Complete the following sentences

Complete the following sentences:

1. Mark Twain whose real name was Samuel Clemens was famous writer.

2. The Hermitage where you can see the best works of the best world painters is the biggest museum.

3. Red Square where the Kremlin is situated is famous for its skyscrapers.

4. The diploma he got last year helped him to find proper job.

5. The subject we were talking about is really interesting

6. The film I saw yesterday produced by Hollywood.

7. The question we discussed last time was actually about this topic.

8. The hotel where we lived was so luxurious.

9. The first person I saw on the deck was my best friend.

10. Mrs. Wilde whose son was killed during the war was my neighbor.

Mark the stresses and tunes of the following sentences:

1. The boy they are speaking to works in the bank.

1. [ ðə bɔɪ ðeɪ ɑː(r) 'spiːkɪŋ tə 'wɜːks ɪn ðə bæŋk ]

2. The passage you ae speking about is a quotation from Mark Twain’s story.

2. [ðə 'pæsɪdʒ ju ae speking ə'baʊt ɪz ə kwəʊ'teɪʃn frəm mɑːk Twain’s 'stɔːri]

3. The man we have met in the hall is my neighbor.

3. [ðə mæn wi həv met ɪn ðə hɔːl ɪz maɪ 'neɪbə]

4. Wilfrid, Lying on the divan in a dark dressing – gown, sat up.

4. [Wilfrid laɪŋ on ðə dɪ'væn ɪn ə dɑːk 'dresɪŋ – ɡaʊn sat ʌp]

5. Captain show, standing beside him, was unkown.

6. The cat who looked at me angrily was ready to hump

6. [ðə kæt huː lʊkt ət mi: 'æŋɡrəli was 'redi tə hʌmp]

7. Mr. Brown who had an imposing figure was neither lean nor stout.

7. ['mɪstə(r) braʊn huː had ən ɪm'pəʊzɪŋ 'fɪɡə(r) was 'naɪðə(r) liːn nɔː(r) staʊt]

8. The last person who entered the compartment a pretty girl of about 20.

8. [ðə lɑːst 'pɜːsn huː 'entə(r)d ðə kəm'pɑːtmənt ə 'prɪti ɡɜːl əv ə'baʊt 20]

9. The room where we all were staying was spacious but rather dark.

9. [ðə ruːm weə(r) wi ɔːl were 'steɪɪŋ was 'speɪʃəs bət 'rɑːðə(r) dɑːk]

10. Mr. Crane whose sistert i knew once was a man of charakter

10. [mɪstə(r) kreɪn huːz sistert aɪ knew wʌns was ə mæn əv 'kærəktə(r)]

11. The person John saw in the club was his old friend.

11. [ðə 'pɜːsn dʒɒn sɔː ɪn ðə klʌb was hɪz əʊld frend]

12. The book she is referring to is written by a well known reporter.

12. [ðə bʊk ʃi ɪz rɪ'fɜːrɪŋ tə ɪz 'rɪtn baɪ ə wel known rɪ'pɔːtə(r)]

13. He who is ignorant of foreign languages knows not his own.

13. [hi huː ɪz 'ɪɡnərənt əv 'fɒrən 'læŋɡwɪdʒɪz nou nɒt hɪz əʊn]