1. Our … is very strong. (friend – 2. Her water-colour … are so sweet. (draw –
3. It was very … to ignore my invitation. (polite –
4. The key stuck in the door and I can’t … it now. (lock –
5. I can see … in your eyes. (happy –
6. The soup is ready. It’s on the … . (cook –
7. We can say without … that he is the best boxer in our city. (hesitate –
8. The car … will compensate the damage of your car. (insure –
9. Mother says I was naughty in my … . (child –
10. When I’m stressed or tired I often … and then I put on weight.
11. Water … is one of the largest problems in our world. (pollute
12. Her face was flushed with … . (excite –
13. Unfortunately he doesn’t have any … . (imagine​

1. I have a deep affection to… my parents.
2. Smokers are not always aware of… the dangers to their own health.
3. Her attitude …towards the problem has been changed.
4. His rejection of… our plan was quite expected.
5. The people of the town made an appeal to… the government for… help after the storm.
1. I can't find my glasses. Where (did I put) them?
2. That's a nice dress. Where (did you buy) it?
3. Where (has Max gone) ? He is wanted on the phone.
4. Where (did she vanish) ? I (have not seen ) her for ages.
5. Where (did they spend) their honeymoon?
1. Promising
2. Decency
3. Severely
4. Patient
5. Experienced
1. to do the sights
2. to make a list
3. to make a law
4. to do sb harm
5. to make/do a room
1. He uses this piece of glass (as) a mirror.
2. (Accidents) do happen, unfortunately. Sometimes they are fatal.
3. Let's (appeal) to the facts.
4. Why don't you try to (establish) at least decent relations with your opponents?
5. Teachers should have (patience) with slow learners.

The 1948 olympic games were (2) really (3) memorable because they were the first games after world war 2. People had not had games for 12 years. In 1948 the London (4) government didn't have money or (5) necessary materials to build a new olimpic stadium. Instead, sports events took place wherever (6) possible: in parks, sports grounds and halls around the city. The (7) famous athletes and just the (8) olympians stayed in dormitories in (9) unused military camps or in college rooms but in spite of all the (10) difficulties the games were very (11) successful and more than 4,000 athletes from 54 countries participated in them.