7. Copy out from Text Six the sentences containing the word combinations and phrasesand translate them into Russian.
8. Paraphrase the following sentences using the word combinations and phrases:
1. "Are you really going to spend your holiday in that horrid village, at the other end of the world?" – "Are you really going to set your foot in that horrid village at the other end of the world and spend your holiday there?" "It's not so horrid, you know, it's a lovely place." – "It's not so horrid, you know, such places cannot go far wrong" "Probably, for people who think and feel differently from myself – Probably, for people who have a different order of mind from me. As for me, I've rented a charming little cottage in a place from which you can get up to town in a very short time. – As for me, I've rented a charming little cottage within easy reach of town." "Glad to hear it. Only what's the good of going to town when you're on holiday? But at the account of proximity to the town, is there necessary to go to town when you're on holiday?" "Oh, it's just that I sometimes get tired of green meadows and yellow buttercups and simply long to tread on asphalt and to have a meal at a restaurant. Oh, it's just that I sometimes get tired of green meadows and yellow buttercups and simply long to set foot on asphalt and to have a meal at a restaurant. I've told you dozens of times that I'm not in the least nature crazy. – I've told you time and again that I'm not in the least nature crazy" "Then, what's the point of leaving town at all? – Then, what's the point of leaving town at all? Then, what's the point of setting foot on the country place at all?" "Oh, everybody does, you know. – I do the only thing there is to do, you know. I always say, do as others do, and you won't make a mistake. I say time and again, do as others do, and you cannot go wrong." 2. In the morning paper there was a detailed description of an unpleasant incident which occurred on a lonely country road thirty miles from London. – In the morning paper there was a detailed account of an unpleasant incident which occurred on a lonely country road thirty miles from (within easy reach of) London. Jean Gatsby, the famous film star, was driving her car. – Jean Gatsby, the film star whom success was talked over time and again, was driving her car. In a side road Miss Gatsby's car was stopped by three armed men. – In a side road Miss Gatsby's car was held up by three armed men. Yet, fortunately for the young actress, at the critical moment another car appeared on the road. – But luck was with the young actress, at the critical moment another car appeared on the road. Miss Gatsby had no other way out but scream loudly for help. – Miss Gatsby did the only thing there was to do – she screamed loudly for help. The car stopped, and the masked gangsters ran to the wood and disappeared there. – The car stopped, and the masked gangsters ran to the wood and lost to sight. 3. "The pen is burning. – The pen is on fire. I'll run and let out the sheep." "It's blazing! – It’s on fire! You'll burn yourself." "There's nothing for it, I must risk it. – It is the only thing there is to do, I must chance it."