6.3.2.1
Use these prepositions to
ask for and give directions, as in the
example.
next to
near
behind
in front of
between above opposite
A: Excuse me. Where's the bakery?
B: It's on Apple Street next to the chemist's.​

недостаток; отключение; исчезают, раскрывать; дискомфорт; прекращать; скидки; дискредитировать; дискриминировать; распадется.

невидимый; неточный; инертный; не незначительный; бесчеловечный; неофициальный; неэффективными; равнодушный; нерешительный; непотребляемые; ошибочные.

неуправляемый; невероятно; не удается; без изменений; неудобно; необщительные; недисциплинированный; неожиданные; неблагоприятные; незабываемые; недобрые.

неэффективное; неагрессивных; не сравнимой; невычислимые; не постоянная; нерегулируемый; номера цифровой; безразмерная; nonprogrammable; nonusable.

ненормированный; безотносительном; нерациональным; иррациональное; незаменимый

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1. — They’ve just bought a new car. They haven't just bought a new car. Have they just bought a new car?

2. — Barbara has moved into a new flat— Barbara hasn't moved into a new flat. Has Barbara moved into a new flat?

3. — I have passed the exam. I haven't passed the exam. Have I passed the exam?

4. — David has grown a beard. — David hasn't grown a beard. Has David grown a beard?

5. — Michael has just returned from America. — Michael hasn't just returned from America. Has Michael just returned from America?

6. — He has just given up smoking. — He hasn't just given up smoking. Has he just given up smoking?

7. — We’ve bought a dog. We haven't bought a dog. Have we bought a dog?

8. — Nick has already fed his rabbit. Has Nick already fed his rabbit? Nick hasn't already fed his rabbit.