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To alter, alterations, the barber,to trim one’s moustache, lotion used after shaving, to have a shave (a haircut, a shampoo), a hot towel compress razor cutting, to have one’s hair waved
Снимите, пожалуйста, лак
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Take the polish off, please
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Благодарю вас
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Thank you
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Сколько с меня?
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How much do I owe?
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Получите, пожалуйста
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Here is the money?
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Бакенбарды
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whiskers
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Бигуди
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curlers
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Борода
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beard
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Бриолин
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brilliantine
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Бритва
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razor
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Брови
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eyebrows
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Висок
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temple
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Волосы
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hair
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Голова
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head
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Завивка
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permanent wave
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Заколка
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hair grip (Br.); hairpin(U.S.)
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Компресс
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compress
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Крем
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cream
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лак для волос
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hairspray
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лак для ногтей
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nail polish
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Лицо
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face
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Лосьон
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cleansing lotion
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Макияж
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making-up, make-up
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Маникюр
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manicure
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Маска
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mask
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Массаж
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massage
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Ногти
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nails
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Ножницы
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scissors
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Одеколон
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cologne
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окраска волос
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hair coloring
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Парик
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wig
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парикмахерская
женская~
мужская~
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hairdresser’s
barber’s shop
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Педикюр
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pedicure
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Перманент
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permanent
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Прнческа
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hair style, hair-do
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Пробор
косой
прямой
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part
at the side
in the middle
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Пудра
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powder
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Ресницы
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eyelashes
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Стрижка
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cut
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Укладка
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hair set
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Усы
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moustache
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Фен
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hair drier
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Чистка
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facial
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Шампунь
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shampoo
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Шея
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neck
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Шиньон
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chignon
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Щетка
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brush
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Эмульсия
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emulsion
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вымыть голову
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wash (someone’s) hair
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записаться к мастеру
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make an appointment
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Побрить
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shave
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Подровнять
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even up
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постричь волосы
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cut (someone’s) hair
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сделать укладку
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do (someone’s) hair
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Unit 11.
Everyday services
At the shoe-repairer’s
-Could I have these shoes mended, please?
-Certainly. Do you just want them heeled? We can do it while you wait.
-No, I think they need soling, too. And could you stitch this one here where the upper has come away from the sole?
-We’ll do our best. Do you want leather soles, or rubber, or composition ones?
-Composition ones, please, but I would like leather heels with studs, so that they don’t wear out too quickly.
-Good. They’ll be ready in three days. Could you take out the laces, please.
-Sorry, Iforgot.
-That will be 3000 sums. Here is your receipt.
-Thank you.
At the watchmaker’s
-Good morning. Would you look at my watch, please? It’s stopped.
- Certainly. We do all kinds of watch-repairs. When did your watch stop?
-Aweek ago. Can you do anything about it?
-I think so. Just leave it with us.
-Good. When will it be ready?
-This time next week. Now, you’ll need a receipt. You won’t be able to claim the watch without it.
-Good. Thank you. Good –bye.
-Good- bye….wait a moment. You’ve dropped something. Come back, please. You’ve dropped something.
(One week later)
-May I help you?
-I hope so. It’s my watch. I brought it in to be repaires but now I’ve lost the receipt.
-Lost the receipt? Oh, dear. That is bad.
-Can’t I describe the watch to you?
-I’am afraid not… Just a moment. When did you bring the watch in?
-This time last week.
-And what was your watch like?
-A small gold one.
-Is this your watch?
-Yes, that’s right. How did you know?
-Because your receipt’s still here. You dropped it when you left. I shouted, but you didn’t hear.
РЕМОНТ ОБУВИ
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SHOE REPAIR
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Где ближайшая мастерская по ремонту обуви?
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Where is the nearest shoe-repair shop?
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Можете ли вы починить мне…?
туфли
ботинки
сапоги
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Could you mend my…?
shoes
[high-top] shoes
boots
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Я сломал (-а) каблук
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I have broken off the heel
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У меня сломалась молния
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The zipper has broken
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Мешает гвоздь
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A nail is bothering me
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Прибейте, пожалуйста, каблук
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Fasten the heel on, please
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Зашейте, пожалуйста, вот здесь
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Please sew the shoe up here
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Это можно сделать при мне?
