test.4

sec 11

  • The auditorium was empty except for a single piece of furniture.
  • Any apartment will do as long as the rent is low.
  • I’m not particular about it.
  • His sixty-year-old cousin inherited a piece of real estate by a lake.
  • So much for small talk.
  • Let’s get down to business.
  • She resented the aggressive salesman trying to make her sighn the contract.
  • There are a number of factors discouraging us from investing in stocks.
  • Japan imports various raw materials and exports manufactured goods.
  • The world is faced with an unprecedented crisis.
  • In short,
  • the purpose of the regulations is to protect domestic industries.
  • In order to keep up its competitveness in the world,
  • Japan must undertake sweeping deregulation in earnest.

sec 12

  • We cannot turn our backs on desperate people who are at risk.
  • The parliament decided to provide developing countries with financial aid.
  • Some say the British monarchy should be abolished.
  • What do you think?
  • They sought shelter from the attack but found no place to hide.
  • There’s little prospect that the two countries will make significant progress in disarmament.
  • The negotiations are under way.
  • Before long,
  • they will enter a crucial phase.
  • The slaves were anxious to alter their destinies.
  • The aristocrats abused their privileges to their hearts’ content.
  • The revolution in itself,
  • bore no fruit,
  • after all.

sec 13

  • He cut in on our conversation,
  • saying,
  • I’m against it!
  • But everybody ignored him.
  • We skipped his turn on purpose.
  • He saw someone being bullied,
  • but he turned a blind eye.
  • When he and I cheated on an exam,
  • I was suspended from school.
  • As for him,
  • he got away with it.
  • They are hostile to him
  • because they are jealous of his wealth and status.
  • I hate hime!
  • He behaves as if he were somebody.
  • In spite of our compliments,
  • he frowned and turned away.
  • He was so rude!
  • He claimed that the enormous property was at his disposal.
  • The more stubborn you are,
  • the more isolated you become.
  • Don’t beat aroud the bush!
  • What am I supposed to do?
  • Just wait and see.
  • Time will tell.

sec 14

  • Please hand in your assignment via e-mail no later than 5:00 PM on June 10.
  • Joe is anything but diligent.
  • That’s why he flunked math again.
    -His thesis doesn’t make sense.
  • To begin with,
  • its theme is obscure.
  • His essay was concise and to the point.
  • How are you going to deal with this complicated problem?
  • Leave it to me!
  • It’s a piece of cake.
  • I want you to look this over before I trun it in.
  • but I have my hands full right now.
  • What if I don’t meet the deadline?
  • I bet he’ll get mad at you!
  • Your summary leaves nothing to be desired apart from the terrible handwriting.
  • You ought to think over whether the premise is valid or not.
  • Above all,
  • scientific terms call for precise definitions.

sec 15

  • First of all, learn the formula by heart.
  • To calculate the volume,
  • multiply the lenght by the width by the depth.
  • Tiny cracks were found in the bottom of the barrel.
  • This capter will forcus on the concepts of geometry.
  • He is much more interested in academic subjects than in practical skills.
  • Something’s gone wrong with this microscope.
  • I need to have it repaired.
  • Let me see it.
  • Maybe I can fix it.
  • What is an instrument?
  • For instance,
  • a gauge, such as a thermometer or a barometer.
  • The minute particles are barely visible to the naked eye.
  • Muscle tissued consists of a vast number of cells.
  • This substance is mostly composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
  • The exact temperature is 22 degrees Celsius.
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