A. 1.I don’t quite see your point. 2. I’ve made a point of getting
up early every day, and I’m none the worse for it. 3. There
seems no point in prolonging this interview. 4. He’s on the point
of going, you’d better speak to him right now. 5. He pointed to
the statue on which lay patches of snow. 6. He couldn’t live without
his work, it would make life pointless. 7. Don’t waste time
dreaming about impossible things. 8. She wouldn’t even dream
of doing such a thing. 9- He is a dreamer and lives in a world of
fantasy. 10. What dreams did you have last night? 11. Don’t get
mixed up in the affair. 12. We can sometimes mix business with
pleasure. 13. He is a bad mixer. 14. Of course, I’ve mixed up the
two songs. 15. It was odd, what a mixture of motives I had. 16. As
for him I think he is above suspicion. 17. Every eye was turned
upon Bosinney; all waited with a strange suspicious look for his
answer. 18. Still suspicion and distrust was in the air, and there
was much talk. 19. I am conscious of having done wrong (I am
conscious that I have done wrong). 20. The blow caused him to
lose consciousness. 21. He is too self-conscious. 22. Emil was
conscious of a new emptiness in his life.
B. 1. Don’t interfere in this, Frank, that is entirely my affair.
2. There’s something interfering with the telephone connection.
3. Maxim always tries to interfere in my activity. 4. Her constant
nagging irritated Robert. 5. He is my constant friend. 6. I resisted
an impulse to move back. 7. The resistance against the occupying
forces was getting stronger. 8. On reflection I found it necessary
to warn her. 9. The pavements were damp and they reflected
yellow light. 10. He roused himself unwillingly from his
reflections upon the past experiences and rose to his feet.
11. Rudolf couldn’t resist the temptation and didn’t feel mean
about it afterwards. 12. She is a woman long accustomed to
admiration. 13. “Doesn’t she look glorious?” said a young man at
the ball-room door, admiring the girl’s beauty.