II. Choose the right word.

1. This idiom is very seldom used nowadays. It is ... (up-to-date / old-fashioned).

2. I don't often play the piano I am out of ... (practice/practise).

3. I don't think Mr Potter will be able to understand all the reports. He doesn't know French.

We'll need a ... (a translator / an interpreter).

4. What is the usual ... (dictionary / vocabulary) of an average five-year-old child?

5. It took me a very long time to get ... (over / down) the shock of her death.

6. She thought she heard a name. She couldn't (get/make) it out.

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15 апреля, 20:12

II. Choose the right word.

1. This idiom is very seldom used nowadays. It is ... (up-to-date / old-fashioned).

2. I don't often play the piano I am out of ... (practice/practise).

3. I don't think Mr Potter will be able to understand all the reports. He doesn't know French.

We'll need a ... (a translator / an interpreter).

4. What is the usual ... (dictionary / vocabulary) of an average five-year-old child?

5. It took me a very long time to get ... (over / down) the shock of her death.

6. She thought she heard a name. She couldn't (get/make) it out.

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1. This idiom is very seldom used nowadays. It is old-fashioned.

2. I don't often play the piano I am out of practice.

3. I don't think Mr Potter will be able to understand all the reports. He doesn't know French.

We'll need a translator.

4. What is the usual vocabulary of an average five-year-old child?

5. It took me a very long time to get overthe shock of her death.

6. She thought she heard a name. She couldn't make it out.