Ex.4.3. Fill the gaps with prepositions where necessary and translate the sentences into Russian.
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Ex.4.2. Match the words from the left column with the words from the right column as they occur together in the article above. Translate the word combinations into Russian, compose sentences with them and ask your group mates to translate your sentences from Russian into English.
| 1) peace | a) leaders |
| 2) foreign | b) card |
| 3) patronizing | c) accord |
| 4) chemical | d) list |
| 5) bulletproof | e) jokes |
| 6) private | f) delivery |
| 7) stilted | g) trips |
| 8) out-of-town | h) statements |
| 9) report | i) smile |
| 10) laundry | j) vest |
| 11) public | k) weapons |
1) "It makes a big difference if you can get …… a first name basis …… a foreign minister."
2) ……. a Paris visit, she conducted ……. her meeting …… Foreign Minister Herve de Charette …… French.
3) She had just given …… President Franjo Tudjman a public lecture …… failing to live …… …… the peace accord.
4) Primakov's aides used to quibble …… a promise he has just made …… negotiations.
5) It's been only four months …… she was sworn …… .
6) The helicopters swooped …… …… the Croatian village …… Prevrsac, and …… …… one climbed U.S. Secretary …… State Madeleine Albright …… a gaggle …… reporters and cameramen …… tow.
7) ……. home AIbright has made more than a dozen out-of-town trips to talk …… foreign policy ……. Americans or to let influential Senators show her …… …… constituents.
8) In Prevrsac she dressed …… one …… Tudiman's ministers …… Croatian attacks …… returning refugees.
9) Her aides warned that the Serbian President would try to throw her …… stride early …… the session.
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