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Exercise 8. Answer the following questions, using the words in brackets.

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  1. A) What do these people want others to do for them? Fill in the table. Remember that The Complex Object is translated into Russian beginning with words чтобы, что, как.
  2. A. INTENTIONAL MIXING OF THE STYLISTIC ASPECT OF WORDS
  3. Analyse the following examples and translate them.
  4. Answer all the questions
  5. Answer the questions
  6. Answer the questions.
  7. Answers for these questions can be found here
  8. B) Poetic and Highly Literary Words
  9. B) Poetic and Highly Literary Words
  10. B. Answer the same questions but concerning Russia.

1. What was Jane’s attitude towards Ken and Belinda’s coming to the Snack Shop?

(to feel smb; to grow rigid; to be tight with anger; to be inexcusable; the common sense; to miss smb; to join smb; to be jealous; to feel out of place)

2. Did their arrival change a usual course of talk among the friends?

(to indicate a shy pleasure; to look guileless; a newcomer; to try one’s charms on smb; to grab the conversation; to gather smb into the fold; to be inclined; to bypass; to switch to; to show off for smb)

3. How did the girls show that they were beginning to resent Belinda’s presence?

(to know better; to turn handsprings; to talk across the table; to drown out; to get serious about; to nominate; to exclude)

4. What did Jane do to improve her position? Did she succeed?

(a box of mascara; an eyebrow pencil; to set one’s hair; a ritual; a make-up; to remain plain; to flutter one’s eyelashes; to assume a coyness; perseverance; to be bowled over by smth; to be baffled; to treat smb like; to shy away; to worsen; to regard dubiously)

5. What stroke of luck came to Jane’s revenge?

(to pull up at; to climb in; to regard closely; to exhibit; to decide on; to be anxious to do smth; not to see much of smb; to be inseparable; to anticipate; to show smb a time; to use as a stopgap; to give smb prestige)

6. Why was Jane’s triumph short-lived?

(to test the motor; to collect an audience; to be delighted; to hang around; to have a finger in the pie; to take smb for a ride; the final insult; to peep through the blinds; a high spot; to wave good wishes; to roll away)

7. What feelings seized Jane when the Cadillac rolled away?

(bitterly; to stand for nothing; to bury; to say good-by to smth; to occur; to dramatize; to be hurt; jealousy; an affliction)

8. Was testing the motor as successful as Ken had anticipated? Did Jane feel sorry for Ken?

(to cock one’s head; to purr; to bend over; to be at fault; bits of brass; to hit the nail on the head; to lose one’s temper; haste makes waste; to lay down the law; to have smth fixed; to shock; the victim; old ties; irretrievably

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