Exercise 265. Paraphrase the following word combinations ,
Models: the shore of the lake — the lake shore ;
holidays in winter — winter holidays ■ j
* house made of bricks — a brick house '
• a plant producing tractors — tractor plant , !
1. a gate made of iron; 2. a dress made of silk; 3. a town situated near the border; 4. a forest in which pines grow;
5. winds blowing from the west; 6. the leader of the party;
7, a gallery in which pictures are shown; 8, a strike in London; 9. a conference held in Paris; 10. a mistake in I spelling; 11. diseases of liver; 12. the policy of the government; 13. a farm where chickens are raised; 14. the . movement for peace. ■
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Exercise 266. Insert articles where necessary.
1. This is ... house. 2. This is ... house in which I live.
3. This is ... butter. 4. This is... butter I bought for you. ;
5. My father is ... worker. 6. His father is ... worker who ; improved this machine. 7. This man is ... teacher I told you ; about. 8. Ann's mother is... teacher. 9. His wife is ... doctor. ’
10. His wife is... doctor who treated my sister. 11. February ‘ is ... shortest month. 12. July is ... seventh month of the ! year. 13. It is ... Indian film. 14. It is ... film we discussed \ yesterday. 15.... cow is ... domestic animal. 16.... carrot is , ... vegetable. 17. ... carp is ... fish. . . ,
Exercise 267. Insert articles. Retell the story.
... little girl was sitting on ... front porch when ...; stranger came up to the gate. He tried to open it but ... ; gate wouldn’t open.
“Is your mother at home, little one?” asked ... strangero “Yes, sir, she’s always at home,” said ... child. v
... stranger jumped over ... gate and rang ... doorbell. There was no answer. He rang it several times more, and^
waited____door remained closed. Somewhat angry, he turned1
to ... child and said: -
“Didn’t you say your mother was at home?” . . J “Yes, and I'm sure she is,” replied ... girl. :
“Then why doesn’t she answer my ring, I wonder.”
“I think she will, sir, when you reach our house,” replied!; ... girl. “We live four doors down... street.” i?
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