7. Homework 7.1 Gerund or Infinitive - Fill in the correct form:
1.
is not allowed here. (fish)
2. I heard the TV set
(explode)
3. She appeared
very nervous. (be)
4. I keep
you - it was an accident. (tell)
5. Jack is good at
ceilings. (paint)
6. She wondered who
(ask)
7. It is difficult
him. (understand)
8. She did not know what
from them. (expect)
9. My wife warned us
the table. (not touch)
10.He refused
me what all the fuss was about. (tell
11. There's no sense in
him. He's not at home. (visit
12.Elephants are known
a fantastic memory. (have)
13.I let her_on with her work. (get)
14.Colin had no idea of how
into the house: (get)
15.I'd rather in bed than go to work.(be)
16.I crossed the road without
(look)
17. We advised her
a year abroad. (not spend)
18.1 always dreamed of
in a small house by the seas
(live)
19.She made us
for hours. (wait)
20.She learned
pupils with respect. (treat)
This means that Great Britain is governed by the Parliament and the Queen is Head of State. (Указательное местоимение, Demonstrative pronoun)
They are elected from the constituencies in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. (Личное местоимение (именительный падеж), Personal pronoun (the nominative case))
The executive power is exercised by Prime Minister and his Cabinet. (Притяжательное местоимение (основная (зависимая) форма, т.к. употребляется ВМЕСТЕ с существительным), Possessive determiner (не путать с абсолютной формой притяжательного местоимения Possessive pronoun, которая употребляется ВМЕСТО существительного))
The government is usually formed by the political party which is supported by the majority in the House of Commons. (Относительное местоимение, Relative pronoun)
The second largest party becomes the official opposition with its own leader and the Shadow Cabinet. (Притяжательное местоимение (основная (зависимая) форма), Possessive determiner)
The judiciary branch of the government determines common law and is independent of both the legislative and the executive branches. (Определяющее местоимение, Defining pronoun)
There is no written constitution in Great Britain, only precedents and traditions. (Отрицательное местоимение, Negative Pronoun)
In England, crossing the street, the pedestrians must look first to the right and then to the left.
You cannot park here. Parking place is around the corner.
Stop at the traffic lights! When the green light turns on, cross the street and turn to the left to the bus stop.
Is it allowed a right turn here? -Look at the sign: You can drive only straight. -Excuse me how can I get to the underground station?
- Go straight to the traffic lights, cross the street and turn to the right.
- Is it far?
– No, it isn’t. It’s about 5 minutes of walking.
- Thank you
– You are welcome.
Be careful when you are crossing the road.
When you reach the pedestrian crossing, stop and look both ways