Учебное пособие по английскому языку для студентов неязыковых вузов специальности "Государственное и муниципальное управление". Касторнова О.Н. - 90 стр.

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As I expected, he didn’t believe me.
“Try it!” I said encouragingly
11
. The Officer unscrewed
12
the cap and put
the bottle to his nostrils
13
. He was greeted by an unpleasant smell
14
which
convinced him that I was telling the truth. A few minutes later, I was able to
hurry away with precious chalk-marks on my baggage.
Notes:
1. guilty – виновный.
2. the Customs – таможня.
3. smuggler – контрабандист.
4. particularly officious – особенно назойливый.
5. clearly regarded as… – явно считал (рассматривал) …
6. confidently – уверенно.
7. dreadful mess – ужасный беспорядок.
8. spot – заметить.
9. a tiny bottle – крошечная бутылка.
10. he pounced on it with delight – он накинулся на нее с
наслаждением.
11. encouragingly – с подстреканием.
12. unscrew – отвинтить.
13. nostrils – ноздри.
14. an unpleasant smell – неприятный запах.
Give your opinion about the information you have read, retell the text.
¨ Grammar snack: Complete the text using the best tense forms of the
verbs in brackets.
AN UNUSIAL CHESS
PLAYER
The other day I went to see Jim. I (not see)
1
_____ for a couple of months.
When I (drive)
2
____ up to the house, I (ring)
3
_____ the door bell. The doctor
(open)
4
____ and Jim’s wife said that Jim (be)
5
____ very glad to see me. She
added that he (play)
6
____ chess with his partner in the sitting room. What I
(see)
7
____ there (make)
8
____ me speechless for some time. Jim (sit)
9
____ at
the head of the table and opposite him there (be)
10
____ his dog Spot. Their eyes
(fix)
11
____ on the chess-board lying between them. At the sound of my voice
Spot (begin)
12
____ barking, but Jim (keep)
13
____ silent. When I called Spot
the cleverest dog I ever (know)
14
____ Jim answered: “Not at all. He just (lose)
15
____ his third game”.
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                As I expected, he didn’t believe me.
                “Try it!” I said encouragingly11. The Officer unscrewed12 the cap and put
         the bottle to his nostrils13. He was greeted by an unpleasant smell14 which
         convinced him that I was telling the truth. A few minutes later, I was able to
         hurry away with precious chalk-marks on my baggage.
                Notes:
                1. guilty – виновный.
                2. the Customs – таможня.
                3. smuggler – контрабандист.
                4. particularly officious – особенно назойливый.
                5. clearly regarded as… – явно считал (рассматривал) …
                6. confidently – уверенно.
                7. dreadful mess – ужасный беспорядок.
                8. spot – заметить.
                9. a tiny bottle – крошечная бутылка.
                10. he pounced on it with delight – он накинулся на нее с
         наслаждением.
                11. encouragingly – с подстреканием.
                12. unscrew – отвинтить.
                13. nostrils – ноздри.
                14. an unpleasant smell – неприятный запах.
                Give your opinion about the information you have read, retell the text.
                ¨ Grammar snack: Complete the text using the best tense forms of the
         verbs in brackets.


                                AN UNUSIAL CHESS PLAYER
                The other day I went to see Jim. I (not see)1 _____ for a couple of months.
         When I (drive)2 ____ up to the house, I (ring)3 _____ the door bell. The doctor
         (open)4 ____ and Jim’s wife said that Jim (be)5 ____ very glad to see me. She
         added that he (play)6 ____ chess with his partner in the sitting room. What I
         (see)7 ____ there (make)8 ____ me speechless for some time. Jim (sit)9 ____ at
         the head of the table and opposite him there (be)10 ____ his dog Spot. Their eyes
         (fix)11 ____ on the chess-board lying between them. At the sound of my voice
         Spot (begin)12 ____ barking, but Jim (keep)13 ____ silent. When I called Spot
         the cleverest dog I ever (know)14 ____ Jim answered: “Not at all. He just (lose)15
         ____ his third game”.




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