Exercise 5, p. 46

1. This student is extremely shy. She may have (She will prob-

ably have) difficulty (in) coming in contact with the group.

 

group.) 2. Her explanations can be believed to/in some degree.

3. He has succeeded in life. 4. Joe has always had a great influence

on her. 5. The carpets have suffered from/have been damaged by

the damp/dampness. 6. Your story resembles the plot of a film

I’ve seen recently. 7. The large stockpiles/accumulation of

nuclear weapons in the contemporary world raise(s) the

extremely important problem of destroying them as soon/quickly

as possible (of their quickest destruction). 8. The transition of

the secondary school to compulsory eleven-year education raises

diverse/various problems before teachers. 9. As a result of their

discussion Mr. Mason will get all the necessary information.

10. The director had great difficulty with the new company.

11. “What do you think of/about classical music?” “It’s not my

cup of tea. I prefer jazz.” 12. Scientists hope that in the twenty-first

century the inhabitants of the Earth will be able to come in

contact with other civilizations. 13. The abundance/number of

rivers and lakes has a great impact/influence of the microclimate

of an area. 14. Mr. Mans reacted to his brother’s

remark/rebuke with dignity. 15. He made himself quite clear.

16. His group is studying the influence/impact this substance has

on micro-organisms. 17. The shape of these vegetables resembles

pears (These vegetables resemble pears in shape). What are they?