Bagahve no 2:
choose the type of collocations.
make a decision [choose the answer]
sleep soundly [choose the answer]
a sharp pain [choose the answer]
run out of money [choose the answer]
deeply upset [choose the answer
do exercises (choose the answer
вот слова:
adjective and noun
noun and verb
noun and noun
verb and expression with preposition
verb and adverb
adverb and adjective

ответ:We can sit before the table (or in front of the table). The boy can sit on the table or behind the table, and then his feet are under the table or beneath the table. He can stand beside the table (next to the table), before the table, between the table and you, or even on the table. If he’s clumsy, he can bump into the table or try to walk through the table (and stuff would fall off the table). Passing his legs over the table or resting his arms upon the table, he often looks across the table and speaks of the table or concerning the table as if he has nothing else like the table. Because he thinks of nothing except the table, we also think about the table, what’s in the table, what his parents paid for the table, and if they could live without the table. We can walk toward the table, to the table, around the table, by the table, and even past the table while he sits at the table or leans against the table.

All that things happens, of course, in time: during he’s doing his homework, before he starts doing his homework, until he stops doing his homework, throughout he’s doing his homework, after he did his homework, etc

Объяснение:

я про по англискому

1. The pupils ( discussed) this problem yesterday. 2. The pupils (were discussing) this problem the whole evening yesterday. 3. They  (were discussing) this problem from three till five o'clock. 4. They (were discussing) this problem at four o'clock yesterday. 5. They (were discussing) this problem when I came in. 6. She ( learnt) a poem yesterday. 7. She (was learning) a poem at five o'clock yesterday. 8. She (was learning) a poem from five till six o'clock 9. She (was learning) a poem when mother opened the door. 10. She (was learning) a poem the whole day yesterday. 11. I (did not to see) him yesterday. I ( saw) him two days ago. 12. She (was not  writing) a at seven o'clock yesterday. She (wrote) two days ago. 13. Jane (was reading) the magazine from five till six o'clock last evening. 14. He  studied) a rule in the morning last Monday. 15. Last month our team ( lost) the game. 16. what was she ( doing) when the telephone rang? 17. Whom were they ( speaking) to when I met them at the station? 18. They (were having) lunch when the telephone rang 19. Nick (was making) a report at three o'clock yesterday. 20. Mike (was writing) on the blackboard when I came into the classroom. 21. She (was not  sleeping) the whole night yesterday. 22. Who entered the room when you (were watching) television? 23. What were you ( thinking) about when I asked you a question?