В. Julie's talking about her friend Clare. Use the idioms in the box to replace the phrases 1-10, changing the form as necessary.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 480.

cry your eyes out love is blind not see sb for dust have (got) a roving eye look daggers at sb beauty is in the eye of the beholder swear blind

not take your eyes off sb see the light turn a blind eye

couldn't take her eyes off

It all started in a club on holiday. She just (1) couldn't stop looking at- this guy, and of course eventually he came over. Personally I didn't think he was very attractive, but (2) we all have a different opinion of what's good looking, after all. I could tell he (3) was always looking for the chance to start a new sexual relationship but she just wouldn't listen.

Well, (4) when people are in love they just don't see things clearly, as they say. She was already talking about marriage, after just two days! But one night, she caught him kissing someone else. Well, you know Clare. She would never (5) pretend not to notice something, so she marched over and threw her drink over him. He (6) looked at her in a terrible way, and then left. I'm not surprised — if that had happened to me you (7) wouldn't see me because I'd leave so quickly.

She spent the rest of the holiday (8) crying all the time, but I'm glad she (9) understood what the real situation was. She (10) says definitely that she'll never look at another man again, but I'm sure she'll get over it...

14. BODY. Match the Ukrainian names of the parts of the body with their English counterparts.

1. bile duct а) товста кишка

2. bladder b) хребет

3. gall bladder c) гортань

4. large intestine d) тaз

5. larynx е) сечовий міхур

6. pancreas f) жовчний міхур

7. pelvis g) селезінка

8. spine h) трахея

9. spleen і) підшлункова залоза

10 windpipe j) жовчний міхур