiest part of your carpet there is no problem for this vacuum-cleaner. Customer: But how easily can I learn to operate this machine? It seems to be extremely complicated to me. Salesman: If you want to know how to get the best out of your new Dirt-Up vacuum cleaner you should read this brochure. It tells you everything you need to know. read in bed. I cannot bear him to read in bed. / know him to be an honest man We can use that or to-infinitive after these verbs to refer to people...

She's looking for a job at the moment. Please don't take that book. Ann is reading it. Andrew is spending a lot of time in the library these days, as he's writing an article. Have you heard about Tom? He's building his own house. situation is temporary or unusual: I'm on holiday in Blackpool and I'm loving every minute of it. I'm slowly remembering all the details of the accident. You're being very silly. Comment on the uses of the Simple Present. 1. Nurses look after patients in hospitals. 2. Why don't you give up smoking? 3.1 am weighing myself. I weigh 65 kilos. 4. This coat belongs...

1 Mr Collins gave his secretary some letters to type an hour ago. He is going home soon and he wants to sign the letters before he leaves. He has just picked up the phone and asked his secretary this question: "Have you done those letters yet?" Questions: When did Mr Collins give his secretary the letters? Why does he want to sign them now? What has he just done? What is his question?

1. This is a map. This is a fine map. 2. That is a book. That is a good book. 3. That is an office.— No, it isn't an office. It's a hospital. 4. These are armchairs. They are comfortable armchairs. 5. Those are flowers. They are nice flowers. chains, (silver) 6. Those are pictures, (nice) 7. These are knives, (sharp) 8 Those are carpets, (green) 9. These are oranges, (sweet) 10. Those are books (interesting) //. Сообщите о принадлежности предмета, употребив при¬тяжательное местоимение, данное в скобках: e.g. That is an umbrella, (my) It's my umbrella. 1. This...

We use can to say that someone has the ability or opportunity to do something. The negative of can is cannot (contraction: can't). Can you swim? He can play the guitar. It's nice today. We can sit in the garden. I can't open this bottle. could for the italicized verbs if possible. 1. We had a good time yesterday. We went to the zoo. The children enjoyed themselves very much. They saw polar bears and elephants. (No substitution of 'could' is possible.) 2. When I lived in St. Louis, I went to the zoo whenever I wanted to, but now I live in a small town...

Twenty years later, Susan's children have left home, her husband has retired and they can afford some help in house and garden. Her friend reminds her of her former busy life.

1 There's . . . milk in that jug. 2 She wanted . . . stamps but there weren't . . . in the machine. 3 I'm afraid there isn't . . . coffee left; will you grind . . . ? 4 Is there . . . one here who speaks Italian? 5 I'd like to buy . . . new clothes but I haven't . . . money. 6 There's . . . gin in the cupboard but there aren't . . . glasses.

1 My neighbour is . . . photographer; let's ask him for . . . advice about colour films. 2 We had . . . fish and . . . chips for . . . lunch. ~ That doesn't sound . . . very interesting lunch. 3 I had . . . very bad night; I didn't sleep . . . wink.