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at | 1. (, , , ) 2. ( ) | She is at school. She is sitting at my table. Let us meet at 5 p.m.! |
in | 1. ( ) 2. ( , ) 3. - | He is in the study. The book is in my table. Summer begins in June. It took place in 2002. This article is written in English |
on | 1. ( ) 2. -, (, ) 3. ( ) | The book is on my table. The picture is on the wall.This is an article on history. I was born on the 5th of November, |
from | 1. (, ) 2. (, ) | The train is coming from Moscow. Take the pencil from the table.Ill be busy from 10 a.m. |
to | 1. (, ) 2. ( - ) 3. | We came to Moscow. They went to the theatre.Ill be busy from 10 p.m. to 3 p.m. Give this book to me. |
since | (, - ) | Ill have a rest since July till August. |
till | (, - ) | Till Friday Ill be very busy. |
into | () | Put the book into the bag. |
onto | (, -) | Put the pen from the drawer onto the table. |
before | (, ) | The accident took place before our era. |
after | () | I went there after the stopped. |
about | 1. () 2. (, , ) 3. (, ) | Please, tell me about him. Come about 2 p.m.It was about noon, when she came home. |
for | 1. ( ( , ) ) 2. () . 4. () to leave | I have lived there for 2 years. I went for a walk. That is a present for you. We left for St. Petersburg at 10 p.m. |
during | ( , ) | I was in the countryside during my weekend. |
of | 1. (?, ?) 2. () | All the students of this group passed the exams perfectly. You must never think of him badly. |
with | 1. (?) 2. , 3. (, ) | We write with pens. He went to the station with her. His face was pale with fear. |
by | 1. (?) 2. (, ) 3. ( - ) | This poem was written by Pushkin. He was standing by the window. He had already come by 3 p.m. |
between | ( 2- ) | The father divided the apples between his 2 sons. |
among | ( ) | The farther divided the apples among all his children. |
except (for) | ( , ) | Everybody likes it except me. |
besides | (, ) | There were 5 boys in the room besides me. |
over | 1. , 2. 3. , , ( ) | A flight over the lake . Over the last five years . |
below | , | Below zero . |
out | , , | My crossbow is already out. . |
behind | , , | The sun is behind a cloud. . |
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Attach - ,
Armhole -
Back -
Band - ,
Baste - ( ),
Machine-baste - ,
Beanie -
Belt - ,
Belt loop -
Bias binding -
Bias tape -
Binder attachment -
Binding -
Binding strip - , ( ),
Bodice - , ()
Bolt -
Bottom-leg -
Button - ,
Button band -
Buttonhole -
Casing -
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amber -
anise -
apricot -
aqua -
aquamarine -
ash - -
azure -
beige -
berry -
black -
blue -
blue violet - -
bottle green -
bronze -
brown -
buff - -
burgundy -
burgundy - ( )
burly wood -
burnt -
buttercup yellow - -
cadet blue - -
cambridge blue - -
camel -
cerise - -
charcoal -
chartreuse - -
chartreuse - -
chlorine - -
chocolate -
claret -
clay -
clay-colored - -
cocoa -
copper -
coral -
cornflower -
cornsilk -
cream -
cream -
cyan - -
dark blue - -
dark cyan -
dark gray - -
dark green - -
dark magenta -
dark red - -
dark yellow - -
