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МатематикаВопрос:
I. Choose the correct particles. 1). I wanted to take (up/through) the profession of a chef. 2). A disguised convict could be easily taken (for/away) someone else. 3). The girls had to turn (down/along) the TV, because their parents were sleeping. 4). We called the gas service because the gas pipe had been broken and they turned (off/up) very quickly. 5). I turned (on/off) the radio. My Mum was sleeping. 6). She turned the page (up/over) and continued reading again. 7). We were wet through and had to take the clothes (around/off) in order not to catch a cold. 8). The gentleman took (off/up) his hat. 9). Jerry didn't turn (up/down) on time for his meeting. 10). Tom never turns (off/down) an invitation for lunch. 11). Alex takes (over/after) his mother; they have the same eyes and nose. 12). Don't forget to turn (off/down) the lights when you the leave the house. 13). Jill turned (up/down) the volume on her headphones so that she wouldn't hear Tom snoring.
Ответ:
1. I wanted to take up the profession of a chef.
2. A disguised convict could be easily taken away someone else.
3. The girls had to turn down the TV, because their parents were sleeping.
4. We called the gas service because the gas pipe had been broken and they turned off very quickly.
5. I turned off the radio. My Mum was sleeping.
6. She turned the page over and continued reading again.
7. We were wet through and had to take the clothes off in order not to catch a cold.
8. The gentleman took off his hat.
9. Jerry didn't turn up on time for his meeting.
10. Tom never turns down an invitation for lunch.
11. Alex takes after his mother; they have the same eyes and nose.
12. Don't forget to turn off the lights when you leave the house.
13. Jill turned down the volume on her headphones so that she wouldn't hear Tom snoring.
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