Ex. 4. Revision. Use the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.

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Ex. 3. Choose the correct form in brackets. Define kinds of predicates. Consult a dictionary if necessary.

1. The threat of economic crisis is beginning to bulk (large/largely) in the government's thinking. 2. The coming examination looms (large/largely) with every passing day. 3. Our army was to stand (firm/firmly) in the face of a terrible onslaught. 4. If he would only learn to eat (quiet/quietly)! 5. If only he wouldn't eat so (noisy/noisily)! 6. The problem appeared (impossible/impossibly). 7. She's looking at you (angry/angrily).8. Professor Murky pulled his belt (tight/tightly) and started off. 9. Meat goes (bad/badly). 10. Beer goes (flat/flatly). 11. The soup tastes (wonderful/ wonderfully). 12. They tasted the soup (suspicious/suspiciously). 13. The differences run (deep/deeply). 14. Supplies are running (low/lowly). 15. It was a clever excuse but it didn't really ring (true/truly). 16. If you drink this medicine you will get (good/well) soon. Or maybe not. 17. Looking for tourists highlights in Montepulciano can prove (difficult/difficultly). 18 I mean if you stay (sober/soberly).

1. This is the first time I (to drink) California champagne.

2. This is the seventeenth time I (to be) here.

3. It was the third time Helen (to sing) that month.

4. Your report (to read) well.

5. We (to know) each other for 300 years.

6. The new product (to sell) lately.

7. It's a pretty material but it (not to wash).

8. Henry (to play) hide-and-seek for 7 hours yesterday.

9. I got a real shock immediately I (to open) the box.

10. I (to fall) downstairs just now.

11. Thomas (to believe) in God since childhood.

12. And Smith (to pass) to McGraith, McGraith to Barnes, Barnes across to Lucas – and Taylor (to interrupt), Taylor to Peters – and he (to shoot) – and it's a goal!!! Stoke City (to lead) by three goals to nil in the first half.

13. This time tomorrow I (to cross) the Channel.

14. I always (to meet) Mary in the Red Lion. (=That's our regular meeting place)

15. I always (to meet) Mary in the Red Lion. (=We meet there often, but by accident)

16. What are you doing? -- I (to smell) my socks.

17. I'd rather you (to make) not so many mistakes in the test yesterday.

18. My wife would rather we (not to see) each other any more.

19. Do you know when Janet (to be) in tomorrow?