АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ВЫБРАТЬ ПРАВИЛЬНЫЕ ОТВЕТЫ 1)I can close the window, but i
A - i am not able to lock it
B - i can"t manage to lock it
C - i don't to manage to lock it
2) I'm sorry but i...
A - am not able to come to you party
B - can't come to you party
C - can come to you party
3)He could speack French when he was a child, but he...
A) doesn't manage now
B) isn't able now
C) can't now
4) She was busy, so we...
A) didn't manage to speack each other
B) weren't able to speack each other
C) weren't able to to speack each other
5) Althrough he isn't able to swim, he...
A) can't manage to ride a bike
B) can ride a bike
C) can be able to ride a bike
1) 1. He thought perhaps he ought not to let (1) her go alone (2), there were (3) loose, bad people about.
2. I decided to swim (1) to the ship (2) again and get anything that I could possibly (3) find useful.
2) 1. I recognized there was (1) still a painful and dangerous spot on my memory, and I deliberately (2) turned to (3) other things.
2. She almost smiled as (1) she reflected that there (2) would certainly have been (3) something to tell her mother.
3) 1. The audience was polite enough and the reviews the next day were not bad, but a middle-aged (1) woman who (2) came on only in the second act (3) received more attention than Eileen.
2. The fact that (1) everything worked out as Charley said it would (2), made me think (3) he was a reliable person.
4) 1. Before his sudden and unexpected (1) disappearance from our lives (2), he had made (3) this gift to the household.
2. Three times during the course (1) of the dinner she dropped her fork on the plate (2) with a terrible clatter (3) and she was continually raising the water-glass to her lips.
1) 1. Tom followed Eileen (1) on the theatrical pages and he was not surprised (2) when he read she was leaving the cast (3) of the play to take the leading part in a new performance.
2. It annoyed her mother and she said (1), “Laura has been attending (2) that school of yours (3) for two years, you certainly ought to recognize her name.
2) 1. She started across the avenue (1), youthful, beautiful, looking (2) as though she was setting (3) out to conquest the city.
2. We sat in silence for a moment, I because I was too confused (1) to speak (2); Carol because the story, as far as (3) she was concerned, was complete.
3) 1. When we arrived (1) home we found that one of our windows (2) had been broken (3).
2. Sam and Mary were enjoying (1) the valley beneath (2) them at the crack of dawn (3).
4) 1. During Queen Elizabeth I’s (1) reign (2), the role of England in the world changed dramatically (3).
2. A sudden (1) thought struck him and he suggested searching (2) all the other rooms (3) in the house.