G bakieva, M. Rahmanova, sh. Turgunova language aspect

Exercise 4
1-Grab; 2-TA; 3-gutted; 4-The bee's knees; 5-Fiver; 6-Alright; 7-Jammy
Exercise 5
American slangs: bail, a buck, bang to rights, creep, couch potato, cram, crash
British slangs: argy-bargy, blinding, chuffed, conk, corker, doofer, fortnight, going dutch
Exercises 6
1-Buck; 2-Creep; 3-Chuffed; 4-Crash; 5-Bang to rights; 6-Conk; 7-Crash
Exercises 7
1. J 2. G 3. B 4. H 5. F 6. C 7. E 8. D 9. A 10. I
Exercise 8
1) cool 2) well 3) innit 4) ta 5) caff
Exercise 9
1-c; 2-a; 3-b; 4-g; 5-h; 6-d; 7-j; 8-i; 9-e; 10-f
Exercise 10
1-keeno; 2-Greycation; 3-Kip; 4-ceman; 5-Bromance; 6-Gearhead; 7-chase one's tail; 8-Frenemy; 9-uncle Bill
Exercise 11
A piece of cake -- Easy to do
I’ve no idea - I don’t know
On top of the world - Feeling great
On pins and needles - Very nervous or worried
Have\feel the blues - Feel depression or sad
Couch potato - Extremely lazy
Step up your game - To start performing better
Pull yourself together - To calm down and behave normally
Blow smoke - To exaggerate
Cry wolf - To call for help when you don’t need


Exercise 12
1-blowing smoke; 2-Blowing smoke; 3-having the blues; 4-pull yourself together;
5-on top of the world

Lesson 18
Exercise 1
1-d. 2-c. 3-a. 4-k. 5-f. 6-g. 7-b. 8-i. 9-h. 10-j. 11-m. 12-l. 13-e. 14-q. 15-p. 16-r. 17-n. 18-o.

Exercise 2
1 c. 2 e. 3 g. 4 I. 5 b. 6 h. 7 f. 8 j. 9 a. 10 d.
Exercise 3
1. theft; jail. 2.victim; mugging 3. Burglar 4. Robber 5. Robbery 6. Murder
7. Burglary; arrest 8. Mugger 9. Shoplifting; mugger 10. Eyewitness

Exercise 4
theft, property, petty, stolen, fraud, victim, shoplifting, pocket, robbery, burglary, stealing, carjacking

Exercise 5
1.Legislation; 2. Deter; 3. Offender; 4. punish; 5. commit; 6. criminal; 7. probation; 8.guilt; 9.jury; 10.convict; 11.fine; 12.imprisonment; 13.justice; 14.victim.