Keys (TEST 3)

1. I think I should take up jogging.

2. At last their talk came down to different questions.

3. A strange animal came out of the tree.

4. Get off at St. Mary’s Church and go straight ahead.

5. Tom is very stout – he takes after his grandfather.

6. Take me along with you to the cafe.

7. New Year is coming up soon.

8. She earned some money by taking in tourists.

9. Who will take over from our chef when he retires?

10. Come on or we will be late for classes.

11. In the shop he came across his friend.

12. She took him aside in order to tell him everything in a whisper.

13. I came across this book in a small shop.

14. She is the best person in the group for other students to look up to

15. They were taken to hospital.

16. She took in her fancy dress. It was too large for her.

17. I’m ill and want to take two days off.

18. The coat is too small for you. Take it back to the shop.

19. Не took down the picture from the wall.

20. You can take all these plates away from the table

21. He spent 2 days taking his bike apart..

22. I am wrong, I know it. I’ll take back everything I said.

23. I have taken to my new classmates very fast.

24. Where are you taking her out for her birthday?

25. She doesn’t want to take on too much work at the office.

26. I should take this case up with my Dad.

27. Look at the blackboard and write down the new words.

28. Do you want to look around your new room?

29. I will look through these files and see if I can find a copy of my passport.

30. Bob is ill. Can you look in and see if he needs anything?

31. Look at our Mum. She is much happier now.

32. Could you look after the dog for a couple of hours? I’ll go shopping.

33. What are you looking for? I’m looking for my glasses. I can’t remember where I have put them.

34. I’m looking forward to meeting you in Moscow. I miss you so much!

35. Looking ahead, I think our company needs to introduce some new

services.

36. Elderly people often look back on their school days when they were young and healthy.

37. Though they are sisters they don’t often get along with each other.

38. I rang him up at 5. It took me over two hours to get through.

39. Our daughter is getting on well at school.

40. The thief got away by climbing over the garden wall.

41. I really get along with my friend. He is so kind.

42. Let’s get on the first tram that comes along.

43. Get off at this stop, go straight ahead and you will see the hospital.

44. Mary had to get away from the place where he lived because people treated him badly.

45. She can’t get over her rudeness and greediness.

46. Let’s get through this conversation. I’m tired of it.

47. She came across some old photographs in the album

48. I came across the cat sleeping under the table.

49. A good job like that is hard to come by.

50. A sudden fit of anger came over him.

51. The button has come off my trousers.

52. He comes from England, he lives in London.

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