1. What kind of woman was Ruth Barlow? Was she really in love with Roger? Why did she make up her mind to marry him? Rood Barlow was an unhappy woman who had been divorced twice. Both marriages were unsuccessful. She was not in love with Roger, but he was attentive and well-groomed so she agreed to marry him. 2. Was Roger in love with Ruth? Was it a serious and a profound feeling? At the very beginning, Roger thought he was in love, but the feeling quickly passed. It was a passion not love. 3. What kind of man was Roger? How do his flat-chase tactics characterize him? How should he have behaved? Roger can be called a cowardly and insecure person. He should have explained himself honestly and said that he had fallen out of love instead he chose to run away. 4. Whose side do you take in the conflict: Ruth's or Roger's? In this conflict, I can understand Ruth. the Woman wanted to be happy, but Roger could not give her this happiness and she chose to find another person 5. Isn't there any¬thing to be said in Ruth's defence? Ruth wanted to be happy. 6. What is the social signifi¬cance of the story? There is no future in marriages that are originally arranged. People can't be together for a long time without feeling love 7. In what way does the story begin? Is the reader's interest awakened at once? If so, how does the author achieve it? At the very beginning of the story, Roger takes an interest in Ruth, who in turn allows him to court her and considers him a suitable man for marriage. At first glance, everything is predictable and when Roger loses interest, you might think that rufe will persuade him, instead she acts unpredictably by ignoring meetings and writing a letter about finding another man 8. What is gained by telling the story in the first person? From whose point of view is it told? Point out the passages reflecting the narrator's attitude, Roger's and the author's. Is the author detached in his attitude to Ruth? Prove your point. The author is more sympathetic to Ruth than to Roger. He says that she is never lucky either in choosing men or in other matters. The author in this description shows pity for her. And the fact that at the end of the story, he still makes it clear to Roger that Ruth has found the man who will take care of her also says that he feels sorry for Ruth 9. Is the plot an important feature of the story? Indicate briefly the stages by which the narrative is unfolded. The stages of this history can be divided into 5 stories, namely the story begins with the denouement of the story, when Roger runs away from sweetheart in the hope that she will soon forget it, then the story brings us back to that time when Roger only became interested in Ruth, but soon realizes that lost interest in her and doesn't want to marry, so under the pretext of finding the perfect home he's stalling and not marry, while Ruth does not understand what Roger just doesn't want to marry, then she detached herself from him and wrote Roger a letter saying, I found another person with whom be happy. 10. Does the story end as the reader expects? Point out passages aiming at suspense. The reader hopes that Rufus will be happy, but the story ends vaguely. On the one hand, she writes to Roger that she has found the man who will take care of her, but we do not believe RUF and we can guess that she said this to Roger out of resentment for not being honest with her for so long. 11. Is the title appropriate? Does it reflect the point of the story? I believe that the name reflects the story in part. After all, not only in the escape the main idea of the plot, but in the fact that people lie to each other and do not have the courage to admit their true feelings. Getting carried away quickly cool down, but do not find the courage to admit it and look for different excuses for their actions. (ответы на эти во

I'm very fond of the village.There is fresh air and beautiful nature. There I can relax from the city bustle and noise. There are also many animals surrounding you in the village. For example pigs, cows, sheep and many others.  While in the city you can only see them in zoo. The village is like a separate world, everyone knows each other, helps each other even unselfishly, that is very rare now. It is impossible not say about the precrucial landsxapes that you can see the. It's a river, garden, field. Only for this you can go to the village, go and understand how beautiful it is...

Complete the sentences with the correct form (-ing or infinitive) of the verbs in brackets.

2.  She usually avoids EATING junk food.

3. Mike hopes TO GET a job in France.

4. Last year they chose TO GO on a cruise.

5. He always seems TO FIND the best hotel.

6. Can you imagine LIVING on a boat?

2. Underline the correct alternative.

1. HAVE you ever made the wrong decision?

2. Trainers are not allowed in most British schools. Students MUSTN'T wear them.

3. We WERE eating in a restaurant when we HEARD the news.

4. They HAVE STAYED in the same hotel every year SINCE 1987.

5. You DON'T HAVE TO come with us. You can stay at home.

6. I don’t think we WILLsee you tomorrow. We have booked a sightseeing trip.

7. He HASN'T VISITED us FOR more than two years.

8. While I WAS WALKING home last night, it started to rain.

9. MAYI close the window? It’s a bit cold.

3. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

2. We DON'T HAVE TO book tickets. They’ll be lots of spaces for the classical concert – there always are.

3. I don’t think she WILL come tonight. She said she was feeling tired.

4. You MUST come to all your classes on time. It’s very important for your education.

5. I’m sorry but you CAN'T park your car here. These spaces are for staff not visitors.

6. He MIGHT not join us later. He’s not sure.

4. Cross out the wrong word in each group.

1. go to home

2. Do a decision  

3. Make a project

4. study a test  

5. have sick  

6. take a cough  

5. Complete the words for the definitions.

2. This shows streets and places. It is useful for finding out where you are and where to go.

MAP

3. Things you buy to remind you of your holiday

SOUVENIRS

4. You put your clothes in this when you travel.

SUITCASE

5. Someone who travels for fun, i.e. on holiday.

TOURIST

6. These help you to see things which are far away.

BINOCULARS

7. You can take these when you have a headache.

PAINKILLERS

8. You can buy this from a pharmacy. It helps you get better when you are ill.

MEDICINE

9. Plants that we eat as part of a healthy diet.

VEGETABLES

10. This helps you stay awake and is found in coffee.

CAFFEINE

11. This is the part of the meal after the main course. It is often sweet.

DESSERT  

6. Match 1–7 with a)–g).

1. Take these B

2. Go to bed and get E

3. You have a very A

4. Jo has caught a G

5. Did you go to C

6. How did you break D

7. Simon has got G

7. Complete the words related to health.

1. My dentist says fizzy drinks are bad for teeth.

2. Is there more CAFFEINE in tea or coffee?

3. We can get VITAMIN D from the sun.

4. He is very healthy and never eats JUNK FOOD.

5. I want to get fit so I’m going to go to some C EXERCISES at the leisure centre.

6. She stopped drinking ALCOHOL for a year.

7. STRESS from too much work or worrying can be very dangerous to your health.

8. Sam finds yoga RELAXING and does it every morning for an hour to feel calm.

9. Martina started RUNNING a year ago and wants to enter her first half-marathon in the summer.

10. I always eat lots of FRESH fruit and vegetables.

8 Complete the conversation with the words in the box.

can’t; how long; hurts; neck; painful; painkillers; since; so; take them;

what’s the; worried.

A: Hello, I’m Dr Simpson. What’s the matter? (Пример)

B: Hello, Doctor. I’ve got a sore NECK and my wrist HURTS. It’s very PAINFUL.  

A: HOW LONG have you had this problem?

B: SINCE about a month ago. I CAN’T sleep very well.

A: Are you WORRIED about anything?

B: No, but I’m working on the computer a lot.

A: So that’s probably the reason.

B: Yes, I think SO.

A: Right. It’s nothing to worry about. I’ll give you some PAINKILLERS. They’ll help you sleep, too. TAKE THEM for two weeks, then come and see me again.

B: Thank you, Doctor.