English Lexicology

glances
with a man-eating tiger.
3.He merely
blushed
and said he jolly well going to go, because the girl was in Cannes.

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4.Gosh, how I used to
admire
you at the dear old school. You were my hero.
5.What I really
want
is a meal.
6.You get there splendid chaps who were
worshipped
by their schoolmates.
7.He resents their cold
stare
.
8.Her voice was
trembling
with excitement.
9.The girl was
shivering
with cold.
10.I must confess I’m a little
surprised
.
11. “A truck driver!”
shouted
someone from the audience.
12.You have settled it! cried the
astonished
parent.
13.The mothers applauded and the children
yelled
.
14.His face
reddened
.
15The audince
roared
with laughter.
16. “I
adore
you, Mary, he said.
17.I was perfectly
amazed
that one man, all by himself, could have been able to beat
down them.
18.She
liked
going there.
19His eyes
sparkled
with happiness.
20Her eyes
glittered
with malice.
X.Write out synonymic groups and classify them into : A. synonyms differentiated
by evaluative connotations; B. synonyms differentiated by connotation of
manner.
1.Jack is a notorious domesticity for John!
2.His eyes sparkled with amusement.
3.I was staggering unevenly towards the peacock.
4.He wanted to peep in but he couldn’t.
5.Presently I saw a man strolling along.
6.the will was fabricated.
Exercises are compiled from the book -
.Лексикология английского языка – Г.Б. Антрушина, 1999.

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