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MODULE 3 REVISION 2003 2023

MODULE 3 REVISION

2003

2023

EX.1A . Match the words to form collocations: humped    hooks giant      ape  sharp       whirlpool mythical      back human     -like head snake    -sea monster recorded     squid extinct     prints violent     creatures deep    sightings back squid hooks creatures prints -like head sightings ape whirlpool -sea monster

EX.1A . Match the words to form collocations:

humped hooks

giant ape

sharp whirlpool

mythical back

human -like head

snake -sea monster

recorded squid

extinct prints

violent creatures

deep sightings

back

squid

hooks

creatures

prints

-like head

sightings

ape

whirlpool

-sea monster

EX.1B. Match the words to form collocations: What    a relief! Poor      alright!  What’s       so sorry! Lucky      alright? That’s     that’s awful! That’s    a coincidence! Are you     a thought! Oh,     you! I’m     the matter? Everything’s    you! a coincidence! you! the matter? you! a relief! a thought! alright? that’s awful! so sorry! alright!

EX.1B. Match the words to form collocations:

What a relief!

Poor alright!

What’s so sorry!

Lucky alright?

That’s that’s awful!

That’s a coincidence!

Are you a thought!

Oh, you!

I’m the matter?

Everything’s you!

a coincidence!

you!

the matter?

you!

a relief!

a thought!

alright?

that’s awful!

so sorry!

alright!

EX.1C. Match the words to form collocations: train      images play       details  complicated      track take in      closer optical     the same fantasy    tricks vivid     process look      world unimportant   illusions look      imagination track tricks process images illusions world imagination the same details closer

EX.1C. Match the words to form collocations:

train images

play details

complicated track

take in closer

optical the same

fantasy tricks

vivid process

look world

unimportant illusions

look imagination

track

tricks

process

images

illusions

world

imagination

the same

details

closer

EX.1D. Match the words to form collocations: brain    chilling find       chased  human-       by chance well-      like a leaf spine-     surgeon horrible    like subconscious   pounding being      behaved heart      nightmare shake     mind surgeon by chance like behaved chilling nightmare mind chased pounding like a leaf

EX.1D. Match the words to form collocations:

brain chilling

find chased

human- by chance

well- like a leaf

spine- surgeon

horrible like

subconscious pounding

being behaved

heart nightmare

shake mind

surgeon

by chance

like

behaved

chilling

nightmare

mind

chased

pounding

like a leaf

EX.2. Read and choose the сorrect item:

EX.2. Read and choose the сorrect item:

EX.3. Fill in:  may/must/can’t 1. I can’t believe it! You ____ be kidding! 2. He ____ be that young. I have seen his CV. 3. Can you hear the music? They ____ be  having a party again.  4.He ____ love coffee. I saw a half-finished  cup on the table.  5.He  ____ be working today, it is Christmas!  6. She ____ have a dog. I saw dog food. 7.The traffic is slow in the afternoon, so they  ____ be late for a meeting. must can’t must may can’t must may

EX.3. Fill in: may/must/can’t

1. I can’t believe it! You ____ be kidding!

2. He ____ be that young. I have seen his CV.

3. Can you hear the music? They ____ be

having a party again. 4.He ____ love coffee. I saw a half-finished

cup on the table. 

5.He  ____ be working today, it is Christmas! 

6. She ____ have a dog. I saw dog food.

7.The traffic is slow in the afternoon, so they

____ be late for a meeting.

must

can’t

must

may

can’t

must

may

Ways to look to stare to spot to glare to look for a long time to notice to look angrily to glance to catch a glimpse to look for a short time to see briefly but not well

Ways to look

to stare

to spot

to glare

to look for a long time

to notice

to look angrily

to glance

to catch a glimpse

to look for a short time

to see briefly but not well

find by chance:  случайно найти / встретить / натолкнуться на fall ill: заболеть / слечь в постель с (заболеванием) become available to the public/ be released: стать публично доступным / выходить (в свет) affect somebody strongly: овладеть (о чувстве) suggest a thought / an idea: предлагать (идею), придумывать Phrasal verb COME

find by chance: случайно найти / встретить / натолкнуться на

fall ill: заболеть / слечь в постель с (заболеванием)

become available to the public/ be released: стать публично доступным / выходить (в свет)

affect somebody strongly: овладеть (о чувстве)

suggest a thought / an idea: предлагать (идею), придумывать

Phrasal verb COME

Phrasal Verb COME ( across / down  with / out / over / up  with )  1.We came _____ these dinosaur bones when we were digging for fossils. across 2.The new Harry Potter book will come ___ soon. 3.When I was on vacation in Spain, I came ________ a terrible case of food poisoning. 4.They came ______  a brilliant solution to the problem. 5.Julie has come ______ some photographs of her grandparents in the attic.  ? – Yes, … 4. Mary / ever / win the lottery? Yes, … 5. They / ever / have a car accident? – No, … out down with up with across

Phrasal Verb COME

( across / down with / out / over / up with )

1.We came _____ these dinosaur bones when we were digging for fossils.

across

2.The new Harry Potter book will come ___ soon.

3.When I was on vacation in Spain, I came ________ a terrible case of food poisoning.

4.They came ______ a brilliant solution to the problem.

5.Julie has come ______ some photographs of her grandparents in the attic.

