Основы теории английского языка. Листунова Е.И. - 47 стр.

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17. By the way, Joyce, my husband was tickled ... at your asking
him to judge the flower show.
18. For some reason, Swedish films are often synonymous with
... films, which is very strange as there is relatively little pornogra-
phy in Sweden.
19. Sometimes it is better to tell a ... lie than to hurt someone’s
feelings.
20. My wife always goes bright ... whenever she gets embarrassed.
Keys to the Exercises
Unit I. The English Wordstock
IIIb.
1) narrowing; 2) extension; 3) narrowing; 4) narrowing;
5) narrowing; 6) extension; 7) narrowing.
IXa.
Businessman [‘biznisman]; beatnik [‘bi:tnik]; boots bu:ts]; bull-
dozer [‘bu!,douza]; camping [‘kaempig]; cruise [kru:z]; moccasins
[‘makasmz]; motel [mo(u)’tel]; service [sa:vis]; strip-tease [‘stripti:z];
happening Chaspanin]; happy end [‘haspi ‘end]; hippie Chipi];
hipster [‘hipstaj; hobby [‘hobi].
Unit II. The Morphological Structure of a Word
V.
Absotively: absolutely + positively; airtorial: air + editor ial;
brunch: breakfast + lunch; cablegram: cable 4- telegram; camera-
cature: camera + caricature; cheeriodical: cheer + periodical;
chortle: chuckle + snort; cigaroot: cigarette + cheroot; croco-
gator: crocodile + alligator; dipward: diphteria + ward; dog napper:
dog + kidnapper; dumbfound: dumb + confound; flush:
flash + blush; glumpy: gloomy + grumpy; guesstimate: guess +
estimate; infanticipate: infant + anticipate; mingy: mean + stingy;
newtopia: new + utopia; oilitics: oil + politics; posilutely: positively +
+ absolutely; smog: smoke + fog; twinight: twilight+ night; twirl:
twist + whirl; uffish: uppish + selfish; windoor: window + door;
wordfactufer: word + manufacturer.
      17. By the way, Joyce, my husband was tickled ... at your asking
him to judge the flower show.
      18. For some reason, Swedish films are often synonymous with
... films, which is very strange as there is relatively little pornogra-
phy in Sweden.
      19. Sometimes it is better to tell a ... lie than to hurt someone’s
feelings.
      20. My wife always goes bright ... whenever she gets embarrassed.



                     Keys to the Exercises

                  Unit I. The English Wordstock
     IIIb.
     1) narrowing; 2) extension; 3) narrowing; 4) narrowing;
5) narrowing; 6) extension; 7) narrowing.
      IXa.
      Businessman [‘biznisman]; beatnik [‘bi:tnik]; boots bu:ts]; bull-
dozer [‘bu!,douza]; camping [‘kaempig]; cruise [kru:z]; moccasins
[‘makasmz]; motel [mo(u)’tel]; service [sa:vis]; stri p-tease [‘stri pti:z];
      happening Chaspanin]; happy end [‘haspi ‘end]; hi ppie Chi pi];
hi pster [‘hi pstaj; hobby [‘hobi].

           Unit II. The Morphological Structure of a Word
      V.
      Absotively: absolutely + positively; airtorial: air + editor ial;
brunch: breakfast + lunch; cablegram: cable 4- telegram; camera-
cature: camera + caricature; cheeriodical: cheer + periodical;
      chortle: chuckle + snort; cigaroot: cigarette + cheroot; croco-
gator: crocodile + alligator; di pward: di phteria + ward; dog napper:
dog + kidnapper; dumbfound: dumb + confound; flush:
      flash + blush; glumpy: gloomy + grumpy; guesstimate: guess +
estimate; infantici pate: infant + antici pate; mingy: mean + stingy;
newtopia: new + utopia; oilitics: oil + politics; posilutely: positively +
+ absolutely; smog: smoke + fog; twinight: twilight+ night; twirl:
twist + whirl; uffish: uppish + selfish; windoor: window + door;
wordfactufer: word + manufacturer.


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