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1. Will you stay or…………. …?
2. Jim likes …..
3. Where are you …….?
4. When Steve comes home, we’ll ……………shopping.
5. She ………to the window and looked out .
6. Have you …………..to any agreement with them ?
7. We …………..ten miles in an hour.
8. Can I …………………my help?
9. I ……………visiting her.
10. When did he ……………………her?
11. I ………………that he do it.
12. He received …………………..of a job.
13. They …………..him twice.
14. I’ve ……………..the door and it shuts properly now.
15. You’d better ……………the roof before it rains.
16. You must …………..your ways if you want to stay in this job.
17. You have made this mistake . It’s up to you to ………………..
18. I can …….you to the station if you want to .
19. Tom got on his bike and slowly ……down the street.
20. I only …..to work in a bus; from work I go on foot.
21. Don’t ….too fast. We may be fined.
22. Don’t ……too fast , I lost my breath.
23. The game …….in a draw.
24. Richard hasn’t ….sweeping the carpet yet.
25. I’ll……… my work by Monday.
26. The film is already ………
27. The boxing match was ……by a knockout.
28. Three people were …..by the smoke in the fire.
29. We felt ….in the stuffy room.
30. I hate wearing ties, they just …..me.
31. The hot air was…..
32. Are you sure that a surgery will …….her?
33. His wound is ……nicely.
34. I think you dog is simply too old, it can’t be ….
35. Tom is being ….with quite a new drug.

глаголы эти:
go, to walk, to step
offer, propose, suggest
to mend, to repair
to ride , to drive , to go
to end , to finish , to complete
to suffocate, to stifle, to choke
to cure (of), to treat ( for), to heal

1. Will you stay or go?
Explanation: "go" is a synonym for "stay," meaning to leave or depart. In this context, the question is asking if the person will stay or leave.

2. Jim likes to walk.
Explanation: "walk" is a synonym for "likes," meaning to move on foot at a moderate pace. Here, it indicates that Jim enjoys walking.

3. Where are you going?
Explanation: "going" is a synonym for "are," meaning to move or travel in a particular direction. The question is asking for the person's intended destination.

4. When Steve comes home, we’ll go shopping.
Explanation: "go" is a synonym for "shopping," meaning to visit stores and purchase items. Here, it suggests that the speaker and Steve plan to visit stores when Steve arrives home.

5. She went to the window and looked out.
Explanation: "went" is a synonym for "looked out," indicating the action of moving towards the window to observe something outside.

6. Have you come to any agreement with them?
Explanation: "come" is a synonym for "agreement," meaning to reach or achieve. The question asks if the person has reached an agreement with the others.

7. We walked ten miles in an hour.
Explanation: "walked" is a synonym for "miles," meaning to move on foot a certain distance. Here, it states that the speaker and others covered a distance of ten miles in an hour.

8. Can I offer my help?
Explanation: "offer" is a synonym for "help," meaning to provide assistance or support. The person is seeking permission to provide their assistance.

9. I enjoy visiting her.
Explanation: "visiting" is a synonym for "enjoy," meaning to spend time with someone. It states that the speaker takes pleasure in spending time with her.

10. When did he propose to her?
Explanation: "propose" is a synonym for "to," indicating the action of asking someone to marry. The question asks when the person asked her to marry him.

11. I suggest that he do it.
Explanation: "suggest" is a synonym for "do," suggesting or recommending an action. Here, the speaker proposes that he perform the action.

12. He received confirmation of a job.
Explanation: "confirmation" is a synonym for "received," meaning an official approval or acknowledgement. It states that he obtained official confirmation of a job.

13. They approached him twice.
Explanation: "approached" is a synonym for "twice," meaning to come near or closer to someone. It indicates that they approached him on two different occasions.

14. I've repaired the door, and it shuts properly now.
Explanation: "repaired" is a synonym for "shuts," meaning to fix or mend. It states that the speaker fixed the door, and now it closes properly.

15. You'd better fix the roof before it rains.
Explanation: "fix" is a synonym for "roof," meaning to repair or mend. The statement recommends repairing the roof before it starts raining.

16. You must change your ways if you want to stay in this job.
Explanation: "change" is a synonym for "ways," meaning to modify or alter. It states that the person needs to modify their behavior or approach to continue in their job.

17. You have made this mistake. It's up to you to correct it.
Explanation: "correct" is a synonym for "you," meaning to rectify or fix. It suggests that the person is responsible for fixing the mistake they made.

18. I can drive you to the station if you want to.
Explanation: "drive" is a synonym for "station," indicating the action of transporting someone by car. The statement offers to give the person a ride to the station.

19. Tom got on his bike and slowly rode down the street.
Explanation: "rode" is a synonym for "down," meaning to travel or move along. It describes Tom's action of moving slowly on his bike along the street.

20. I only go to work in a bus; from work I go on foot.
Explanation: "go" is a synonym for "work," meaning to travel or commute. It states that the person uses a bus to travel to work but walks back home.

21. Don't drive too fast. We may be fined.
Explanation: "drive" is a synonym for "fast," meaning to operate a vehicle at a high speed. The statement warns against exceeding the speed limit to avoid a fine.

22. Don't walk too fast; I lost my breath.
Explanation: "walk" is a synonym for "fast," meaning to advance at a brisk pace. It mentions that the speaker couldn't keep up with the fast walking and became breathless.

23. The game ended in a draw.
Explanation: "ended" is a synonym for "draw," meaning to finish or conclude. It states that the game finished with no winner or loser.

24. Richard hasn't finished sweeping the carpet yet.
Explanation: "finished" is a synonym for "sweeping," meaning to complete or conclude. It states that Richard has not completed the action of sweeping the carpet.

25. I'll complete my work by Monday.
Explanation: "complete" is a synonym for "work," meaning to finish or accomplish. The statement promises to finish the work by Monday.

26. The film is already finished.
Explanation: "finished" is a synonym for "the film," indicating that the film production is complete or concluded.

27. The boxing match was decided by a knockout.
Explanation: "decided" is a synonym for "knockout," meaning to determine or settle. It suggests that the outcome of the boxing match was determined by a knockout.

28. Three people were suffocated by the smoke in the fire.
Explanation: "suffocated" is a synonym for "smoke," meaning to asphyxiate or choke. It states that the three people died due to the smoke inhalation during the fire.

29. We felt stifled in the stuffy room.
Explanation: "stifled" is a synonym for "stuff," meaning to suffocate or unable to breathe comfortably. It describes the feeling of discomfort in the room due to lack of air circulation.

30. I hate wearing ties; they just choke me.
Explanation: "choke" is a synonym for "me," meaning to strangle or obstruct. It expresses the speaker's dislike for wearing ties as they feel suffocating or constricting.

31. The hot air was stifling.
Explanation: "stifling" is a synonym for "hot air," meaning extremely hot and uncomfortable. It describes the oppressive and suffocating sensation caused by the high temperature.

32. Are you sure that surgery will heal her?
Explanation: "heal" is a synonym for "surgery," meaning to recover or cure. The question asks if the person is certain that the surgery will help the person get better.

33. His wound is treating nicely.
Explanation: "treating" is a synonym for "wound," meaning to be looked after or managed. It states that his wound is being well taken care of or properly managed.

34. I think your dog is simply too old; it can't be cured.
Explanation: "cured" is a synonym for "old," meaning to be healed or restored to health. It suggests that the person believes the dog's age prevents it from recovering from a medical condition.

35. Tom is being treated with quite a new drug.
Explanation: "treated" is a synonym for "drug," meaning to be medicated or given medical treatment. It states that Tom is currently receiving medical care involving a new drug.