Exercise 3, p. 363

1. Could you lend me your Webster? - Will a Hornby do?/Will

a Hornby suit you?

2. You are a real Lovelace! - And you are a Don Juan.

3. I know nothing about painting. I can’t tell a Cezanne from

a Picasso.

4. Is it Lillian? How changed she is! It is surely not the Lillian

I knew when she was a little girl.

 

5. Can I book a ticket to Birmingham?/Can I pay for a call to

Birmingham? - Yes, but we’ve got two Birminghams in the computer.

Do you need the Birmingham which is in the USA or the

Birmingham in England? - The Birmingham which is in

England.

6 . I bought a new TV set yesterday. - Is it a Sony? - No, it’s

a Philips.

7. We have received a fax from a Romanov.

8. With all those magic tricks of his your son may become

another/a new David Copperfield.

9. I see you’ve got a Honda, haven’t you? - No, it’s my wife’s

new car.

10. A new McDonalds is opening/opens in Moscow tomorrow.

11. Have you got a copy of America to read? Unfortunately

not. But I’ve got Cosmopolitan.

13. I would never have thought that the Morozovs had such

a gorgeous library.

14. To my delight I saw a Dahl in the bookshop and bought it.

15. Stop behaving like that. You are not a Scarlett and I’m not

a Rhett.

16. Why, you are a real James Bond.

17. The police say you keep a Kalashnikov in your house.

18. The girl wants Father Frost to bring her a Barbie for the

New Year.

19. Lord Sandwich invented the sandwich.

20. I’ll have a Martini. - And I’d like a soda, please.

21. The scared/frightened Marina answered the phone call.

22. Now we have a complete “Britannica” and we are very

glad about it.

23. Is Nurse at home? - She is out doing the shopping./She

has gone to the shops/gone shopping.

24. What a lovely shop! - Yes it’s a Valentino.