2. He has been writing a letter since morning.

4. Joan wanted to have her TV repaired.

12. She made us wait long enough.

13. The tourists had to pay some extra money.

16. Mary could hardly find her mother in the crowd.

19. The UK is made up of four countries.

26. In the morning Minna was to cook breakfast

29. When she grows up she will become an actress.

32. I received a few letters from my pen-friends yesterday.

33. The doctor told him to go to a warmer country.а. Did the doctor told him to go to a warmer country?б. Where did the doctor tell him to go?в. What told him the doctor?г. Where did the doctor tell him to go?

37. I think he’s at home now.

39. It isn’t good to speak ill of your friends.

44. Виберiть традицiйно правильний емоцiйно нейтральний варiант речення:

51. The students were to write a composition.

59. The ... at the football match became violent when their team lost.

60. You needn’t ... your voice. My hearing is perfect.

I gave her ... stockings for her birthday.

70. Please ... in mind that your appearance and dress are very important.

73. Her ... in the hotel kitchen was peeling potatoes.

81. It was a ... occasion.

84. ... - He is well-bred but so light-minded.

85. He’s ... his birthday.

88. Have you ... many mistakes in your dictation?

89. She ... friends with many interesting people in summer.

90. He ... a very strange remark.

91. I’m sure she’ll ... an excellent teacher.

93. There are ... reasons for my refusal.

94. I have been sitting for five minutes and looking at a ... telegram form.

97. The dog looked at its ... on the water.

102. An Englishman has been long known to consider his ... to be his castle.

104. The author of this book is highly ... for his literary achievements.

106. The situation was dangerous. Urgent measures had to be ... 

114. Can you tell me whether a friend of mine . . . you lately?

116. All knew that his suggestions . . . 

119. Mary reminds me . . . my sister when she studied at university.

121. After returning from war he suffered . . . an incurable disease.

122. Would you care . . . a glass of hot milk with honey?

I am a heavy sleeper, so it is always challenging for me to get up . . . dawn.

125. She didn’t utter a word but looked at him . . . surprise as if she had seen her dead husband .а. atб. inв. fromг. for

126. Hardly …….. playing the piano, when somebody knocked at the door.

128. What will you present your girlfriend . . . on St. Valentine’s Day ?а. toб. atв. forг. with

129. John’s house needs……

130. How could you spoil that birthday party ?! Shame . . . you, Michael!а. forб. onв. ofг. at

132. After being on sick leave, John was trying to catch up . . . his classmates in Maths and Chemistry.

133. The orphan from Lowood school was delighted . . . her new dress.

136. It was very mean . . . you to refuse to give us a lift.

138. After 20 years of friendship, he felt completely . . . ease with his alumni.а. –б. withoutв. atг. by

139. The student did not utter a word and just bowed . . . reply when he got the unsatisfactory mark.а. forб. atв. inг. –

140. After some investigation, the young man was accused . . . murder.

141. “I want to call Simon”, he said. “Well, don’t call him before 8 o’clock. He ……….”