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Номера заданий выбираем в любом порядке.
Каждое правильное слово дает -5 баллов.
Засчитываются частично правильные результаты(например, из 4 слов одного задания только 2правильных: -10 баллов вместо макс. -20).
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Sherlock Holmes suddenly turnedto ___ (I) and said, “This dog is(LARGE) than a terrier. Probably itoften ___ (CARRY) the stick behind___ (IT) master.”
me; larger; carries; its
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“So why can’t I make deductionslike these? My eyes are as goodas ___ (YOU).”
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If you have a look in today’snewspaper you ___ (SEE) this:
‘A husband is terrible to ___ (HE) wife‘.
will see; his
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“Let’s look in our European directory.”He took down a heavy brown bookfrom his ___ (SHELF).
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“I just ___ (RECEIVE) a strange letter.Perhaps, you will tell me, Mr Holmes, whatall this ___ (MEAN).” Sir Henry ___(LAY) theenvelope on the table. The address ___(WRITE) in capital letters.
have received; means;
laid; was written
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“If there ___ (BE) enough details, youwould see that the real-life things aremuch ___ (INTERESTING) than any bookor a novel.”
were; more interesting
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A tall, strong man ___ (FOLLOW) by Watsoncame into the room. He ___ (WEAR) amask over his face. “I came to see you___ (I) because I ___ (NOT CAN) askanother person to tell my story.”, he said.
followed; was wearing;myself; could not/couldn’t
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“Good morning, Holmes,” said SirHenry. “You look like a general who___ (PLAN) the battle.”
is planning
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I ___ (WALK) back to BaskervilleHall when suddenly I heard thesound of running ___ (FOOT).
was walking; feet
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On our way back we had lunch inMerripit House and Sir Henry ___(INTRODUCE) to Miss Stapleton.
was introduced
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“It's a strange place, but still mysister and I live here and ___ (BE)quite happy,” said Stapleton.
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“This document ___ (POST) yesterday,” saidHolmes ___ (LOOK) at the stamp. “Someone cutout the words from 'The Times' and stuck ___(THEY) on the paper. You can see that some wordsare much ___ (HIGH) than the others. It ___(SHOW) that the writer of the letter ___ (BE) in ahurry. ”
was posted; looking;
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A hundred years ago the Hall of Baskerville ___(OWN) by Hugo Baskerville. He ___ (FALL) in lovewith the daughter of a poor farmer. One night,when her father and brothers ___ (NOT BE) athome, Hugo rode to the farm with five ___ (MAN)and carried the young girl away.
was owned; fell;
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"Very sorry to wake you up, Watson, "said he. "It seems that a young lady___ (ARRIVE). She is very upset, andshe wants to see me. Now she ___(WAIT) in the sitting room."
has arrived; is waiting
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At three o’clock I was at Baker Street,but Holmes ___ (NOT RETURN) yet.
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“Marriage suits you, Watson,” hesaid. “You ___ (PUT) on three and ahalf kilograms since I last saw you.”
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When I opened the door of the sitting room, I___ (THINK) there was a fire. But then throughthe smoke I saw Holmes___ (SIT) in hisarmchair. I ___ (KNOW) that my friend alwayssmoked pipe after pipe when he ___ (THINK)over a difficult problem.
thought; sitting; knew;
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Every morning I was there at ten, andevery afternoon I ___ (LEAVE) at two.
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What all this meant I ___ (NOT KNOW).So I ran down the hill and ___ (MEET)Sir Henry on the path.
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It is a hobby of ___ (I) to have anexact knowledge of London.
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