A. 1. As soon as we had Ted in our company we understood he is a man of strong character. 2. At the “Public Schools” they really build up the character and it is
an absolutely certain character, a leader's character. 3. When we started to discuss the main character of the story opinions were divided. 4. The decision to wait without taking measures characterizes him. 5. “Anyhow, you could do without treats,”- June said,-“you achieve nothing with treats”. 6. Nobody, except the pilot of the expedition, was aware of what treats them unless snowstorm would calm down toward morning. 7. “The Titanic”, a passenger streamer, sank in nineteen twelve. 8. The sun was sinking below the horizon. The damp pervaded the air. 9. Their boat sank during the storm, but the fishermen managed to save themselves. 10. Don't you think this actor overdoes? He doesn't have any sense of proportion. 11.”You are a man of sense, why can't you understand there is no sense to dispute about it, until we find out everything,”-Tad said. 12. This sentence makes no sense, probably, there is a misprint here. 13. Jane is sensitive to criticism very much: any criticism offends her, whatever it was. 14. You'd better to consider Roger's words: his suggestion is sensible. 15. What I like about her is her persistence and her common sense. 16. It is needful to be cautious, it is a very poor road. 17. I warned you not to be late, and you are an hour behind time. 18. All the cautions were taken against the flu.
B. 1. She started and the cup slipped out of her hand. 2. This trail is very slippery, let's go on the road. 3. At the height of evening Ann managed to slip out of the house unnoticed. 4. He speaks German fluently, but he slips in his grammar. 5. I wanted to call you yesterday evening, but when I came home it had completely slipped from my mind. 6. Misses Dauels looked around: Tom was not seen anywhere; he might be had given her the slip. 7. His plucking was a bitter disappointment for him. 8. When Dorin was alone, gave a loose to her tears and was crying with offence long and bitterly. 9. It is bitter frost today. Why don't we postpone our trip to tomorrow? 10. It was not windy, no one leaf stirred. 11. Please, stir the porridge or it burn. 12. Nobody stirred in the house, I opened the door and went out. 13. Marion not to stirred an eyelid when had heard this striking news, she might had been aware of it before. 14. When John got into an accident with the car, he received a serious injury of his back and he still fills not so fine. 15. I fear that the baby can be injured by this medicine. 16. Be more tactful to her not to injure her feelings. She is very touchy. 17. I think she cried for her injured pride. 18. She has done it n revenge, you treated her not very well neither. 19. “I would never think,”- Nora said, - “she is able to a small offence which it was given her by chance therewith.” 20. Such revengeful people never forgets it offence and always hopes to get its revenge upon its offender.
an absolutely certain character, a leader's character. 3. When we started to discuss the main character of the story opinions were divided. 4. The decision to wait without taking measures characterizes him. 5. “Anyhow, you could do without treats,”- June said,-“you achieve nothing with treats”. 6. Nobody, except the pilot of the expedition, was aware of what treats them unless snowstorm would calm down toward morning. 7. “The Titanic”, a passenger streamer, sank in nineteen twelve. 8. The sun was sinking below the horizon. The damp pervaded the air. 9. Their boat sank during the storm, but the fishermen managed to save themselves. 10. Don't you think this actor overdoes? He doesn't have any sense of proportion. 11.”You are a man of sense, why can't you understand there is no sense to dispute about it, until we find out everything,”-Tad said. 12. This sentence makes no sense, probably, there is a misprint here. 13. Jane is sensitive to criticism very much: any criticism offends her, whatever it was. 14. You'd better to consider Roger's words: his suggestion is sensible. 15. What I like about her is her persistence and her common sense. 16. It is needful to be cautious, it is a very poor road. 17. I warned you not to be late, and you are an hour behind time. 18. All the cautions were taken against the flu.
B. 1. She started and the cup slipped out of her hand. 2. This trail is very slippery, let's go on the road. 3. At the height of evening Ann managed to slip out of the house unnoticed. 4. He speaks German fluently, but he slips in his grammar. 5. I wanted to call you yesterday evening, but when I came home it had completely slipped from my mind. 6. Misses Dauels looked around: Tom was not seen anywhere; he might be had given her the slip. 7. His plucking was a bitter disappointment for him. 8. When Dorin was alone, gave a loose to her tears and was crying with offence long and bitterly. 9. It is bitter frost today. Why don't we postpone our trip to tomorrow? 10. It was not windy, no one leaf stirred. 11. Please, stir the porridge or it burn. 12. Nobody stirred in the house, I opened the door and went out. 13. Marion not to stirred an eyelid when had heard this striking news, she might had been aware of it before. 14. When John got into an accident with the car, he received a serious injury of his back and he still fills not so fine. 15. I fear that the baby can be injured by this medicine. 16. Be more tactful to her not to injure her feelings. She is very touchy. 17. I think she cried for her injured pride. 18. She has done it n revenge, you treated her not very well neither. 19. “I would never think,”- Nora said, - “she is able to a small offence which it was given her by chance therewith.” 20. Such revengeful people never forgets it offence and always hopes to get its revenge upon its offender.
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