deep blue -
deep-brown - -
deep-green - -
denim blue -
dim gray - -
dull -
dusty -
ecru -
emerald -
fallow - -
firebrick -
forest -
forest green -
forest green -
fuchsia -
garnet - -
ghostwhite - -
ginger brown - -
gold -
golden -
goldenrod -
gray -
green -
green yellow - -
grey; gray -
honeydew -
hot pink -
hunter green -
indigo -
ivory -
jade - -
khaki -
lavender - -
lavender -
avender blush -
lawn green -
lemon -
lemon chiffon -
light blue -
light coral -
light cyan -
light goldenrod - -
light goldenrod yellow - -
light gray - -
light pink - -
light salmon -
light seagreen - ,
light sky blue - -
light slate blue - -
light slate gray - -
light steel blue -
light yellow - -
light-green -
lilac -
lime -
lime green - -
liver-coloured - -
livery - -
magenta -
magenta -
maroon - -
mastic - -,
mauve - -
mazarine - -
medium gray -
medium green - -
midnight blue - -
mint -
misty rose - -
mole -
mouse grey -
murrey - -
navajo white - -
navy - - ( )
navy blue - -
navy, dark blue - -
nutmeg -
off-white - -
olive -
olive green -
orange -
orange red - -
orangey - -
oyster white - -
pale goldenrod - -
pale green - -
pale pink - -
pale turquoise - -
pale violet red - -
pale yellow - -
peach -
peachpuff -
pearl -
petunia - -
pewter -
photo magenta - -
pink -
pistachio - ,
plum -
plum - -
powder blue -
primrose -
pumpkin -
purple -
purple -
raspberry -
red -
rose -
rosy -
rosy brown - -
royal blue - (, )
rust -
saddle brown - -
salmon -
sand -
seafoam -
seagreen -
seashell -
siennasilver -
silvery -
sky blue - -
slate - -
slate blue - -
slate gray - -
smoke blue - -
snow -
spice orange -
spring green - -
steel blue -
steel gray -
tan - -
tan - -
tanned -
taupe - -
taupe - -
tawny - -
terra cotta -
turquoise -
vinous -
violet - , -
violet red - -
wheat -
white -
yellow -
yellow green - -
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1. accidentally [ˌæksɪ'dent(ə)lɪ] -
2. anxiously ['æŋ(k)ʃəslɪ] -
3. angrily ['æŋgrɪlɪ] - ,
4. awkwardly [ɔːkwədlɪ] -
5. badly ['bædlɪ] - ; \
6. blindly ['blaɪndlɪ] -
7. beautifully ['bjuːtɪflɪ] -
8. boldly ['bəuldlɪ] -
9. brightly ['braɪtlɪ] -
10. bravely ['breɪvlɪ] -
11. busily ['bɪzɪlɪ] - ,
12. calmly ['kɑːmlɪ] -
13. carelessly ['keələslɪ] - ,
14. carefully ['keəf(ə)lɪ] - ,
15. cautiously ['kɔːʃəslɪ] - ,
16. cheerfully ['ʧɪəf(ə)lɪ] - ,
17. closely ['kləuslɪ] - ,
18. clearly ['klɪəlɪ] - ,
19. correctly [kə'rektlɪ] -
20. cruelly ['kruːəlɪ] - ,
21. courageously [kə'reɪʤəslɪ] - ,
22. daringly ['deərɪŋlɪ] - ,
23. doubtfully ['daʊtfʊlɪ] -
24. deliberately [dɪ'lɪb(ə)rɪtlɪ] -
25. eagerly ['iːgəlɪ] - ,
26. easily ['iːzɪlɪ] -
27. elegantly ['elɪg(ə)ntlɪ] - ,
28. enthusiastically [ɪnˌθjuːzɪ'æstɪk(ə)lɪ] - ,
29. enormously [ɪ'nɔːməslɪ] - , , ,
30. exactly [ɪg'zæktlɪ] - , ,
31. equally ['iːkwəlɪ] - ,
32. eventually [ɪ'venʧuəlɪ] -
33. faithfully ['feɪθf(ə)lɪ] - ,
34. fast [fɑːst] - (*)
35. fiercely ['fɪəslɪ] - ,
36. fatally ['feɪt(ə)lɪ] - ,
37. fondly ['fɔndlɪ] - ,
38. fortunately ['fɔːʧ(ə)nətlɪ] -
39. frantically ['fræntɪk(ə)lɪ] - ,
40. frankly ['fræŋklɪ] -
41. generously ['ʤenərəslɪ] -
42. gently ['ʤentlɪ] - ,
43. gracefully ['greɪsf(ə)lɪ] - ,
44. gladly ['glædlɪ] -
45. greedily ['griːdɪlɪ] -
46. happily ['hæpɪlɪ] - ,
47. hard [hɑːd] - , , (*)
48. hastily ['heɪstɪlɪ] -
49. healthily ['helθɪlɪ] - ,
50. honestly ['ɔnɪstlɪ] -
51. hungrily ['hʌŋgr(ə)lɪ] - ,
52. hurriedly ['hʌrɪdlɪ] - ,
53. innocently ['ɪnəs(ə)ntlɪ] -
54. inquisitively[ɪn'kwɪzətɪvlɪ] - ,
55. justly ['ʤʌstlɪ] - ,
56. kindly ['kaɪndlɪ] - ,
57. lazily [leɪzɪlɪ] -
58. loosely ['luːslɪ] - ,
59. loudly ['laudlɪ] -
60. madly ['mædlɪ] - ,
61. mortally ['mɔːt(ə)lɪ] - , ,
62. nervously ['nɜː.və] -
63. neatly ['niːtlɪ] - ,
64. noisily ['nɔɪzɪlɪ] -
65. obediently [ə'biːdɪəntlɪ] - ,
66. openly ['əup(ə)nlɪ] - ,
67. painfully ['peɪnf(ə)lɪ] - ,
68. perfectly ['pɜːfɪktlɪ] - , ,
69. poorly [ˈpuəlɪ] - ,
70. politely [pə'laɪtlɪ] - ,
71. powerfully ['pauəf(ə)lɪ] - , ,
72. punctually ['pʌŋkʧuəlɪ] - , ,
73. promptly ['prɔmptlɪ] - , ,
74. quickly ['kwɪklɪ] - , ,
75. quietly ['kwaɪətlɪ] - ,
76. rarely ['reəlɪ] -
77. rapidly ['ræpɪdlɪ] -
78. really ['rɪəlɪ] - , , ,
79. recklessly [rek-lis] - ,
80. regularly ['regjələlɪ] - ,
81. reluctantly [rɪ'lʌkt(ə)ntlɪ] -
82. roughly ['rʌflɪ] - , ,
83. repeatedly [rɪ'piːtɪdlɪ] - , ,
84. rudely ['ruːdlɪ] - , ,
85. sadly ['sædlɪ] - , ,
86. safely ['seɪflɪ] - ,
87. selfishly ['selfɪʃlɪ] - ,
88. seriously ['sɪərɪəslɪ] - ,
89. sensibly ['sen(t)sɪblɪ] - ,
90. sharply ['ʃɑːplɪ] - , ,
91. sleepily ['sliːpɪlɪ] - ,
92. slowly ['sləulɪ] -
93. smoothly ['smuːðlɪ] - , , ,
94. softly ['sɔftlɪ] - ,
95. speedily ['spiːd(ə)lɪ] - , ,
96. stealthily ['stelθɪlɪ] - ,
97. straight [streɪt] - , ,
98. suddenly ['sʌd(ə)nlɪ] -
99. successfully [sək'sesf(ə)lɪ] -
100. suspiciously [sə'spɪʃəslɪ] -
101. swiftly ['swɪftlɪ] - ,
102. tensely ['ten(t)slɪ] -
103. tenderly ['tend(ə)lɪ] - ,
104. thoughtfully [θɔːtf(ə)lɪ] - ,
105. tightly [ʹtaıtlı] -
106. truthfully ['truːθf(ə)lɪ] - ,
107. violently ['vaɪəl(ə)ntlɪ] - ,
108. victoriously [vɪk'tɔːrɪəslɪ] -
109. warmly ['wɔːmlɪ] - , ,
110. wearily ['wɪər(ə)lɪ] - ,
111. weakly ['wiːklɪ] -
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in advance [əd\'vɑːns] -
They paid him in advance. - .
in class [klɑːs], in school, in college - , ,
They do some exercises in class. Her son is five; he is not in school yet. They met in college. - . ; . .
in debt [det]-
She is in debt. - .
in detail [\'diːteɪl] -
Describe the house in detail. - .
in fact - ,
In fact, he is in charge of the whole company. - , .
in general - ,
In general, I like to read detective stories. - , .
in prison -
He is in prison now. - .
in reality - ,
He looks strict, but in reality he is a kind man.
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in trouble - ,
If you do it, you\'ll be in trouble. - , .
Keep in touch. - . / .
on board -
There were about a hundred passengers on board the plane. - .
on credit -
I bought it on credit. - .
on duty -
Who is on duty today? - ?
on foot -
We had to go there on foot. - .
on guard - , , :
He is always on his guard. He is always on guard. - .
off guard -
Her words caught him off his guard. Her words caught him off guard. - .
on hand: I don\'t have a calculator on hand.
