Англиискии для вас Новый курс XXI века

Exercise 13. Make up twelve questions based on the text “A Pool of Brains” and answer them.

Exercise 14. Insert prepositions or adverbs.

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   ... last the doctors agreed that an operation ... the brain should be per­formed. 2. What was Mr Williams operated ? 3. 1 am afraid your decision
   

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     to give up experiments had no effect... him. 4. “Do you mean it’s possible to buy scientists ... any other goods?” asked Hilary. 5. The BIS agents were worried ... the disappe rance of Thomas Betterton as his research was connected ... security matters. 6. Do you think Dr Ingram was disappointed ... Dr Nicholas after he learned ... the latter’s decision to leave for home? 7. ... first nobody wanted to supply them ... necessary information. 8. You will be the first to substitute ... the talented surgeon. 9. I assure you he is a man ... narrow outlook ... life. 10. The
     
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     healthy | hel0i] здоровый
     
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     465 young doctor felt happy when he managed to cure his first patient ... a serious disease. 11. As far as I know he is interested ... making experiments... dogs. 12.... his horror he couldn't find the tickets for the train. 13. Why is she staring ... this shop-window? 14 ... a certain reason he didn't come.
     
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     Exercise 15. Make up eleven sentences using these word combinations.
     
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     to be connected with, to learn about, to look like, to feel like, to have an effect on smb. (smth.), to be disappointed in, to supply smth. to smb., for a cer­tain reason, to carry out an experiment, with a (broad) narrow outlook on life, to cure smb. of smth.
     
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     Exercise 16. Transform these sentences into reported speech.
     

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   “I have the finest art collection in Europe." said Aristides. 2. ‘‘Ifa nation wants a scientist it will have to come and buy him from me." Aristides said. 3. “How do you make all these people come here?" asked Hilary. 4. “Thomas Betterton has disappointed me." Aristides added. 5. “Don’t you find this natu­ral?" Hilary asked him. 6. “But can't you let any of these people go?” she asked. 7. “If you are pleading for your husband, I understand," said Mr Aristides. 8. “1 admit I am very’ disappointed in Thomas Betterton,” said Mr Aristides. 9. “Do you mean experiments on human being?” asked Hilary. 10. “Don’t frighten me," said Hilary to Aristides.
   

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