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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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, , : «Have you got some drink?» (« - ?») , any. : «Do you have any drinks?» :"Have you got something to drink?"
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brisk - ( ). The wind is brisk. .
It`s blowly - .
It`s breezy - .
oppresive/sultry - , . The weather is sultry. .
downpour/heavy rain - . It`s downpour today. .
It`s humid - .
It`s muggy - ( ). Muggy air-, .
It`s hazy - ,, ( ).
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It`s drizzling - .
a rainbow - .
blizzard - .
Mist - .
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It`s pouring with rain! !
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cultural,
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moral,
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social,
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Current climate - ()
Economic Climate. ()
Financial climate. .
Moral climate.
Political climate.
Social climate. .
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His disohenst policies toward the workers created a climate od distrust.
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The goverment reforms have created a climate of change in district.
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She has a very sunny disposition. .
Job prospects are sunny. .
Unfortunately, our plans met with a frosty reception.
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She said icily. .
I`m snowed under the work. !
Don`t let your love for him cloud your judgement.
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The soldiers were hit with a hail of bullet. .
After the long flight I was in a haze for day or two.
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I`ve only a hazy idea what you mean. .
The truth is hidden in the mists of history. .
She looked at him misty-eyed. ().
The had a whirwind romance. .
Thunderous applause followed his speech. .
The winds of change are blowing across the country. .
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