1. Fill in the words to male up phrases. There are two extra words. Starlight 11 (lex 5.1-5.2)
Leaden, unappealing , clusters, feel, air, sparkling, breath, slam, rose-tinted, bright, latest, sneer
1. _____skies
2. _____personality
3. ________glasses
4. _________trainers
5. a(n)_______ of belonging
6. _______ of teenagers
7. _________new future
8. ___________ side of things
9. take a deep _______
10. ________the door shut
2. Match the idioms to their meanings.
1. soaked to the skin a. feeling ill
2. in all weathers b. regularly, whether the weather is good or bad
3. under the weather c. making a lot of fuss about something not very important
4. a storm in a teacup d. for a time in the future when you may need some money
5. for a rainy day e. clothes being so wet that even your body gets wet; drenched
3. Choose the correct word.
1. We decided to stay at home as it was drizzling/pouring .
2. She couldn’t tear her eyes from his beaming/grim face.
3. Mountain peaks capped with ice sparkled/glowed in the sun.
4 Being bullied at school was a soar/painful experience for Jack.
5. His selfish behavior/attitude puts me off.
6. The air was thick/wide with cigarette smoke
7. David was angry/fierce with himself for letting the others see his true feelings.
4. Check or control?
1. I always ______the exam answers before I hand in my paper.
2. Make sure you _______your dog on the street.
3. Always ________the information you’re given to make sure it’s correct.
4. We should all try to_________our tempers.
5. To behave means to ________your actions especially in public.
5. Fill in the correct preposition.
1. The train was packed … passengers.
2. He felt really enthusiastic … the trip.
3. Increase … carbon dioxide emission will speed up the greenhouse effect.
4. He smiled secretly … himself.
5. Peter felt sorry … his yesterday’s rudeness.
6. He smiled .. her politely.
7. Molly felt sorry … the stray dog and took him home.
8. It took John long to adapt … his new life.
6. Fill in the gaps with the English equivalents of the Russian words/phrases.
не говоря о тянулись поступился гордостью лучезарно улыбаясь усмешка помчалась сердце упало
1. The dogs … forward at the sight of a hare at the edge of the field.
2. The hours … … but there was no telephone call from my friend.
3. Dick worked so hard at university that he didn’t have enough time to sleep at night, … … to mix up with friends.
4. My … … when they began to announce the exam results.
5. He looked arrogant with a permanent … on his face.
6. He had to … his … and bring a profound apology for his misbehaviour.
7. Julie felt much better when she saw Frank … at her and waving his hand.
7. Translate the phrases into Russian.
1. To be unaware of the shock
2. To be under the impression …
3. It wasn’t long before…
4. Suspicions
5. It turned out to be..
6. It began to dawn on me…
7. Dumbfounded
8. Stony-faced
8. Fill in the sentences with the given words:
pressure, stomped, trudged, model, utter, adapt, enraged, lack.
1. Most teenagers will feel some peer ________ at one time or another.
2. At his new school he had to _________ his behavior to fit in with everyone.
3. People who ______________ self-esteem have problems feeling good about themselves.
4. She looked to her elder sister to be her role ________.
5. He ____________ angrily out of the room.
6. Many readers were _______ by this article.
7. Frustrated and exhausted he _____back home.
8. To my ______ amazement, she arrived on time.