Exercise 14. Translate into Russian.
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 514.
Russian.
Exercise 13. Read out the words adding appropriate prefixes and translate them into
| un- | in- | im- | il- | ir- | non- | dis- | mis- |
| able acceptable authorized believable civilized clear critical convincing damaged do eatable emotional employed fair fashionable friendly helpful intentional interesting just known likely limited load lucky natural official popular productive subscribe | ability active adequate appropriate competent complete convenient decisive dependent edible elegant flexible formal human justice sane secure sensitive significant tolerant | balance mobile modest moral mortal patient perfect polite possible practical probable proper | legal logical | rational relevant religious replaceable resolute responsible | aggression alcoholic appearance attendance cooperation essential event existent fat govern- mental human intervention issue linear member negotiable payment profit (-making) resident smoker stop | ability advantage agree appear approve belief favour honest honour illusion like locate loyal obey order pleased respectful satisfied | behave dial fit fortune interpret leading understand print |
1. You've been successfully unsubscribed. You will receive no new email messages.
2. The hotel bar is open to non-residents.
3. Of course it's possible, but improbable.
4. His earliest works demonstrated an unlimited creative imagination.
5. Let's agree to disagree.
6. Occasionally people with debt are stigmatized as irresponsible at best, dishonest at worst.
7. I'm afraid most of us are economically illiterate.
8. As far as I know she's completely computer illiterate.
9. “An InconvenientTruth” directed by Davis Guggenheim was a critical and box-office success, winning 2 Academy Awards for The Best Documentary Feature and The Best Original Song in 2007.
10. He claims those were unintentional misquotations.
11. Filmmakers often complain of irregular work hours that keep them away from their families.
12. His music video depicts an insensitive, overbearing state power that ignores individual rights.
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