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on page 3 - 3
It is on page 5. Open your book at page 7. Go to page 10. / Turn to page 10.
5. 7. 10.
on purpose: He did it on purpose.
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on sale -
I bought this coat on sale. - .
on time - ,
I came to the meeting on time. - .
on TV -
I saw this film on TV. - .
out of town: He is out of town.
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play football, play tennis, play chess: Do you play chess?
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Take care! - !
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ancient [ˈeɪːnʃənt]
architecture [ˈɑːkɪtɛktʃə]
arrive [ə`raɪv]
art gallery [ˈɑːt `gæləri]
attraction [ətrˈækʃən]
breathtaking [brˈeθtɛɪːkɪŋ]
business district [bˈɪznəs dˈɪstrɪkt]
castle [kˈɑːsl]
church [tʃˈɜːtʃ]
custom [kˈʌstəm]
customary [kˈʌstəməri]
dangerous [dˈeɪːndʒərəs]
depart [dɪpˈɑːt]
en route [ˈɒŋ rˈuːt]
enjoy [ɪndʒˈɔɪː]
enormous [ɪnˈɔːməs]
entertainment district [ɛntətˈeɪːnmənt dˈɪstrɪkt]
event [ɪvˈent]
exhibition [ɛksɪbˈɪʃən]
expect [ɪkspˈekt]
fascinating [fˈæsɪnɛɪːtɪŋ]
gorgeous [gˈɔːdʒəs]
locals [louklz]
location [ləʊːkˈeɪːʃən]
lovely [lˈʌvli]
magnificent [mægnˈɪfɪsn̩t]
market [mˈɑːkɪt]
monument [mˈɒnjʊmənt]
museum [mjuzˈɪəːm]
necessities [nɪsˈesɪtiz]
reconstructed [rikənstrˈʌktɪd]
relax [rɪlˈæks]
request [rɪkwˈest]
restaurant district [rˈestrɒnt dˈɪstrɪkt]
restored [rɪstˈɔːd]
scenery [sˈiːnəri]
shopping district [ʃˈɒpɪŋ dˈɪstrɪkt]
sit back [sɪt bæk] ,
supermarket [sˈuːpəmɑːkɪt]
surroundings [sərˈaʊːndɪŋz]
thrilling [θrˈɪlɪŋ]
unbelievable [ʌnbɪlˈiːvəbl]
view [vjˈuː]
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( ) — Please
( "") — You are welcome
( . ) — Frontier
( ) — Border
(, ) — Shade
( ) — Shadow
( ) — Place
( ) — Room — Is there some more room in the bag?
() — Seat — Are there free seats in the bus?
() — Paint
() — Dye
() (. .) — Hung
() (. .) — Hanged
() — Tear — Tear a coat on a nail
() — Tear up — Tear up the letter
( ) — Made of — Tables are made of wood
( ) — Made from — Bread is made from wheat
(), — Do
(), — Make
() — Win
() — Beat
() — To be drowned
( ) — To sink
( ) — Wounded
( ) — Injured
( -) — Convince
( ) — Persuade
(, ) — Bring
(, ) — Fetch
( ) — Learn — He learns well
() — Study — He studies physics
— Teach
() — Last
( ) — Latest — Latest news
— Good — The news is not so good
— Well — I feel well
( ) — Tall
( ) — High
( ) — Clean
— Clear — Clear water
( ) () — Like — You do not look like your brother
( , ) — As — You do not play the game as I do
( ) — Except — There was nobody there except me
( ) — Besides — I have other cars besides this one.
— Lie
— Lay
— Grow
— Grow up
— Steal
— Rob
— Rise
— Raise
() — Hire
() — Rent
(, ) — Appropriate, — Your dress in not appropriate for the occasion
(, ) — Relevant
( ) — Corresponding — Each coat hangs on the corresponding peg
( ) — Take an exam
— Pass an exam
— Fail an exam
( ) — Common — They have a common goal
( ) — General — In general, this is how it works...
( ) — Shared
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