Adverbial Clauses of
Write out the conjunctions used to join the adverbial clauses of purpose. Translate the sentences with the conjunctions of negative meaning into Russian.
1)She got up an fixed the latch on the wicket at the landing so that Philip couldn’t get in (M).12) As you go, leave the door open so that the light from the lamp may show you some of the way down (Ca). 3) Perhaps I had been wrong and Roy had invited me only that we might idly chat of Shakespeare and the musical classes (M). 4) An access of joy made him shut his eyes, lest tears should flow from them (Crn).25) She strained herself painfully to talk so he could hear (Mlt). 6) He held a very guarded conversation with her on his way home, for fear that ahe would take additional offence (Dr). 7) His brother had stayed behind preparing the vessel for the voyage which was to be made on the tide in order that advantage might be taken of the weather (Herbert). 8) I turned away so that Frith should not see my face (DuM).

You can find the mentioning of «Peter Pan» in a fairy tales of famous British writer, James M. Barrie, telling about the exciting adventures of Peter Pan, the boy who does not want to leave the childhood and lives in a magical island. This personage is shown in different stories of M. Barrie: «The Little White bird», «Peter Pan and Wendy» etc. The main point of the tales is the question whether it is possible not to grow up.

Peter Pan is a troublesome boy who usually gets in different odd stories. He lives with fairies and then he gathers the company of lost children. Nevertheless, he is still connecting with real world.

According to his appearance, he is youthful and lovely; he is still having his first baby teeth. He is in his early teens. Peter usually wears some skeleton leaves. We do not have a lot of information about detailed description of his appearance. But the hero has a certainly brilliant smile.

According to his manners, he is quite cocky, naughty, irresponsible, stubborn, but at the same time, he can be generous, and he is a real confident leader. This personage is incredibly adventurous and brave. Sometimes Peter may seem a little bit selfish. This boy is joyous and amicable, the friendship and adventures are his passion. His likes annoying the pirates, playing with wild tribe of Indians and listening to the stories of Wendy.

1. It is my great wish that you (met) only decent people on your way.
2. If he (had not left) his camera at the hotel, we (would have had) many more pictures of the trip to show you.
3. I wish his silly joke (did not ruin) our evening yesterday.
4. Oh, if only that Phil (were) a little less arrogant! He is not a bad fellow at heart.
5. It’s most strange that your cousin (has dyed) his hair red.
6. I’d rather (I had not believed) his words. Now I know he told a lie.
7. Put down his telephone number lest you (had forgotten) it.
8. But for his father, did he ( choose) a different profession, but what’s done is done!
9. You look as though something awful had just (happened).