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II. What would be she wearing today? Maybe the white dress with
the little straps. Yeah, she’d be wearing that, it was his favourite.
Sexy and innocent-looking at the same time. And the high heels, the
burgundy ones. She’d be nice and tan, slender but healthy looking.
(J.Welch)

3.Describe a famous pop- singer.

4. Make up a situation to illustrate one of the proverbs.

1.A forced kindness deserves no thanks.
2.The face is the index of the mind.

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1.Correct the mistakes if any.

1. Ellie was standing just by a tall fur tree. Her hare was the soft
brown colour of an autumn leaf.
2. She was looking at me, her lips just parted, looking slightly
startled.
3. Her voice was very soft and gentle, it might have been a little
girl’s voice.
4. There was a new independence about her, a new confident in
herself. The first to arrive was Mr Lippincott. He was elderly
man, dry and precise in appearance.
5. I made no secret of the fact that I would been a rolling stone.

2.Translate the following.

There are people (you’ve probably noted it also) who have the
unconscious faculty of making the world spin around themselves,
throb and expand, and contract and go dizzy. Then when they are
gone away, you feel sick and lonesome and meaningless.
In the chemistry lab at school, did you ever hold a test-tube,
pouring in liquids and powders and seeing nothing happen until a
certain liquid or a certain powder is pored in and then everything
begins to smoke and fume, bubble and boil, hiss to foam, and

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