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1. I brought my suit from the dry-cleaner’s. I saw a large stain on it. 2. We left our things at the luggage office. We went sightseeing. 3. Peter passed the final exams well. He was offered a good job. 4. I had no reply to my letter. I sent Jim a telegram. 5. Ann lived in Samara ten years. She knows the town well. 6. I left my savings-book at home. I couldn’t withdraw the money that day. 7. Mary finished her work. She went to the cinema. 8. John bought the flowers. He went home. 9. They reached London. They were away six weeks. 10. We invited Tom. We went shopping.
Exercise 5. Translate the marked words into English using Participle 1 Perfect or Participle 2.
1. Потеряв the key, the boy couldn't get into the house.2. Отвеченные letters were put on the shelf. 3. Окончив from the University, he decided to go to the Far East.4. Просмотрев a lot of journals and papers, Comrade Semenov began to write his report.5. Украшенная fur-tree looked very beautiful. 6. Comrade Petrov left the room сказав that he was in a hurry. 7. Прочитав his letter, I decided to call on him later. 8. Убитая bird fell near the hunter’s feet. 9. Окончив school, John Reed went to Harvard University. 10. The boy приглашённый by Peter is a friend of mine.11. Сломанная cup was lying on the floor.
Exercise 6. Choose the right variant.
1. …the door with the slam, they went out together.
a. having closed; b. closing; c. closed
2. She sat down on …tree and began to wait.
a. fall; b. a fallen; c. fell
3 ….the pipe he inspected it as though it demanded all his attention.
a. beaten out; b. beating out; c. having beaten out
4 … the house, they began to clean the flat.
a. having painted; b. painting; c. painted
5….the news he began to smile.
a. hearing; b. having heard; c. hear
6. …to the station they saw their train.
a. having come; b. coming; c. came.
7. The boy found the … telegram.
a. losing; b. lost; c. lose.
8. … by the doctor to go out, I stayed at home.
a. having forbidden; b. having been forbidden; c. forbidden.
9. … for time, I couldn’t even have breakfast.
a. having pressed; b. pressed; c. pressing.
10…. A letter from Mike, we sent him an urgent telegram.
a. not received; b. not having received; c. having not received.
