The document contains a dialogue between several people discussing art. One person says the art looks like smudges and they don't understand how people can like it. Another responds that it is a prestigious exhibition and art is meaningful. They discuss whether people are impressed by the art or just the event. One person argues that art deserves admiration for making the world brighter. They discuss whether business or art causes more positive emotions. In the end, one person says they will try following a doctor's advice to do art.
The document contains a dialogue between several people discussing art. One person says the art looks like smudges and they don't understand how people can like it. Another responds that it is a prestigious exhibition and art is meaningful. They discuss whether people are impressed by the art or just the event. One person argues that art deserves admiration for making the world brighter. They discuss whether business or art causes more positive emotions. In the end, one person says they will try following a doctor's advice to do art.
The document contains a dialogue between several people discussing art. One person says the art looks like smudges and they don't understand how people can like it. Another responds that it is a prestigious exhibition and art is meaningful. They discuss whether people are impressed by the art or just the event. One person argues that art deserves admiration for making the world brighter. They discuss whether business or art causes more positive emotions. In the end, one person says they will try following a doctor's advice to do art.
The document contains a dialogue between several people discussing art. One person says the art looks like smudges and they don't understand how people can like it. Another responds that it is a prestigious exhibition and art is meaningful. They discuss whether people are impressed by the art or just the event. One person argues that art deserves admiration for making the world brighter. They discuss whether business or art causes more positive emotions. In the end, one person says they will try following a doctor's advice to do art.
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- А nice art exhibition, isn't it?
- this pictures look like a huge smudges. I can't even imagine how people can like art - But it is the biggest art exhibit of the year in quality,if not in size. The lifetime dream of every mature artist in the US is a Lathrop prize. So I am so expressed by this pictures - are you sure you are impressed by the pictures and not by the grandeur of the event? It seems to me that business is really impressive, but art is nothing - No, art is a way of life and it really deserves to be admired. Because artists make our world brighter and more emotional with the help of their paintings. I adore art - nothing in life gives such emotions and inspiration as buying a new business - yeah. business is a nice thing. but in business there is much more trouble and excitement and it causes more negative emotions. and business is not always successful. and art is forever and never fails. there will always be true connoisseurs. - Doctor, do you really think that if I start doing art, I won't run the risk of being in this condition again? - Yeah, I am totally convinced - Then, although it will be difficult for me, I will try to follow your advice because I respect you as a doctor
1. Unscramble the sentences.
1. offence/was/petty/no/this – This was not a petty offence
2. eating/don’t/like/I/that’s/just/all/feel – I just don’t like eating like all feel
3. careful/was/listening/doing/he/some – He was doing some careful listening
4. much/the/proved/the/patient’s/for/suggestion/heart/too – The suggestion proved too
much for the patient's heart.
5. little/the/to/of/letter/consequence/proved/be – little of the letter was proved to consequence
6. on/try/let’s/there/and/time/get – lets try getting there on time
7. there/try/on/let’s/and/over/mantelpiece/draw/that/the/vase – Let's try and draw that vase
over there on the mantelpiece.
8. a/can’t/him/I/do/thing/with take/juice/won’t/his/he/pineapple – I cant do a thing with taking him,
he wont his pineapple juice
9. constructive/had/since/visit/he/some/thinking/done/his/last – He had done some constructive
thinking since his last visit
10. the/just/that’s/we/thought/all/it/to/necessary/make/inquiries – we all thought that’s necessary
to make just the inquiries
2. Complete the following sentences
1. Steve is awfully stubborn. Mother can't do a thing with him He won't .. take his pineapple juice.. . 2. Mary is as obstinate as a mule. I just suggested it, that's all.. . 3. Where did you find this brute of a dog? I can't do a thing with him... . 4. I wasted no time. I listened and I did .. some constructive thinking since his last visit. 5. Where did you go for your holidays? Did you do any . thinking. ? 6. Even the police were afraid of him. He was no .. ordinary case.. . 7. You seem to forget that we deal with no .. suggestions. . 8. There is something fishy about the whole thing. This is no . ordinary case.. . 9. I'd never have believed that Jack would prove too much for the patient's heart..... 10. The young actress had no premonition that the performance . become a laughing-stock. . 11. They had to leave India before the year was over. The climate .. proved too much for the patient's heart... 12. Why do you mind his coming so much? —I just.. suggested it, that's all... 13. Don't be angry with me. I just suggested it, that's all... 14. He is not to blame. He just.. suggested it, that's all. . 15. You know how much . look forward to your letters. Try and.. draw them 16. It is a very difficult sound. Try and. draw it... 17. The task is urgent. Try and .. draw that vase over there on the mantelpiece... 18. I'd like to suit your convenience. Let's make it Monday, Wednesday and Friday... . 19. It's a go then. Let's make it Monday, Wednesday and Friday 20. Could you spare the time to come twice a week? — Sure. — Good. Let's ... make it Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
3. Translate the following sentences into Ukrainian.
1. Ви б втратили менше часу, якби перестали говорити і тупотіти ногами і трохи малювали для обміну. 2. Мартін вибачився — йому потрібно було щось написати до обіду. 3. Пані Стрікленд мало друкувала сама, але витрачала свій час на виправлення робіт чотирьох дівчат найнятий. 4. Вона була вкрай здивована тим, що вона була коханою, а не тією, яка це робить люблячий. 5. Гейнсборо мав гарний музичний слух і не був байдужим виконавцем на скрипці. 6. Я не була боязкою дівчиною, щоб повернутись і втекти просто тому, що ніхто не прийняв мене. 7. Це було не просте твердження. Вона навела факти та цифри на підтвердження свого твердження. 8. Я щойно став зачарований, от і все. Не написання. Він пише дуже технічно. Але ідеї, як він співвідносить людину та її середовище...
12. Choose the right word (or its derivative).
1. draw/ draw
2. colours/ paints/ colours
3. choose/ select/ choose
13. Paraphrase the following sentences.
1. The doctor's treatment did not relieve his pain. 2. It was a great
relieve, to know that the children were safe. 3. He felt himself somehow relieved of further responsibility. 4. I'm on duty until 2 p. m.
And then Peter is coming to relieve a sentry. 5. The little boy said,
"I can whistle with my mouth," and was drew to demonstrate his skill. 6. She has a kind of
artificial smile. 7. They know how to be pleasant. They've drawing/ depict that accomplishment for
centuries. 8. Her beauty drew them as the moon the sea. 9. She crossed the room, drew the
curtains apart and opened those low windows. 10. I could not drew any information from him.
11. Well known as it is, this is a picture one can go back to again and again, without coming to
the end of its fascination. 12. Constable managed to paint the English countryside in all its paints. 13. You look the picture of health. 14. This doctor is a mild-looking man, not what
I'd draw at all. 15. I want to draw a really good likeness of your father. 16. Dirk Stroeve
had a taste for music and literature which gave depth and colors to his comprehension of
