Use the proper form of the verb use the sentences in the situations from the chapters.

It was very fortunate that he just happened … (to pass). (p.53)

I wish she … (not to be) so nice about it (p.54)

Tomorrow my brother – in – law … (to come) (p.55)

I don’t know what I should … (to do) without him this spring (p.55)

It (to be) his brother, not he, who … (to be) Marchbolt on that fatal day. (p.56)

I (to hear) all about the way you … (to try) to break down the park wall (p.56)

She (to be convinced) he … (to be pushed) over. (p.57)

It … (to go) for long? (p.58)

It couldn’t (to be) on the sixteenth (p.60)

Translate the phrases with the word way.

make one's way –

know one's way around –

know one's way about –

have one's own way –

make way for –

have way on –

under way –

go out of way -

in every way –

Answer the questions.

a) What was Frankie’s first impression of Sylvia?

b) What made Frankie believe that Roger couldn’t be a murderer?

c)Why did Frankie feel guilty sometimes and wanted give up her plan?

d) How did Roger learn that his brother was a drug fiend? What would you advise him to do?

e) In what way did Frankie try to make inquiries about Roger’s connection with the crimes?

8. Imagine that you are Frankie. Write a dialogue with Roger when you met him first.

Chapters 14 – 15.

Write all the possible parts of speech.

Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
	to declare (p.72)
	to explore (p.72)
		intimate (p.63)
			exceedingly (p.67)
despair (p.70)

Make up your own sentences with the words.

to abandon (p.68)

to head (p.69)

to conceal (p.64)

to yield (p.71)

Find synonyms to the words.

to hide (away) (p.64)

to concern, to deal with, to be about (p.62)

essay, try, strive, attack (p.68)

frail, frangible (p.65)

seriously, significantly (p.64)

to quote (p.62)

to manage, to devise, to invent, to intend (p.64)

Find the words meaning.

a very famous person (p.62)

to keep something for future use (p.63)

a wild high cry usually from anger & excitement (p.70)

a soft low sound of pain or grief (p.70)

a sound of suffering, worry or complain in a deep voice (p.70)

Use the proper articles.

He had … cancer (p.62), quite by … chance (p.63), Dr. Nicholson was … Canadian (p.63), as though she were rehearsing … defense to … charge (p.64), I think you would always be on … side of … law and … order (p.65), to turn his car before going to … rescue (p.65), he goes raving mad for … lack of it (p.66), about … Doctor Nicolson who runs a place for dope patients (p.67), … next five minutes were spent in … genuine hard work (p.68), … Grange was on … other side of … village from … Marroway Court (p.71)

Translate into English.

· Не слід було видавати (p.63) його таємницю. Ти учинив підло.

· Якби ти тоді пообіцяв захищати наші права, ми були б зараз на твоєму боці (p.65).

· Треба було прийняти заходи (p.69), а не нити (p.70) тепер.

· Без сумнівно, (p.72) вони вже покинули (p.68) ту кімнату.

· Його обличчя (p.72) нічого не виражало, після, того як він побачив сина. Напевно він усе забув після аварії.

· Не треба було розповідати цю таємницю проти своєї волі. (p.71) Його ніхто не примушував.

7 .Fill in the gaps with the words

to yield, to refer, to contrive, to provide.

He couldn’t help … to temptations.

There is no way that we can … another teacher for that class.

He … his fast recovery to this new medicine he had been taking.

They … household utensils from stone.

They finally … to our demands.

The new law … for equality of human rights.

He … to me for an advice.

She somehow … to arrange a meeting.

What's happened never … to none of us.

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