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Can you do it while I wait?
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Когда будет готово?
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When will they be ready?
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Сколько с меня?
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How much do I pay?
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РЕМОНТ ЧАСОВ
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WATCH REPAIR
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Где здесь поблизости часовая мастерская?
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Where is the nearest watch-repair shop?
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У меня остановились часы
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My watch has stopped
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Я их ударил (уронил)
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I banged it (dropped it)
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Запотело стекло
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The face has sweated
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Часы то останавливаются, то идут
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My watch keeps stopping
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Мои часы спешат (отстают) на … минут в сутки
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My watch is gaining (losing)… minutes s day
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Разбилось стекло
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The glass is broken
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Сломалась стрелка
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The hand has broken off
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Отскочило (-а) ушко (головка)
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The clasp (stem) has broken off
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Неисправен календарь
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The calendar doesn’t work properly
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Плохо видны цифры
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The hour markings are hard to see
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Identify the independent and subordinate clauses in the following sentences and determine whether they are complex or compound-complex. You can check your answers below.
11.
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Jason decided to stay up late because he had a lot of homework to do.
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12.
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If you hurry, we might get to school on time.
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13.
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Although Monica had a cold, she went to school because she had a test.
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14.
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While washing the car, Todd slipped on the soap and he fell.
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15.
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Dad takes the train to work even though he has a car.
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16.
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After Mom arrived, she put the disk in the DVD player and we watched a great movie.
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17.
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Even though his heart pounded with dread, Ben bolted up the stairs, and he checked out the strange noise.
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18.
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Molly baked brownies since she had nothing else to do.
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19.
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Karen made a list of what was needed, and she double-checked it so she wouldn't forget anything.
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20.
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Frank had a good sense of humor, so he laughed a lot.
| Answers
(The independent clauses are boldfaced, the subordinate clauses are italic, and conjunctions are Roman.)
11.
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Jason decided to stay up late because he had a lot of homework to do. (complex)
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12.
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If you hurry, we might get to school on time. (complex)
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13.
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Although Monica had a cold, she went to school because she had a test. (complex)
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14.
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While washing the car, Todd slipped on the soap and he fell. (compound-complex)
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15.
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Dad takes the train to work even though he has a car. (complex)
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16.
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After Mom arrived, she put the disk in the DVD player and we watched a great movie. (compound-complex)
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17.
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Even though his heart pounded with dread, Ben bolted up the stairs, and he checked out the strange noise. (compound-complex)
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18.
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Molly baked brownies since she had nothing else to do. (complex)
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19.
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Karen made a list of what was needed, and she double-checked it so she wouldn't forget anything. (compound-complex)
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20.
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Frank had a good sense of humor, so he laughed a lot. (complex)
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Make up sentences with the following pairs of words to show the difference between them.
Chicken — a chicken, experience — an experience, grammar — a grammar, hair — a hair, iron — an iron, lace — a lace, life — a life, room — a room, sight — a sight, speech — a speech, sport — a sport, success — a success, time — a time, wood — a wood, work — a work, whisky — a whisky, fish — a fish, fruit — a fruit.
UNIT 12.
Travelling
Modern life is impossible without travelling. Thousands of people travel every day either on business or for pleasure. They can travel by air, by rail, by sea or by car.
Travelling by air is the fastest and the most convenient way, but it is the most expensive too. Travelling by train is slower than by plane, but it has its advantages. You can see more interesting places of the country when you are travelling through it. Modern trains have very comfortable seats. There are also sleeping cars and dining cars which make even the longest journey enjoyable.
Travelling by sea is popular mostly for pleasure trips. On board large ships and small river boats people can visit foreign countries and different places of interest within their own country On board large ships there are facilities to help you enjoy your trip. There are tennis and badminton courts, swimming pools, cinemas and dance halls. It's a pleasant way to spend a holiday.
As for me, I prefer travelling by car. I think it is very convenient. You needn't book any tickets in advance. You can stop wherever you wish and spend as much time as you like.
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