Методические рекомендации к семинарам по теоретической грамматике английского языка для студентов III курса заочного отделения. Тивьяева И.В. - 15 стр.

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2. I grip the polished wood more resolutely, take a deep breath and give

another fruitless shove. (S. Kinsella)

3. The soft fullness of the coat made her face as small as a child’s.

(J.Galsworthy)

4. I completely missed Dad getting elected captain of the golf club.

(S.Kinsella)

5. Making it as a designer is even harder than making it as an actor.

(S.Kinsella)

6. Winston sank his arms to his sides and slowly refilled his lungs with air.

(G.Orwell)

7. Mary took a house in Kensington, Poirot being included in the family party.

(A. Christie)

II. State the type of subordinate clauses in the following complex sentences:

1. Though I did not acknowledge it to myself, the thought of Mary Cavendish

was weighing on me. (A. Christie)

2. I watch as Arthur summons a man in jeans, who annoyingly comes and lifts

up the cabinet as though it's made of paper - then follow them both into the

warm, cluttered interior of the shop, where I find myself looking around

again, even though I was only in here ten minutes ago. (S. Kinsella)

3. And I missed the scandal when Siobhan at the church stole the roof money

and used it to go to Cyprus. (S. Kinsella)

4. She stared at him for a few minutes, as though seeking to read some deeper

meaning into his words. (A. Christie)

5. First they couldn't understand why we didn't live in a house. (S. Kinsella)

6. It's about 12,000 acres, with lawns running down from the back of the house

to a clump of cedar trees and a lake, which Suze nearly drowned in once

when she was three. (S. Kinsella)

7. No-one even asked me what my dress was like. (S. Kinsella)