Углубленное изучение 8 класс

1. The books were set... for sale.

2. They packed their things and set... on their expedition.

3. We shall set... our work in 2 hours.

4. It's not right to set other people... work.

5. What are you set... do?

1. Don't rush... conclusions. I think he will be able to pass the exam,

2. He had to rush... hospital because he was getting worse every minute.

3. Jill rushed... of the house because she was afraid of missing the train.

4. The angry professor rushed... the lecture hall.

5. The hungry wolf rushed... the poor sheep.

1. The cruel witch turned the Prince... an ugly frog.

2. Turn the radio..., please! I can't hear the news.

3. You should turn the television..., you are doing your homework!

4. It turned... that he had already signed the papers.

5. She was standing near the stove turning a piece of meat... on the frying pan.

6. She left the room and didn't even turn....

7. The poor little kids were frightened when the wolf turned... in the doorway of the hut.

8. The thieves turned the flat......searching for money and jewelry.

9. Before washing turn your clothes......!

10. When you leave your home, turn the light..., please.

on, along, off, out, up, away, over, down:

1. Don't waste your time. It's just the time to get... to work.

2. He couldn't get... his fear of speaking in public.

3. He asked them to get... of the house immediately.

4. I don't like to get... early in the morning.

5. She could get... quite well with her brother.

6. He tried to find her everywhere but she got... with all his papers.

7. How are you getting...?

8. I am getting... at the next stop.

Choose the right words away, out, up or with to make the following sentences complete:

1. I can do... a set of pens. I have to draw a poster for our classroom.

2. Let's stop arguing and do... with it.

3. I bought a nice dress that does... at the front.

4. We have time for doing... the flat only on weekends.

5. She was standing near the looking-glass doing... before entering the hall.

37. Complete the sentences using the missing words: over, to, on, out, off, along, up, away.

1. Jack always gets... early: he is a farmer and has a lot of work to do. 2. Ladies and gentlemen, I think it's time to get down... busi­ness. 3. I'm afraid that our secret can get.... 4. Does she get... well with her classmates? 5. If you're going to the Tower you should get... at the next stop. 6. Hello! How are you getting...? 7. Don't let him get... with my bike! 8. The old lady got... of the car with difficulty. 9. That news was a real shock and we still can't get... it. 10. Get... the bus near London Bridge and go as far as Trafalgar Square.

1. Give him his letter if he turns.... 2. I turned... and saw Mary's face in a window. 3. "I'll turn you... a frog!" said the Witch to the Prince. 4. He turned the whole house... trying to find some up-to-date information on computers. 5. He couldn't sleep but just turned... in his bed till 6 o'clock in the morning. 6. Charles turned... to be a very good friend; he was really very helpful when I was in trouble. 7. The wind was so strong that it turned our umbrellas....... 8. Will you turn the television...: I have a problem hear­ing what mother is saying. 9. In a few seconds six white mice turned... six beautiful horses. 10. Elizabeth was turning... the pages of her book without reading.

Insert the appropriate word about, out or to: