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МатематикаВопрос:
37.3 Use the idioms from exercise 37.2 to repeat or sum up what the first speaker says. 1 Jack: Harry never seems to want to go out with other people. Lucy: No, he's a bit of ____. 2 Liam: Are you busy these days? Chris: Busy! It's ridiculous! I try to keep up with things, but I'm just ____. 3 Marcus: Dan is in the boss's office again today. That's the third time this week he's gone to complain about the computers. Mike: Yes, he won't give up. He's really got ____. 4 Orla: You seemed to be enjoying your lunch today! Emma: Yes, I ____. I feel so full now! 5 Kallum: Philip scared everyone yesterday. He looked really angry. Eve: Oh, don't worry about him. His ____. 6 Alan: Look at Charles! He's already talking to a gorgeous girl over there! Joe: Oh yeah, he always ____ for the prettiest girl in the room.
Ответ:
1. Lucy: No, he's a bit of a lone wolf.
2. Chris: Busy! It's ridiculous! I try to keep up with things, but I'm just chasing my tail.
3. Mike: Yes, he won't give up. He's really got a bee in his bonnet.
4. Emma: Yes, I ate like a pig. I feel so full now!
5. Eve: Oh, don't worry about him. His bark is worse than his bite.
6. Joe: Oh yeah, he always makes a beeline for the prettiest girl in the room.
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- 37.2 Here are some facts about animals. Which idioms are based on them? 1 When you ride a horse, it has a bit in its mouth, which is a metal bar that helps you control the horse. 2 A bee can fly in a straight line back to a place where it found food. 3 Wolves usually hunt together in a group or pack. 4 Dogs will often bark more out of fear than out of aggression. 5 Cats and dogs often run round in circles thinking their tail is running away from them. 6 Pigs have a reputation for eating a lot of food very quickly.
- 37.3 Use the idioms from exercise 37.2 to repeat or sum up what the first speaker says. 1 Jack: Harry never seems to want to go out with other people. Lucy: No, he's a bit of ____. 2 Liam: Are you busy these days? Chris: Busy! It's ridiculous! I try to keep up with things, but I'm just ____. 3 Marcus: Dan is in the boss's office again today. That's the third time this week he's gone to complain about the computers. Mike: Yes, he won't give up. He's really got ____. 4 Orla: You seemed to be enjoying your lunch today! Emma: Yes, I ____. I feel so full now! 5 Kallum: Philip scared everyone yesterday. He looked really angry. Eve: Oh, don't worry about him. His ____. 6 Alan: Look at Charles! He's already talking to a gorgeous girl over there! Joe: Oh yeah, he always ____ for the prettiest girl in the room.
- 37.4 Complete each of these idioms. 1 Big Joe is quite harmless really, although he looks tough. He wouldn't ____ a ____. 2 I already know about Kate getting divorced. A ____ told me. 3 I hate making a speech to a big audience. I always get ____ in my ____. 4 It's a very unusual school. The pupils are ____ free ____ to do just what they like. 5 I really got the travel ____ after I went on a trekking holiday to Nepal. I can't wait to go away again. 6 I'd love to be a ____ on the ____ when Nick tells the boss he's resigning.
