Unit I. Appearance and character grammar: complex object. Adverbial clauses of time

Ex. 3. Are the following statements about the text true or false? Say why.

1. 
   Michael and Frances had been married a very short time.
   
2. 
   Frances tries to plan a day of activities that her husband will enjoy.
   
3. 
   Michael never looks at other women.
   
4. 
   Michael finally tells his wife how he really feels.
   
5. 
   His wife keeps her feelings to herself.
   

Ex. 4. Guessing the meaning.

Select the meaning that you think is closest to the meaning in the text for each of these words and expressions.

1 battalions

1. 
   furniture tables and chairs
   
2. 
   armies; large groups of people
   
3. 
   department stores; large shops
   

2 to make a move

1. 
   to do sth about it; take actions; act on sth
   
2. 
   move away on some other location
   
3. 
   move sb; arouse deep emotions in someone
   

3 to regard

1. 
   think about sth frequently
   
2. 
   look at; gaze at
   
3. 
   listen to sth inattentively
   

KEY STRUCTURES AND WORD STUDY

Ex. 5. Give the four forms of the following verbs.

shine, leave, hold, let, break, take, drive, say, give, sigh, marry, try, feel, think, know, bend

Ex. 6. Put questions to the words in bold type.

1. 
   Michael laughed and Frances laughed with him.
   
2. 
   She wants to go out with her husband all day long.
   
3. 
   Frances suggested going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
   
4. 
   He took his eyes off the hatless girl with the dark hair.
   
5. 
   I look at everything.
   
6.