№2.Jane and Naomi are models. Jane does everything herself but Nsomi is lazy and has everything done for her. Put the verbs in brackets into the Causative form. Jane: I like doing my own hair. I usually wash it every two days. Naomi: I don't. I 1) have mine washed (wash) every day by my hairdresser. Jane: I dyed my hair yesterday. Naomi: Oh! I 2)(dye) last week. Jane: I enjoy doing my own make-up too, don't you? Naomi: Oh no. I 3)(do) by a beautician. Jane: I make my own clothes. I like things you can't buy in shops. Naomi: I 4) (make) by my dresseker. She's very good. Jane: Sometimes l even repair my own car. I'm quite a good mechanic. Naomi: How horrible! I 5)(repair) at the garage. It's cheap and l don't my clothes dirty. Jane: But it's easy to wash your clothes,isn't it? Naomi: I prefer 6)(wash) at the cleaner's. Jane: I like to relax by tidying the garden. Naomi: Well l relax while l 7)(tiby) by the gardener. Jane: I've got to go now. I'm going to polish my nails. Naomi: You should do what l do. I 8)(polish) by a manicurist.

Maı] [ʹfeıvə] [ʹraıtə] [ız] [͵ælıgʹzændə] Ivanovich Kuprin. [ʹredıŋ] [hız] [wɜ:ks], [aı] [du:] [nɒt] [get] [ʹtaıəd] [tu:] [ʹmɑ:v(ə)l] [æt] [hız] [ʹtælənt]. Kuprin [hæd] [ə,(eı)] [ju:ʹni:k] [əʹbılıtı] [tu:] [krıʹeıt] unusually [ʹlaıvlı], [ʹvıvıd] images[МН.Ч.] [ðæt] [ðə] [ʹri:də] remembers [fɔ:] [hız] [ınʹtaıə] [laıf]. [͵ælıgʹzændə] Ivanovich Kuprin [wɒz] [bɔ:n] [ʹɔ:gəst] 26, 1870 [ın] [ðə] [ʹdıstrıkt] [taʋn] [ɒv] Narovchate [ın] [ðə] [ʹfæm(ə)lı] [ɒv] [æn] [əʹfıʃ(ə)l], [hıʹredıt(ə)rı] [ʹnəʋb(ə)lmən] IvanIvanovich Kuprin (1834-1871), [hu:] died [wʌn] [jıə] [ʹɑ:ftə] [ðə] [bɜ:θ] [ɒv] [hız] [sʌn]. [ʹmʌðə], Lyubov Alekseevna (1838-1910), [neı] Kulunchakova, [keım] [frɒm] [ə,(eı)] [kaınd] [ɒv] [ʹtɑ:tə] princes[МН.Ч.] ]. [ʹɑ:ftə] [ðə] [deθ] [ɒv] [hɜ:] [ʹhʌzbənd], [ʃi:] moved [tu:] [ʹmɒskəʋ], [weə] [ðə] [ʹtʃaıldhʋd] [ænd] [͵ædəʹles(ə)ns] [ɒv] [ðə] [ʹfju:tʃə] [ʹraıtə] [pɑ:st]. [ın] [sıks] years[МН.Ч.] [ðə] [bɔı] [wɒz] [ʹgıv(ə)n] [tu:] [ðə] [ʹmɒskəʋ] Razumovsky [ʹbɔ:dıŋ] [sku:l] ([ʹɔ:f(ə)nıdʒ]), [frɒm] [wıtʃ] [hi:] [left] [ın] 1880. [ın] [ðə] [seım] [jıə] [hi:] entered [ðə] [ʹsekənd] [ʹmɒskəʋ] [kəʹdet] [kɔ:]. [ʹdjʋərıŋ] [hız] [laıf], Kuprin [rəʋt] [ʹmenı] stories[МН.Ч.], [ðə] [məʋst] [ʹfeıməs] ones[МН.Ч.][МН.Ч.][ʹbi:ıŋ] [ðə] [ʹpɒmıgrænıt] [ʹbreıslıt], Olesya, [ʹdju(:)əl] [ænd] [səʋ] [ɒn]. Kuprin died [ɒn] [ðə] [naıt] [ɒv] [ʹɔ:gəst] 25, 1938 [frɒm] [ı͵sɒfəʹdʒi:əl] [ʹkænsə]. [hi:] [wɒz] [ʹberıd] [ın] [ʹlenıngræd] [ɒn] [ðə] Writers' [brıdʒ] [ɒv] [ðə] Volkov [ʹsemıtrı] [nekst] [tu:] [ðə] [greıv] [ɒv] [ız] Turgenev

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