Ex.7

1. Students' smart answers are pleased to the examiner. 2. At the graduate evening party all girls look very smart in their light dresses. 2. Tourists likes to exchange and try to take something new in exchange. 3. There was a hubbub in the room. It was Daglas and Ken in quarrel. 4 I feel my guilty that I have been trying your patience for such long time. 5. You blame me that I have come toto late but it is you who have fixed this hour, so it is not my guilt. 6. She has disadvantages but who has not them? 7. You find fault at  me again but it has happened not through my fault. 8. To prove accused person's in the case of his actual guiltlessness is the aim of the defence. 9. This child trust his new adult friend very movingly. 10. I seem to have lost the key. – It looks on you! 11. I expect everything turned out all right. 12. Do not take on trust. Do not get on faith. 13. Unfortunately, the remedy has effected very small. 14. When Aylin had heard Frank's rude words, his face twitched with indignation resentment . 15. The care broke jerky, the runaway jumped out and disappeared into the nearest court. 16. On jerking his hand, Frank plunged into the scuffle. 17. A day or two ago Dave was given a promotion, all his family were proud of him. 18. The rank of sergeant was given to Peter at the early days of the war. 19. The quality of the advertising material determines the success of new goods selling to a great extent on the market. 20. Jim's offer was sensible, so under the circumstances the Board of Directors was reluctant to accept it. 21. "Return safe and sound!" – mother asked her son, while seeing him off on long journey. 22. Couperwouve was known that he staked his future, but he has no choice. 23. Arnold was of vital concern in commercial success of this bargain. 24. Little Jane was taught to look for the unknown word in a dictionary so she was very proud of it. 25. Drawing-room windows of Mr. Linechan' house gave on the sea. 26. Mr Hickmann did not even rear his head, when the chief accountant had entered the room. 27. In two weeks the trial period would be expired and Linda would become full employee of the company. She was  waiting for that day very much.

Ex.13

1. You argue against that he states but it is only words, you do not produced one iota of any evidence thereto. 2. Finch wanted that the accused should be dealt fair deal. 3. Do not reprove your son in public, have a talk with him in private. 4. One must be stark  raving mad to refuse such possibility 5. I want to use the remaining time  to discuss the question with in confidentially. 6. I am partially agreed with you that in any case  I must do it but under the circumstances I wouldn't like to profit his difficult  situation. 7. His proposal is interesting in itself but it is no better that yours. 8. What do you accuse him in? – He has told lie and do not hardly much want to confess in it, that is bad in itself, moreover, he tenacious repeat this lie.

Ex,8

1. No matter who this man might be, he had no right to treat in such a way. 2. The doctor must always be careful, no matter who turns to him, no matter haw strange patient's complaint might be 3. She is always ready to help, no matter who ask her aid. 4. No matter what you could say, I do not believe you. 5. Atticus Finch knew aware that he would fail in a suit, no matter how he tried to prove Tom Robinson's innocence. 6. No matter how tied she could be, she is always practises to do her flat before going to bed. 7. His face shows nothing but indignation. 8. Nothing but an operation can save your son. 9. Tell him the true, nothing but true, no matter how hard it would be. 10. We heard nothing but a light noise.