? – Yes, …

4. Mary / ever / win the lottery? Yes, …

5. They / ever / have a car accident?

– No, …

out

down with

up with

across

Phrasal Verb COME ( across / down  with / out / over / up  with )  6. Stephen King’s new book has just come ____ 7.Have you ever come _____ this word? 8.A wave of anger came _____ him. 9.My sister came _______ a bad cold after  spending time with her sick colleagues at work. 10. I need to come ______ a new marketing  strategy for our product. 11.Joe comes ____ all shу whenever he sees Sue. 12.The scandal came ____ in the newspapers.  13.He always comes ______excuses for being late.    ? – Yes, … 4. Mary / ever / win the lottery? Yes, … 5. They / ever / have a car accident? – No, … out across over down with up with over out up with

Phrasal Verb COME

( across / down with / out / over / up with )

6. Stephen King’s new book has just come ____

7.Have you ever come _____ this word?

8.A wave of anger came _____ him.

9.My sister came _______ a bad cold after

spending time with her sick colleagues at work.

10. I need to come ______ a new marketing

strategy for our product.

11.Joe comes ____ all shу whenever he sees Sue.

12.The scandal came ____ in the newspapers. 

13.He always comes ______excuses for being late.

? – Yes, …

4. Mary / ever / win the lottery? Yes, …

5. They / ever / have a car accident?

– No, …

out

across

over

down with

up with

over

out

up with

  Dependent prepositions  about (be told about smth.)  from  (to learn news of sb.) Hear  of (to know smb. or smth.  exists)  in  Succeed (to be successful in smth.)  about (before making  a decision) Think  of (to remember or  imagine someone or smth.)

Dependent prepositions

about (be told about smth.)

from (to learn news of sb.)

Hear

of (to know smb. or smth.

exists)

in

Succeed

(to be successful in smth.)

about (before making

a decision)

Think

of (to remember or 

imagine someone or smth.)

  Dependent prepositions Be part  of In search  of Be nervous  about Know experience  from

Dependent prepositions

Be part

of

In search

of

Be nervous

about

Know experience

from

EX.5. Add:  ( about / from / of / in ) 1.There was a fire at the hotel yesterday. Did you hear ____ it? 2. Who is John Green? – I have no idea. I’ve never heard ___ him. 3. Have you heard ____ the riots in London? 4.I haven’t heard anything ____ her for months. 5.Have you  heard ___ the “Iris Restaurant”? – Yes, of course. Do you want to go there?  6.I  haven’t heard ____ Jasper in a while. I  hope he’s doing okay. about of about from of from

EX.5. Add: ( about / from / of / in )

1.There was a fire at the hotel yesterday. Did you hear ____ it?

2. Who is John Green? – I have no idea. I’ve never heard ___ him.

3. Have you heard ____ the riots in London?

4.I haven’t heard anything ____ her for months.

5.Have you  heard ___ the “Iris Restaurant”?

– Yes, of course. Do you want to go there? 6.I haven’t heard ____ Jasper in a while. I

hope he’s doing okay.

about

of

about

from

of

from

EX.5. Add:  ( about / from / of / in ) 7. I’m thinking ___a tropical beach, please don’t interrupt me.  8. Is it okay if I think ____ what to buy first? I don’t want to spend too much.  9. I’ll think ____ the scholarship offer. I’m not yet decided on where to go for college. 10.I’ve put on weight recently so I’m nervous  _____ the way I look in photographs. 11.After the earthquake,  rescuers began digging through the debris in search __ survivors. 12.Par t ____ the valley was in shadow. of about about about of of

EX.5. Add: ( about / from / of / in )

7. I’m thinking ___a tropical beach, please don’t interrupt me. 

8. Is it okay if I think ____ what to buy first? I don’t want to spend too much. 9. I’ll think ____ the scholarship offer. I’m not yet decided on where to go for college.

10.I’ve put on weight recently so I’m nervous

_____ the way I look in photographs.

11.After the earthquake, rescuers began digging through the debris in search __ survivors.

12.Par t ____ the valley was in shadow.

of

about

about

about

of

of

EX.5. Add:  ( about / from / of / in ) 13. We’re new to the area, so children are nervous ____ starting school. 14.I know ____ experience that saying you’re okay isn’t the same as being okay . 15.Very few people  succeed  ___ losing weight and keeping it off.  16. That bird makes such a terrible noise,  pecking at the tree in search ___ insects.  17.What do you think ___ your new school? 18.Have you heard ____ the Kraken? 19.This forest is part ___ the king’s domain. about from in of of of of

EX.5. Add: ( about / from / of / in )

13. We’re new to the area, so children are nervous ____ starting school.

14.I know ____ experience that saying you’re okay isn’t the same as being okay .

15.Very few people  succeed ___ losing weight and keeping it off. 16. That bird makes such a terrible noise,

pecking at the tree in search ___ insects. 17.What do you think ___ your new school?

18.Have you heard ____ the Kraken?

19.This forest is part ___ the king’s domain.

about

from

in

of

of

of

of

Homework   Подготовиться к контрольной работе, повторить лексику и грамматику модуля 3. Стр.56, упр.1,2 письменно полностью.

Homework

Подготовиться к контрольной работе, повторить лексику и грамматику модуля 3.

Стр.56, упр.1,2 письменно полностью.