Complete with: cut, lose, chip, break, bang, throw, twist, practise, move, sit.

Привет! Давай разберем задания из твоего учебника по английскому языку. ### Exercise 1: Complete with cut, lose, chip, break, bang, throw, twist, practise, move, sit. 1. lose a party (или cut a party, в зависимости от контекста, но скорее lose) 2. twist your leg 3. break your house (или move house) 4. lose exams (или break exams) 5. cut your finger 6. lose sth valuable 7. chip a tooth 8. bang your head 9. twist your ankle 10. practise an instrument ### Exercise 2: Choose the odd word out. 1. result (остальные относятся к частям тела) 2. symptoms (остальные — виды недомогания) 3. react (остальные — глаголы разрушения) 4. breathing (остальные — лекарственные формы) 5. worried (остальные — разные степени усталости) ### Exercise 3: Complete with high, sore, light, regular, doctor's. 1. I've got a sore throat. 2. Don't forget your doctor's appointment at 3 pm. 3. He takes regular exercise by riding his bike every day. 4. You should eat a light meal. 5. Do you have a high fever? ### Exercise 4: Complete with the correct preposition: apart, out, behind. 1. It's hurtful when you fall out with friends. 2. If you revise regularly, you won't fall behind at school. 3. That chair has fallen apart. It needs fixing. 4. Jane has fallen out with Sue over a CD. 5. He fell behind in Maths, so he had a few private lessons to catch up. ### Exercise 5: Complete with the correct reflexive pronoun. 1. We always do the gardening ourselves. 2. They painted the room by themselves. 3. He usually goes for a walk by himself. 4. I used to go jogging by myself. 5. Why don't you do it yourself? ### Exercise 6: Put the verbs into the correct tense. 1. If you tidy your room, I will take you to the cinema. 2. Unless Sean studies hard, he will fail his exams. 3. Unless you rest, you won't feel better. 4. If you mix blue and yellow, you get green. 5. Unless the children behave well, they can't go to the movies. ### Exercise 7: Put the sentences in the correct order to form a dialogue. 1. I've got a headache. I feel dizzy and my throat's sore. 2. What's the matter? 3. Tell me what's wrong. 4. I see. Let's take your temperature, shall we? 5. I don't feel well.