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МатематикаВопрос:
2 Sally seems enjoying/to be enjoying her new job.
Ответ:
Правильный ответ: to be enjoying
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- Read the text again and for questions 1-5, choose the best answer A, B, C or D. 1 The writer wanted to go to the wedding because A her best friend Alisha was the bride. B she knew it would be interesting. C Alisha needed someone to go with her. D she had always wanted to go to India.
- 2 On the way from the airport, the writer A got stuck in traffic. B rode on a rickshaw. C looked at the unusual buildings. D chatted to Alisha's relatives.
- 3 At the Sangeet, the guests A celebrate for ten days. B take part in different dances. C put up decorations. D decorate each other's hands.
- 4 At the wedding, the writer seems to have been most impressed by A the groom's entrance. B the ceremony under the mandap. C the food. D the bride's appearance.
- 5 The writer suggests that by the end of the celebrations A her dancing skills had improved. B she felt awkward. C it got very hot. D she had good luck.
- Choose the correct word. Check in your dictionaries. 1 He leapt/hopped at the chance of travelling to India.
- 2 It was such a steaming/simmering hot day that we decided to go to the beach.
- 3 She greeted/waved us with a big warm smile.
- 4 She isn't used to the hustle and buzz/bustle of the big city.
- 5 The party took/lasted until the early hours.
- 6 I felt very clumsy/awkward in the long red dress.
- 7 He made a spectacular entry/entrance on a white horse.
- 8 It was the best holiday we've ever felt/experienced.
- Complete with: flower, steaming, wedding, future, hustle, fairytale, multi-coloured, marching. Use the completed phrases to make sentences about the wedding. 1 .... hot day 2 .... and bustle 3 .... celebrations 4 .... saris 5 .... prosperity 6 .... band 7 .... garland 8 .... wedding
- Choose the correct verb forms. 1 Ann hopes to go/going to the wedding.
- 3 The curry was too hot eating/to eat.
- 4 Mark claims to have been/having been away from home on the night of the fire.
- 5 Mike can't stand dancing/to dance.
- 6 John denied to have told/having told a lie.
- 7 They appear to walk/to be walking around the fire.
- 8 After to have eaten/having eaten, the wedding guests started to sing and dance.
