1. Task 3 (Wiber)
2. Task 8 (Wiber)
3. Get 200 ex. 2 p. 12 ex. 4 p. 14
4. The words by heart; read and translate
To give the
impression (of being)(that) - складати враження
You want to give the impression you're successful.
Monica gives the impression of being shy.
He gives the impression that he really doesn’t care.
Her speech definitely gave the impression that she was
enthusiastic about the project.
In her book, she gives the impression that she was a
close friend of the Prince, but in fact she only met him twice.
Economically, Kazakhstan gives the impression of being
the most successful state in Central Asia.
From…to від…до
We took the train from London to Birmingham.
He’s usually in his office from around 9.00 to 6.00.
She’s interested in the period from the early 1940s to
now.
The price of bottled water rose from 20 pence to 45
pence a litre.
Colesville has changed from a sleepy little town to a
bustling city.
A landmark -
something that is easy to recognize,
such as a tall tree or building, and that helps you know where you are; архітектурна
пам'ятка, орієнтир
a famous/well-known landmark
The Eiffel Tower is probably the most famous landmark
in Paris.
a historic landmark
Rome is crammed with historic landmarks such as the
Colosseum.
a prominent landmark (=one that is very
noticeable)
The castle sits on a hill above the town and is a
prominent landmark.
a familiar landmark
It was so dark we could not see any familiar
landmarks.
a local landmark
This oddly shaped rock is a well-known local landmark.
a major/significant landmark (=an important one)
From Parliament Hill, you can see most of London's
major landmarks.
a London/New York/Paris etc landmark
Buckingham Palace is a London Landmark.
Building
works – будівельні риштування
The buildings were still in building works.
The building works covered many historic sites.
To take down -
to remove something that is on a wall or something that is temporary; знімати,
прибирати
The platform was taken down for safety reasons.
The army took down the barricades erected by the
rebels.
People take down their Christmas decorations twelve
days after Christmas.
To restore -
to repair something old; реставрувати, відновлювати
It`s difficult to restore antiques.
The building has been carefully restored after the fire.
Experts are still working to restore the painting.
By Sunday, electricity had been restored.
His uncle restores old furniture.
To reveal -
to show something that was covered or hidden; розкривати, показувати,
виявляти
She refused to reveal the contents of the letter.
The President's refusal to meet the press reveals just
how serious the crisis is.
A grey carpet was removed to reveal the original pine
floor.
Now (that) -
because of something or as a result of something or as a result of a new
situation; зараз, коли; раз
I don’t buy the paper every morning any more now
(that) our local shop has closed.
Now that I've got a car I can visit her more often.
You should help in the house more, now you're older.
Now that we know each other a little better, we get
along fine.
I’m going to
relax now the school year is over.
Now that I
think of it, I acted the same way when I was his age.
Revitalize /ˌriːˈvaɪtəlaɪz/
- to give new life to…, to make something more active or
exciting; вливати нові сили; ожити, відродитися, відновлювати
This hair conditioner is excellent for revitalizing
dry, lifeless hair.
The local economy has been revitalized.
They helped revitalize the popularity of the guitar.
We all want to see the United Nations revitalized,
strengthened and well managed.
rediscover –
заново відкрити
After her husband's death, she rediscovered the joys
of bowling and golf.
A remarkably well-preserved Ancient Greek city,
Paestum remained wholly forgotten until it was rediscovered in 1740.
bring back to
life - повернути до життя
The legend was brought back to life and new faces
appeared in the story.
The village was brought back to life.
5. Павліченко ex 20 p. 108
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