ОЧ НУЖНООО 1 Order the words to complete the sentence. Choose the correct answer.
Listen to this idea. (up / my / came / friend / it / with)

Listen to this idea. My friend came up with it.
Listen to this idea. My friend with it came up.
Listen to this idea. My friend came it up with.
Listen to this idea. My friend came with it up.

2 Join the two sentences with a relative pronoun (who, which, where, or whose). Choose the correct answer.
Jo has an expensive car. She keeps it in the garage.

Jo has an expensive car which she keeps in the garage.
Jo has an expensive car where she keeps in the garage.
Jo has an expensive car whose she keeps in the garage.
Jo has an expensive car who she keeps in the garage.

3 Combine each pair of sentences to make a single sentence with a non-defining relative clause. Choose the correct sentence.
My new laptop has stopped working. It cost over £500.

My new laptop, who cost over £500, has stopped working.
My new laptop, which cost over £500, has stopped working.
My new laptop, where cost over £500, has stopped working.
My new laptop, whose cost over £500, has stopped working.

4 Order the words to complete the sentence. Choose the correct answer.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve (them / out / of / run)

Can you buy some more onions? We’ve run out them of.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve run out of them.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve run them out of.
Can you buy some more onions? We’ve them run out of.

5 Complete the words with the heading.
mind you, though, however

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6 Complete the words with the heading.
indeed, in fact

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- Oh, hello, nice to meet you)
- hi, I'm glad to see you too. where are you going?
- to the swimming pool. We are having a competition next week and I have to train hard.
- sounds interesting. Why have you chosen swimming, not football or something else?
- well, I think, because I like water and by the way, I am not tired after training, swimming is sort of relaxation for me
- that sounds good. May l go with you too?
- you certainly may) but you need special swimming hat , glasses and tank suit for the lessons
- ok then, I' ll call you in a day. Where will we meet?
- at the bus station, I think
- thank you, good bye!
- good bye, good luck!

In the morning, Holden negotiates a meeting with Sally Hayes, his acquaintance. He leaves the hotel, delivers the suitcases to the storage room and begins the life of the homeless. He hangs around the cold streets of the big city, then goes along with Sally to the theater. But here he is disappointed: the play seems to him stupid, the audience - a nightmare; The companion also annoys him. And soon there is a quarrel. After the play, Holden and Sally go skating, and here the hero gives vent to the feelings that overflow his soul. He tells the girl about his hatred for everything that irritates him: people, their conversations, deeds ... But the girl does not share his point of view. As a result, they quarrel, and Sally runs away in tears.
The same evening, Holden gets drunk, then wanders alone in the park alone, and it is near the pond with ducks that he drops and breaks the plate bought as a gift to Phoebe's sister. Returning home, the hero finds the house of one Phoebe and hands her fragments from the plate. But the girl is not even angry. Holden talks to her and talks about her dream: "I imagine how little children play in the evening in a huge field in the rye. Thousands of kids, and not a soul around, not one adult, except me ... And my business is to catch kids so they do not break into the abyss. "
Holden lends money to her sister and goes to her former teacher, Mr. Antolini. He arranges it for the night, and in the middle of the night Holden wakes up because the teacher is stroking his forehead. Suspected the teacher of bad intentions, Holden leaves his house. And when he realizes that the teacher had no reason to suspect, he finds an even greater yearning for him.
Holden does not know what to do, and decides to go to the West. He sends Phoebe a note where he asks her to come to the agreed place. Holden wants to return her borrowed money from her. But his little sister appears with a suitcase and declares that he will go to the West with his brother. Cold is touched by her deed. He leads her to the zoo and admires her when she rolls on the carousel. Neither Holden nor Phoebe will not go anywhere.