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29 января 2025 03:24 · публичный вопрос
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29 января 2025 03:24

To solve the problem, we'll replace the underlined words with suitable ones that have the same meaning in the context.

  1. "refused it" - The word "refused" means to decline or not accept.

    • Original: I made him a good offer but he refused it.
    • Replacement: I made him a good offer but he turned it down.
  2. "to get" - Means to obtain or fetch.

    • Original: Could you go to get your coat for you?
    • Replacement: Could you go and fetch your coat for you?
  3. "will start" - To begin or commence.

    • Original: [announcement] The film will start in five minutes.
    • Replacement: [announcement] The film will begin in five minutes.
  4. "leave my clothes" - To place or put them somewhere.

    • Original: Where can I leave my clothes?
    • Replacement: Where can I put my clothes?
  5. "if you buy" - To make a purchase; acquisition upon buying.

    • Original: There is a discount if you buy a certain quantity.
    • Replacement: There is a discount when you purchase a certain quantity.
  6. "unexpectedly" - Means without warning or suddenly.

    • Original: His parents arrived unexpectedly.
    • Replacement: His parents arrived suddenly.
  7. "look after" - Means to take care of or oversee.

    • Original: Could you look after my suitcase for a minute while I get a coffee?
    • Replacement: Could you watch my suitcase for a minute while I get a coffee?

Complete the sentences based on context:

  1. "out of the blue" - Means unexpectedly or without warning.

    • Original: My brother arrived out of the blue.
  2. "Yes, sir, but I have no idea" - "Yes" indicates affirmation, "but" introduces a contrast or lack of understanding.

    • Original: Do you understand? - Yes sir, but I have no idea.
  3. "Do you get some of that organic" - Asking if someone buys or consumes organic produce.

    • Original: Could you get some of that organic produce?
  4. "quite common" - Means very frequent or usual.

    • Original: To keep an eye on something is quite common in English.
  5. "a fortune" - A large amount of money.

    • Original: I offered him a lot of money, but he still demanded a fortune.
  6. "of green" - Describing a characteristic color; it's not strong.

    • Original: The walls are of green, but it’s not a strong colour, it’s quite pale.