Англиискии для вас Новый курс XXI века

Exercise 12. Change these sentences according to the model and translate them.
If he were really interested in the problem, he would study it carefully.
If he’d really been interested in the problem, he would’ve studied it carefully.
I. If the performance was not a success, the audience would not applaud. 2. If she were not late, she wouldn’t miss the first act. 3. If she could afford a journey, she would go to Samarkand. 4. If the spectators liked the first act. the performance would be a success. 5. If her mother kept her from becoming an actress, she would leave home.
Exercise 13. Insert the words given below.
I. If John were offered a new job. he would ... it immediately. 2. Nothing could ... Michelangelo ... becoming a sculptor. 3. It is pleasant to deal with him. He is always so .... 4. When the show was over, and the curtain and then ...
the audience stood and ... for a long time. 5. The critics ... to the skies the sec­ond novel of the young writer. 6. You should leam these expressions.... 7. “How long ... this comedy ?” “I suppose, for about a month.” 8. "I wonder how
many films they are going ... this year?" “Quite a few, I believe." 9. The ... enjoyed the performance as the ... was really excellent. 10. Mary ... to buy tick­ets for the ... as she will have time today.
cast, to applaud, cheerful, to praise, to produce, to offer, to go down, up. by heart, show, to run, to accept, to keep from, audience
Exercise 14. Make up twelve questions based on the text and answer them.
Exercise 15. Insert prepositions or adverbs.

1. 
   to be
   

1. 
   “Is Mr Brown ...?” “No, he is .... He will be ... in 15 minutes.” 2. “I’ll be ... as soon as the meeting is....” 3. “Where is Peter? He is.... He’ll be ... tomor­row.”
   

2. 
   to go
   

1. 
   The curtain went... and everybody saw Shirley MacLaine. 2. The curtain went ... . the performance was over. 3. You should go sport, it is good for
   

health. 4. He went ... to say that they had a lot to do that week. 5. We suggested going ... the cinema but he said he would not be able to join us. 6. John went ... doing the translation. 7. The curtain went up. then ... but the audience went ... applauding.

3. 
   miscellaneous*
   

I. “I must think the offer ... before I can give you an answer,” said the actress. 2. Their attitude ... the young dancer changed after they saw him dance. 3. Have they fixed the date ... the conference? 4. I regret to say he has no sense ... time. 5. Children easily leam poems ... heart. 6. Dr Ingram wanted to keep Dr Nicholas ... leaving the convention.