Wse_predlogi_angliyskogo_yazyka

The professor asked me to come to him. —

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I came to the theater at 6 o'clock. — 6 .

Send her to the doctor right now. —

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The sign pointed to the tall building. —

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Kids were sitting back to me. — .

The rooms to the back are smaller but cozier. —

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He would insist on his point of view to the end. —

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The price went up to 100 dollars per hour. —

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It took me six hours to get from Volgograd to Saratov by car. —

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She placed it right up to the door. — ( )

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) . , . Have you ever been to Paris? — ? 2) , .

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The manager explained the company rules to new employees. —

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She has already sent a package to her sister. —

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3) ; ,

. , . The final game was postponed to the next day. —

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The bank is open daily from nine to six. —

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It happened two hours to his arrival. —

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It is five minutes to noon. — .

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Preparing for the exam, he was sitting down to the lectures and textbooks all night. — , .

Several fire-engines arrived to our rescue. —

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Most of the fields in this region are laid down to sunflowers. —

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I was prepared to such result. —

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To their surprise, he was not at home. — ,

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The vase was broken to pieces. — .

To her despair, she realized that everybody was against her. —

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He was more kind to his sun than to his daughter. —

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It seemed like in this village people were not nice to newcomers. —

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He was so hungry that he had eaten all cookies to the last crumb. —

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It is fought, that Englishmen are punctual to a minute. — ,

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He was frightened to death. — .

They had been working all day to the point of exhaustion. —

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My mom made some cookies and cake to tea. —

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The cake would be even more delicious if you add some milk to it. —

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: PRESSI ( HERSON )

Their living room also forms the hall to two more rooms. —

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) , , , . The service was so good to its small cost. —

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His English is much better now to what it had been last year. —

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Her beauty contrasted to his ugliness. —

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The amendment passed by 557 to 120. — 557

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The score stood five to one — C .

) , , . They act to the custom. — .

All politicians were bribers to him. —

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To all appearance, nobody was going to come to class. —

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To my opinion, it is a wrong decision. — ,

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To my knowledge, the office is closed today. — ,

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) , , . What did Mom say to it? — ?

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They turned the table to the window. — .

It was evident for everyone that they lie to each other. —

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We had home all to ourselves. —

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To these people all Muslims are killers. —

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To me it has no sense at all. — , .

It does not mean anything to me. — .) .

Solders had no pity to fascists. —

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That vine to which they had addicted. — ,

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I have already alluded to the fact. — .

Let me go to manuscript. — .) , .

I devote this novel to my sister. — . Roman army put Greek forces to the run. —

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, to:

to agree to		The professor agreed to take part in
		conference. —
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		: They agreed with me. —
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to amount to	( ,	The bill amounts to 100 dollars. —
	),	100 .
to apologize to		The television announcer apologized to the
		audience for his mistake. —
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to attach to	,	I attach the copy of my passport to my letter.
		—
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to belong to		This oil company belongs to private owner.
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to happen to		What has happened to her? —
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to listen to	.,	Stop talking and listen to me! —
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: PRESSI ( HERSON )

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to object to			,	Employees strongly object to new taxes. —
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to pay				He did not pay attention to it at all! —
attention to				!
to call (draw)				Public attention had been drawn to this film.
somebody's			.	—
attention to				( ).
to prefer to				I prefer skiing to skating. —
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to reply to				The same day I replayed to her letter. —
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to refer to				The critic refers to the author’s biography.
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to seem			.	It seems to me it is going to rain. —
(appear) to				, .
to speak to, to			.	His mother is going to talk to his teacher. —
talk to
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to subscribe to				I subscribed to university newsletter; it
				would be sent to my e-mail. —
				( ),
				.
to telegraph to,				Did you telegraph to your friend already? —
wire to, to			.	?
cable to
to telephone to				She telephoned the message to you. —
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acceptable				His conditions are not acceptable to us. —
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attentive				Her mother was so attentive to us. —
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clear		It was clear to me that she was too
		frightened. — ,
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devoted		He is so devoted to his wife! —
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equal		His month salary is equal to my half-year
		salary. —
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familiar		His face seemed familiar to me. —
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grateful		I am so grateful to God for my child got
		better! — ,
		!
important		This question is very important to our
		company. —
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kind	,	It was very kind of her to invite us. —
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known		This story is known to everyone. —
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unknown		New, unknown to the world disease
		appeared. — ,
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liable	1) ,	Tobacco production is liable to duty. —
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necessary		It is necessary to us. —
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opposite		His idea is opposite to mine. —
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polite		You have to be polite to your grandfather. —
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similar		Your idea is similar to mine. —
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strange		It seemed strange to me that nobody was
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: PRESSI ( HERSON )

superior	(	He was superior to all other competitors. —
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inferior	(	This kind of cheese is inferior to others. —
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unpleasant		Such attitude would be unpleasant to her. —
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useful		Milk is useful to your health. —
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useless		It is useless for her to spend so much time
		watching TV. —
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! important, useful, necessary, strange

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It is necessary for us to be in Moscow tomorrow. —

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It was important for me to read this book. —

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to:

to the amount (of) ( ) to the end

to my (his) surprise (disappointment, sorrow, joy) ( )

( , , ) to the right (left) ( ) in reply (answer) to

to the south (north, west, east) (of) ( , , )

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to into:

to, into

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to ,

into : He went to the bank. — .

He went into the bank. — ( ).

Towards

towards :

1. , :

We were driving towards the south. —

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The ship turned towards the shore. —

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The company slowly moves towards the reorganization. —

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2. , :

He is biased towards me. — .

Her sentiments towards you are mostly kind. —

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3.

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The storm stopped towards night. — .

I think I’ll be done with my research towards the end of July. —

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4. ,

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The Mayor had spoken towards an hour. — .

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Towards that purpose we can wait for a month. —

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Under

under :

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The toy was lying under the table. — .

: PRESSI ( HERSON )

He left the basket with apples under the tree. — c

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She can easily swim under the water. —

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She had a beautiful birthmark just under her right eye. —

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He got under the influence of a street gang. —

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I am glad to work under his guidance (control, management, command).

— ( , , ). The girl did not know how to act under the fire. — ,

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3. .

above:

Under one hundred people were on the meeting. —

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You can get a credit if you are under fifty. —

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In spite of the fact that he was under oath, he lied. — ,

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Under the terms of agreement (contract) we must be done with construction by January. — ( ),

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It was not easy to express your own opinion on public under communism. —

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The article was published under the head (title) Mystery. —

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His first story was published under a pen-name. —

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Under

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1., , , : Was the book on the table? — No, it was under.

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2.( , ), :

One big oil-and-gas company kept the rest oil companies under occupying the international market. —

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3) , :

John did not know how to help me while I was under. — ,

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4. ( , ); ( ).

I hoped he would give me one hundred dollars, but I got under. —

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under:

to be under consideration

to be under construction

to be under discussion

to be under repair

under the circumstances

under the contract (agreement) ( ),

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Up

up down

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They walked up the stairs. — ( ) . She ran up the attic. — .

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They decided to drive up to town to do some shopping. —

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: PRESSI ( HERSON )