1. Paraphrase the sentences using the active vocabulary of the lesson. - He paused before entering the room.
- Their laughter stopped when they saw his face.
- She feels very upset.
2. Fill in with the proper preposition.
- He treated us a delicious meal.
- She hesitated tea and coffee.
- He rubbed the dirt his boots.
3. Paraphrase using the idioms.
- He thought hard before making a decision.
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- I’ll have to do it from the very beginning.
- I know I’ve made a mistake. Don’t remind me about it.
4. Paraphrase the following using compound adjectives.
- A meeting that lasts two hours.
- A sack that weighs ten kilos.
- A dress that costs three hundred dollars.
- A man who is thirty-three years old
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- A note for one hundred roubles
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5. Fill in the gaps with TO or FOR.
- I bought a nice present my friend.
- They offered help us.
- She cooked breakfast her family.
6. Paraphrase the sentences using the indirect object with TO or FOR.
- We prepared them a real treat.
- I taught my daughter English.
- They found him a good job.
