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Упражнение на поиск лишних слов
Упр 1
0 Beliefs which go back deep into the time lie behind many of our present day the
00 attitudes to birds. People have often regarded for birds as having close for
1. affinities with mankind because, like the humans, birds go on two legs, sing, —
2. show off and construct off homes. Dances from many different cultures are off
3. copied from the courting displays of birds. Some birds were thought to warn —
4. of disaster or foretell a good fortune, according to the circumstances a
5. in which they were sighted. In the parts of Scotland, it is still lucky the
6. to hear the cuckoo while you are out of walking, but not before you have of
7. eaten a breakfast. The Welsh used to believe that you would flourish a
8. if you were standing on a grass or green leaves when the bird sang, but if a
9. you were on to barren ground you would not live to hear its call another year. to
10. Many children in Britain still think so that it is unlucky to see a single crow so
or magpie, but lucky to see two.
Упр 2
1. Many everyday objects are being given their names for being
2. a reason. The Biro (a ballpoint pen) was invented by —
3. Georg and Josef Biro, so that it was named after them. that
4. The sandwich, on the other hand, it was named after the it
5. 4th Earl of Sandwich in 1762. Despite of the fact that the of
6. idea of eating slices of meat between slices of bread was —
7. not a new one, the Earl of Sandwich made it popular. He —
8. would ask to be served this dish at his card table so that —
9. he could play the all day. Morse code (the use of long the
10. and short sounds to send the messages along a wire) was the
11. been invented by Samuel Morse in 1844 and Bermuda been
12. shorts were so named because they at first became popular at
13. in Bermuda. So, next time you will use an everyday will
14. object, why not to stop and think about where its name to
15. came from? You might be surprised! —
Упр 3
0 Loneliness is a disease of modern living, a result of —
00 which people being more mobile and having more opportunities. which
1 With the break-up of family units, there is little of of
2 stability on which to build good relationships. Loneliness —
3 isn’t something that can be solved itself simply by itself
4 seeing a counsellor, speaking to someone that on the that
5 telephone or to being in the company of a lot of people. to
6 Advice been often given includes: joining clubs, taking up a been
7 sociable hobby or even by trying a part-time job if you by
8 don’t work outside from the house. However, none of this from
9 advice will provide with an easy answer. To ease the with
10 feeling of emptiness it takes time. Friendships have —
11 to be allowed to grow on and deep bonds can’t be on
12 formed with just anyone. Anyone might be like a like
13 victim of loneliness at some time or other in their lives. —
Упр 4
0 The British are ever generally regarded as the most ever
00 untidily dressed people in Europe, but I have often —
1 thought that to the opposite is true. Take, for example, to
2 the wearing of jeans. In many southern European —
3 countries, it seems more perfectly acceptable for more
4 both teachers and office staff to wear jeans, whereas —
5 in Britain jeans are been considered far too been
6 casual and are only acceptable if the work is so so
7 dirty or unskilled. One office workers in Britain must one
8 follow a very much strict dress code. Even in the hottest much
9 weather, male employees are most required to wear most
10 a suit and tie and female employees who must be dressed who
in a skirt and tights.
Упр 5
1 Even the most of experienced performers suffer from of
2 the stagefright. Sometimes this can be so extreme that it almost completely paralyses the
3 the person whose concerned. They stand in the wings, their heart beating at a rate of whose
4 130 or 135 for a minute and often seriously think about not going on. Some even for
5 they find it impossible to remember the performance at all after it is over. Others they
6 genuinely believe they have completely forgotten all their lines or —
7 one of in particular. Most feel ill. They sweat and shiver and their stomachs make of
8 strange noises. Considering the agonies that even such as well-known actors as as
9 Brad Pit or Johnny Depp go through, it is surprising that less experienced —
10 performers ever have the courage to walk on stage at all. So next time that you are that
feeling nervous before a job interview or an oral examination, remember you are in good company.
The world’s top performers know exactly how you feel. They often feel a lot worse.
Упр 6
0. When I left university I went travelling all over —
00. in the world. I was so fascinated by New Zealand in
1. that | decided to spend a year there. In order that that
2. to do so I had to find a job. However, I had very enough very
3. money to get by for a few of months, so needless to of
4. say, I took the opportunity to travel around and see the —
5. country. Everywhere I went, the people were the friendlier the
6. than at anywhere else I had ever been, which is important at
7. when travelling. The landscape was as wonderful as well, as
8. with the more richest variety of plant life more
9. ever seen. I was also fascinated by the traditions —
10. of the Maori natives and took every one opportunity to talk one
to them.
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