1). Соедините идиоматические выражения и их определения. 1). to be a cool cataeasily2) like a breezebto be a very calm person3). to blow one's stackcvery smart4). sharp as a tackdto get angry5). to make a fast/quick bucketo earn money fast and easilya) easilyb) to be a very calm personc) very smartd) to get angrye) to eam money fast and easily2). Соедините части пословиц1) A bird in the handawould be glad to see. 2) Gifts from enemiesbgo hand in hand. 3) Of two evilscchoose the least. 4) A blind mandis worth two in the bushes. 5) Gossiping and lyingeare dangerous. a) would be glad to seeb) go hand in handc) chose the leastd) is worth two in the bushese) are dsngerous3). Соотнесите данные литературные произведения с их авторами. 1. William Thackeraya2. Margaret Mitchellb3. Emily Brontëc4. Theodore Dreiserd5. John Steinbecka."Wuthering Heights"b."The Grapes of Wrath"c."Vanity Fair"d."An American Tragedy"e."Gone With The Wind"

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1). Соедините идиоматические выражения и их определения. 1). to be a cool cataeasily2) like a breezebto be a very calm person3). to blow one's stackcvery smart4). sharp as a tackdto get angry5). to make a fast/quick bucketo earn money fast and easilya) easilyb) to be a very calm personc) very smartd) to get angrye) to eam money fast and easily2). Соедините части пословиц1) A bird in the handawould be glad to see. 2) Gifts from enemiesbgo hand in hand. 3) Of two evilscchoose the least. 4) A blind mandis worth two in the bushes. 5) Gossiping and lyingeare dangerous. a) would be glad to seeb) go hand in handc) chose the leastd) is worth two in the bushese) are dsngerous3). Соотнесите данные литературные произведения с их авторами. 1. William Thackeraya2. Margaret Mitchellb3. Emily Brontëc4. Theodore Dreiserd5. John Steinbecka."Wuthering Heights"b."The Grapes of Wrath"c."Vanity Fair"d."An American Tragedy"e."Gone With The Wind"

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Яна Фирсова · Answer 1

1) to be a cool cat - (b) to be a very calm person;

2) like a breeze - (a) easily;

3) to blow one's stack - (d) to get angry;

4) sharp as a tack - (c) very smart;

5) to make a fast/quick buck - (e) to earn money fast and easily.

1) A bird in the hand (d) is worth two in the bushes.

2) Gifts from enemies (e) are dangerous.

3) Of two evils (c) choose the least.

4) A blind man (a) would be glad to see.

5) Gossiping and lying (b) go hand in hand.

1. William Thackeray - c "Vanity Fair".

2. Margaret Mitchell - e "Gone With The Wind".

3. Emily Brontëc - a "Wuthering Heights".

4. Theodore Dreiser - d "An American Tragedy".

5. John Steinbeck - b "The Grapes of Wrath".